1. Learn from real life, not just from books

Grammar is important, but it’s not enough. If you want to speak Spanish naturally, you need to hear how people really talk.

Listen to Spanish songs on your way to work , change your phone settings to Spanish , or look for Spanish events in London — music, food, dance, or language meet-ups.

London gives you endless ways to bring the language into your daily life. Use them.

2. Don’t wait to be “ready” to speak

Many of my students tell me:

But that moment never comes. The truth is, you learn to speak by speaking, not by waiting.

Even simple phrases — hola, quiero un café, me gusta Londres — help you gain confidence and start thinking in Spanish.

And remember: making mistakes is one of the best ways to learn. Every error teaches you something new and gets you closer to fluency.

3. Find a method that feels human (and personal)

Apps and online platforms can be great, but they often miss the most important part of learning: connection.

If you really want to progress, you need a method that’s flexible and personal.That’s why I always adapt my lessons to each student’s needs, goals, and learning style.

Some of my students want to feel more confident speaking at work, others want to travel or connect with family.We focus on what you need — through conversation, real-life examples, and a relaxed, enjoyable approach.

4. Be consistent, not perfect

You don’t need to study two hours a day.What really makes the difference is doing a little, but often.

Even 10–15 minutes a day — listening, reading, or reviewing notes — keeps Spanish alive in your brain.The goal isn’t perfection; it’s progress.

It’s not about doing everything.It’s about finding what works for you — regularly, naturally, and with guidance that makes sense.

If you want to learn Spanish in London with a native teacher who will adapt the lessons to your level, goals, and interests, contact me today to book your first class.