Learn Spanish in Buenos Aires, Argentina: In-Person Courses, Classes & Lessons 

                                                            83 Piedras Street, 3rd floor E, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Spanish Language Schools in Buenos Aires 

Studying Spanish in Buenos Aires offers the opportunity to enjoy the city’s rich European culture and immerse oneself in a Spanish speaking atmosphere.

How to roll your Rs

The double R in Spanish is quite the challenge for almost any native English speaker, but even those who believe they don´t have the ability to do so, it is possible. After doing quite a bit of research on the web, I have found a few techniques that can help improve any of those doubters out there that they can finally conquer the ¨rr¨ sound in Spanish. Here are some of the best resources and information on how to roll that ¨r¨ in Spanish. 

There are many useful resources online that help explain this sound to you in simple terms. You may also find doing a Youtube search for “rolling R” or variants to yield some useful results. Having it explained visually as well as audibly can help a lot. If you are living in a native Spanish speaking country, listen and talk with natives, watch the position their mouth makes when they roll the r. By watching videos and listening to natives produce those sounds you will get a better appreciation for that R sound than you ever would from reading articles written by Irish guys, or drowning out others from speaking with your English R. Pay attention to how it really sounds and then try to emulate it.

The best thing you can do by far is to meet up with a native (or at least over Skype) and ask them nicely to help you with this. Live feedback that is relevant to you and particular problems you are having can do so much more than generic explanations ever can, and it leaves no room for you guessing that maybe you’ve got it. 

Now to get into the technical stuff. When speakers of foreign languages roll their R’s, the tip of their tongue points upwards instead of straight, which is what we do when pronouncing the English R. If you want to roll your R’s, do this:

1. Rest the tip of your tongue behind your top teeth.

2. Now slide it back slowly until it reaches the ridge before your hard palate. 

3. Rest the tip of your tongue on that ridge

4. This is where the good part comes in. Now push out the air as fast as you can. 

What our Íbero students say

“I highly recommend the instructors of this program for their professionalism, didactic knowledge, and innovation in the teaching of Spanish to foreign students.  My professor used a combination of multimedia Spanish teaching materials, along with varied Spanish instructional methods, which kept me interested in the course material and facilitated my learning of the Spanish language.  Now I am confident in speaking, writing, reading, and listening to Spanish!” Christina Lucas, Washington DC

“When I came to Argentina, I was lost in translation until I decided to learn Spanish at Íbero. I remember how little I understood and thought that it would be impossible for me to learn a new language at the age of 37. The first week was tough, but by the end of the program even I was surprised at how much I understood. I must say I have never in my life been so motivated by excellent teachers and I increasingly started to love the Argentinian culture because of the teachers at this program. 

I only wish that I had more time because the longer I stayed the more interested I became in seeing some things outside of the city... For those of you planning to come to Argentina, try to set aside at least 3 months so you can not only pace yourself in class, but you can take some weeks off to travel around the country. I definitely plan on returning the next chance I get.I would certainly recommend taking  a Spanish Language course at Íbero.You will never regret it”. Marie Berthrand, France.


 

Ibero Spanish School Buenos Aires

Learn Spanish in Buenos Aires: Frequently Asked Questions

Considering a Spanish immersion experience in the vibrant city of Buenos Aires? Ibero Spanish School offers a range of courses and services for learners of all levels. Here are some frequently asked questions to help you plan your studies:

About the School & Courses:

  • What types of Spanish courses does Ibero offer? Ibero provides a variety of Spanish courses, including intensive group classes (typically 20 hours per week), private one-on-one lessons (10 or 20 hours per week), and combination courses that mix group and private instruction for a more personalized experience. They also offer TEFL (Teach English as a Foreign Language) certification courses.
  • What are the Spanish proficiency levels offered? The school caters to all levels, from absolute beginners to superior (advanced). They have a structured system with multiple levels (often cited as eight) to ensure students are placed appropriately. These levels are sometimes compared to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), ranging from A2 to C2.
  • What is the teaching methodology? Ibero emphasizes a communicative approach, focusing on practical communication skills from day one. Lessons are designed to be interactive and engaging, incorporating group discussions, role-playing, and cultural nuances to make learning effective and enjoyable. They use their own textbooks and learning materials.
  • How long does it take to complete a level? Each Spanish learning level typically takes three weeks to complete.
  • What is the maximum class size for group courses? Group classes are kept small, often with a maximum of 6-9 students, to ensure personalized attention and ample opportunity for participation.
  • Are the teachers native Spanish speakers? Yes, Ibero prides itself on having experienced, certified native Spanish instructors.
  • Do I receive a certificate upon completion? Yes, students receive an Ibero diploma on their last day of school.
  • Where is Ibero Spanish School located in Buenos Aires? The school is centrally located at Piedras 83, 3rd floor E, in downtown Buenos Aires.

Enrollment & Practicalities:

  • How can I enroll in a course? Prospective students can typically enroll through the school's website or by contacting their admissions team.
  • Are there any registration fees? Ibero states that there are no registration fees or hidden costs. Course materials and diplomas are included in the price.
  • What are the course prices? Prices vary depending on the type of course (group, private, combination) and the duration. For example:
    • Group lessons (20 hours/week) are around $135 USD per week.
    • Private lessons (10 hours/week) are around $280 USD per week.
    • Combination lessons (30 hours/week) are around $440 USD per week. They also offer multi-week discounted packages. It's best to check their official website for the most current pricing and any special offers.
  • What is the payment process? Full payment is often required upon application, especially during high season (October to May). Small fees may apply for PayPal or wire transfer payments.
  • What happens if a class falls on a national holiday? Classes cancelled due to national holidays are generally not made up, in accordance with Argentine labor regulations.

Accommodation:

  • Does Ibero offer accommodation for students? Yes, Ibero offers accommodation options, notably at "Palacio Piedras," a restored historic building in downtown Buenos Aires where students can live. This provides a convenient option to live where you study.
  • What type of accommodation is Palacio Piedras? Palacio Piedras is a shared apartment-style residence, offering private or shared rooms. It includes amenities like a fully equipped kitchen, laundry facilities, and common areas for socializing.
  • Is accommodation available for all course durations? Accommodation at Palacio Piedras is mentioned for students studying for at least 4 weeks, and package prices often include accommodation for 6 or 8-week courses. It's best to inquire directly for specific needs.
  • What are the benefits of staying at Palacio Piedras? Besides its prime location and historic charm, it fosters a community atmosphere, allowing students to connect with fellow learners from around the world. The staff can also assist with local experiences.

Student Life & Support:

  • What kind of support does the school offer students? Ibero aims to provide a supportive and welcoming environment. Their team, noted as being run by women from Argentina, emphasizes equal opportunity and collaborates with social organizations. They offer personalized guidance from instructors.
  • Is there Wi-Fi at the school? Yes, Wi-Fi access is typically available for students.

General Information:

  • Is Ibero an inclusive environment? The school states its commitment to creating a supportive and inclusive learning environment, welcoming individuals regardless of gender, marital status, sexual orientation, creed, color, race, ethnic origin, age, or disability.
  • Who should I contact for more information? For further details, it's recommended to visit the official Ibero Spanish School websites (iberospanish.com or iberospanishschool.org) or contact their admissions team directly through the contact information provided on their sites.

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