Maria Alejandra

súper agradable y paciente. gracias

I just finished my second class with Alejandra, and it was fantastic. She is an amazing teacher who makes you feel comfortable from the very beginning. She’s easy to talk to and gives thoughtful corrections, which I truly appreciate. She asks great questions and creates a supportive space where you can speak at your own pace. I look forward to our next class. Thank you so much, Alejandra!

Maria is by far the most informed and patient teacher on Italki. I will give her 5🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟s. She is very helpful and knows how to identify your level of Spanish and help you correct your errors. There aren't many teachers on this platform who really care about helping you improve your level, not just wasting your time for financial gain. She really put forth the effort to help you and deserves her credit. Thank you again for your professionalism and experience.

Estoy muy satisfecho con mis clases de español con Alejandra. Las clases me han ayudado mucho a mejorar, sobre todo en pronunciación, acentuación y en los pequeños detalles del idioma que antes no notaba. Ella siempre está muy bien preparada, trae material adaptado a mis necesidades y recuerda mis puntos débiles, como los verbos irregulares y los acentos. Gracias a su forma de enseñar, ahora presto más atención y entiendo mejor. El ambiente de las clases es muy bueno y el ritmo es adecuado. Además, me siento más cómodo y seguro al hablar español en mi trabajo y en situaciones reales.Muchas gracias!

Qué chica más maja…tuvimos una gran charla. ¡No dudes en reservar una clase con ella !

Several years ago, I picked up some Spanish while sailing in Central America. At the moment, I have no reason to speak it, but I don't want to lose it. So, I resort to conversation classes. I found a congenial partner in Maria Alejandra. She is from Venezuela -the country of Andrés Bello- and she speaks like him. Just kidding. It's the flavor of Latin American that I encountered previously in Panama and Ecuador and find most versatile. She speaks slowly and enunciates clearly, so I can understand her well. Maria Alexandra gives me what I want: The focus is on keeping a conversation going. Until I make a mistake, of course! Then I get promptly corrected. And when I am lacking a word or need help to express myself, she will step in. At the end of the class, I receive a list of the errors I committed and one of the new vocabulary. Like bululú, pipirinais, and so forth. So far, we have not run out of topics to chat about, and I don't see it happening anytime soon. Herbert Prinz