DiscoverSpeak Spanish with Maria FernandezSpanish Speaking Practice: Build Sentences with Traer, Conocer, Conducir, Sentir - Boost your fluency by creating sentences with irregular and stem-changing verbs used in daily situations
Spanish Speaking Practice: Build Sentences with Traer, Conocer, Conducir, Sentir - Boost your fluency by creating sentences with irregular and stem-changing verbs used in daily situations

Spanish Speaking Practice: Build Sentences with Traer, Conocer, Conducir, Sentir - Boost your fluency by creating sentences with irregular and stem-changing verbs used in daily situations

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I’m here today with a set of awesome drills designed to strengthen your Spanish fluency. For more speaking practice, have a look at my Spanish course.

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WHO AM I?
πŸ’ƒπŸ» I’m Maria Fernandez, a native Spanish speaker from Madrid (Spain). I’ve taught Spanish for over 5000 hours, and counting. My mission is to make you fluent in Spanish super fast. Creating step-by-step lessons for you is one of the things I love most. πŸ˜€
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Β Over the last few years I've published a bunch of courses, books and audiobooks. I’ve also studied an insane amount of English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Japanese.
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Β To find out more about me, visit my website: kerapido.com

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Spanish Speaking Practice: Build Sentences with Traer, Conocer, Conducir, Sentir - Boost your fluency by creating sentences with irregular and stem-changing verbs used in daily situations

Spanish Speaking Practice: Build Sentences with Traer, Conocer, Conducir, Sentir - Boost your fluency by creating sentences with irregular and stem-changing verbs used in daily situations

Maria Fernandez