Spanish teacher helping introverts in Spain speak Spanish

Want to know more about me?

I could tell you all about my resume and my qualifications but…

I’d rather share a few things about myself that explain why I do what I do.

In 2011, at the age of 23, I moved to the United States to follow my dream: teaching Spanish and becoming bilingual.

I’d studied English for years, but whenever I had to speak it, I froze.

I worried about not finding the right words, making mistakes, or mispronouncing something.

And as a shy introvert, putting myself out there and talking to strangers didn’t come naturally to me either. I often stayed in my bubble.

But over the ten years I lived there, I learned to trust myself and my abilities more.

I became capable of handling situations that had once seemed impossible, both personally and professionally.

I’d studied English for years, but whenever I had to speak it, I froze.

I worried about not finding the right words, making mistakes, or mispronouncing something.

And as a shy introvert, putting myself out there and talking to strangers didn’t come naturally to me either. I often stayed in my bubble.

But over the ten years I lived there, I learned to trust myself and my abilities more.

I became capable of handling situations that had once seemed impossible, both personally and professionally.

I’ve always been shy and introverted. But there’s one thing that brings out my more sociable side: board games.

Put me in front of a board game, and I become a different person.

I don’t worry about awkward silences or finding things to talk about. I’m too busy solving mysteries, making decisions, or trying to win.

Conversations just happen naturally.

That experience, combined with my years living abroad and my background as a Spanish teacher, led me to develop my ELE Lúdico method.

Because I know how difficult it can be to speak another language when you’re an introvert who’s afraid of making mistakes.

And I also know how much a conversation can change when you stop worrying about every word and start enjoying what you’re doing.

That experience, combined with my years living abroad and my background as a Spanish teacher, led me to develop my ELE Lúdico method.

Because I know how difficult it can be to speak another language when you’re an introvert who’s afraid of making mistakes.

And I also know how much a conversation can change when you stop worrying about every word and start enjoying what you’re doing.

I know what it’s like to have big dreams but feel held back by a language.

You don’t have to wait until your Spanish is perfect to start making the most of your life in Spain.

And I can support you in your journey!