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If you are travelling for a business trip, holiday or you need to learn Spanish for academic reasons, Language Trainers would be delighted to help you. We offer highly qualified, native speaker Spanish teachers who will accommodate your schedule and the location of your classes. Your course can take place in your home, office, the teacher's office or any other location such as a library or cafe. Sessions are one-to-one or private groups, and the course can be adapted to suit your specific needs. All course materials are provided for you.

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En verano cuando .......... de clase, .......... a la piscina.


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Spanish Facts
Country with less Spanish as a native language speaker: Trinidad & Tobago, 0.4%
How many people in the world speak Spanish: 400,000,000 as first language
Famous Spanish writers: Jorge L. Borges, Victor Jara, Pablo Neruda, Ruben Dario
Number of British people who speak Spanish: 160,000
How do I say Hello in Spanish: Hola
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