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Can we talk about how traditional schools treat grammar like it’s the main event of language learning?

Spoiler: It's not.
You’ve lived this. Endless verb charts. Noun gender tables. Pages of grammar rules drilled into your brain... and yet, you still couldn’t speak the language.

It’s wild how far you can get with just 20 verbs. Honestly, even less. I know because I’ve done it. I’m fluent in 3 languages, conversational in 6+, and I didn’t get there by diagramming sentences.

Here’s the truth bomb:
​Kids should leave class each week with more ways to speak, ask, and answer questions—not memorizing verb endings or the 47 different ways to say “the.”

Our approach at Language Mindset?
It’s based on real communication.
We don’t test on grammar rules. We teach kids to use the language. They absorb grammar by doing, not by overthinking.

So here’s where you come in...

I’m giving our curriculum a little glow-up. We keep it modern, motivating, and most importantly—practical.

We teach grammar like a spice, not the main dish. Quick. Tasty. Done right.

But I need your vote.
What should we call our fun-size grammar approach?

A: Grammar Sprinkle 🧂
B: Grammar Bites 🧸
C: Snap Grammar ⚡️
D: Grammar Boost 🚀

Reply with your pick—or better yet, have your kiddo decide! 💬

Oh, and lately I’ve been talking to amazing parents who’ve tried all the things—apps, curriculum boxes, in-person classes—and still feel stuck. They want their kids to speak, connect, and use the language in real life.

These are parents who want their kids to have a global perspective.
To make friends around the world.
To walk into a taquería, a market, a surf town in Costa Rica and just start talking.

(Been there. Did it. Taught English in Argentina. Translated books. Made friends that changed my life.)

Your kid doesn’t have to memorize grammar rules to do that.
They need confidence, conversation skills, and a method that actually sticks.

Let’s talk. No pressure, just a real convo about what’s possible.
I’m here to help your kiddo actually speak Spanish.

Hasta pronto,

Juliana & the team

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P.S. We’re doing new student intakes this month for 1:1 sessions with our rockstar Spanish teachers Helga and Rita! 🎉

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Morning slots are open for homeschoolers, and we’ve got limited afternoon spaces for after-school learners. If you've been waiting for the right time—this is it.

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👇 Ready to help your kiddo become confident and conversational in Spanish?