BEST WAY to Learn Spanish in Medellín with

[@AnthonyHinesnusn]

Currently, online student at baselang.."real world program". Ironcally, I had the instructor in the video, Isabel for a few classes. She is a good, energetic instructor. My spanish has improved a lot over the past year thanks to baselang.

[@Cenlalowell]

Dreaming Spanish is what she explained

[@tmack2506]

Awesome content. I live in Laureles when I am in Medellin. I will look into getting my daughter started online in the USA with Baselang and then in person when staying in Medellin.

[@laurenlagringa]

Thank you! And yes it’s a great way to transition into the city. Glad she’s learning 😄

[@grantzhang7500]

Thanks Lauren, I will certainly consider to register!

[@MatthewBrandon1]

Can you clarify the discount?

[@arturoluna3551]

Thank you and muchas gracias 🙂

[@hectoragosto5368]

How do I sign up for the in person school

[@auddogg23]

I used Baselang online for a couple of months and didn’t think it was a quality program. A lot of the teachers had poor internet connections, making class basically impossible. At least once, a teacher’s internet cut out and he just never came back to class. Another thing I remember is that the lesson slides were lacking articles (la, el, las, los). Learning the gender of nouns is essential for learning Spanish correctly so I found this decision (oversight?) strange. To their credit, they gave me a prompt refund.