Blog
How to make the most of your Spanish course in Buenos Aires!
- January 4, 2018
- Posted by: Student Advisor
- Category: Spanish courses Uncategorized

Studying a language does not only mean taking classes. To really learn a language in a foreign country, it is important to integrate in the culture. In this blog we will give you some advice how you can make the most of your Spanish course in Buenos Aires!
Afterschool activities
At Elebaires we encourage our students to take advantage of all the after school activities that not only we as the school, but also the city of Buenos Aires have to offer. 聽Every Tuesday and Thursday we organize conversation club and grammar club to give the students extra opportunities to ask questions and practice their Spanish. Every Wednesday we organize an extracurricular activity. This can contain going to one of the famous neighborhoods, museums of one of the beautiful parks.
Live with a local
Another useful way to practice more Spanish, and get more acquainted with the culture, the habits and for example the food, is to stay with a local family. They can help you get around in your first days and help you practice your Spanish when you come home at the end of the day!

Conversation club
Besides the conversation club that we organize on Tuesday and Thursday, useful events to make the most of your Spanish course in Buenos Aires are the Mundolingo nights. Mundolingo is an event that is being organized around the world and encourages their visitors to practice the languages they, know or want to learn. It is a good way to meet locals and other travelers. Check out their site here; http://mundolingo.org/
Practica, practica, practica!
By far the most important way to make the most of your Spanish course in Buenos Aires is to just practice a lot. Don鈥檛 be afraid to make mistakes. A good advice is to find a local you can talk to and who can correct your mistakes. Other good ways to help learning the language is to watch Spanish TV shows and movies, listen to Spanish music and read books or newspapers in Spanish!

Afterschool activities