jordanmphillips had been taking Spanish classes in Austin. After one week in Mexico City she learned more than “years of attending Spanish classes at home in Austin.” Years. Plural.
jordanmphillips | Austin, Texas
“I am a beginner beginner in Spanish (I had only completed Fluenz online level 1 before coming) and I learned more in one week than I would have in years of attending Spanish classes at home in Austin.”
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The difference isn’t just instruction quality—though LLP noted instructors have “diverse education backgrounds in languages, philosophy, film and art” rather than just teaching credentials. It’s immersion. You can’t leave a weekly tutor session and immediately switch back to English. In Mexico City you’re ordering meals in Spanish, interacting with staff in Spanish, surrounded by Spanish constantly.
LLP | Solo Traveler
“The instructors are not only extremely knowledgeable in teaching Spanish but also have diverse education backgrounds in languages, philosophy, film and art.”
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Lauri C | Santa Monica, California
“They encouraged us to converse with them in Spanish even when ordering our meals.”
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satxreese | Friends
“The trips they curate go way beyond the classroom, allowing students to learn Spanish while exploring the city’s customs, cuisines and interacting with locals.”
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satxreese pointed out the cultural trips let you learn “while interacting with locals”—not possible with a tutor in your living room. The environmental forcing function matters.