Studying Spanish one-on-one with Marlon
December 1st, 2008 | Tina Noga | Central America, Events and Activities, General, Learning Spanish, Travel | No Comments »
Thomas has already written about studying at the Cooperative – so I will concentrate on telling you a bit about my personal experience studying Spanish one-on-one.
I also study with the Cooperative and my teacher’s name is Marlon. Marlon is 9 years younger than me, but this is usually not the case. Most teaches are around mid 30s and have many years experience teaching Spanish.
Marlon, on the contrary, is an artist and an intellectual and have studied Art at the university in Guatemala city.
I really like studying with Marlon because he has A LOT of patience. He never makes a face when I repeat the same mistake for the 10th time and is always mentally present for all 4 hours we spend together every day.
Having your “own” private teacher is great. He will correct me every-time I make a mistake and we have gotten to know each other really well. He tells me stories (in Spanish) from his life and I tell him stories (in Spanish) from my life.
I will miss my teacher when I leave San Pedro 
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