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Never taken a French class before? Traveling to France and would like to know how to get around? This course is for you! This is an introduction to French language, culture, and customs. Topics Include: French pronunciation, basic greetings and introductions, numbers and Euros, and everyday vocabulary (food, travel, family, etc.).

This is a follow up course for those who have already taken one or two previous "Intro to French" classes with the instructor. While still an introduction to French language and culture, this class digs deeper. Widen your vocabulary, learn more about French customs and traditions, and keep developing basic conversational skills!

This course is made for those who have already taken French classes and would like to brush up on their conversational skills. If you would like the opportunity to fully immerse yourself in the language, this class is for you! Review grammar and language through interactive activities and conversations with the instructor. .

Please note: This class is entirely in French.

Our most popular course for nearly a decade running, Conversational Italian with Sandy Immerso is a showcase for what makes community education so powerful: An excellent teacher, an engaged class-room community, and a fantastic subject.                      

Join one of the most exciting groups of learners west of the Mississippi (but only a hop, skip, and a jump from Italy) today!         Please note: This class is intended for individuals with an intermediate-level conversational grasp of the language. This is not a beginner course; if you are interested in Beginning Italian, please contact us at 928-634-6537.
 

Did you know that Spanish is the 4th most spoken language in the WORLD? And if you speak English and Spanish, you can communicate with most of the people on 2 entire CONTINENTS? So, let’s start you on your journey to becoming bilingual! In this class you will learn some basic words and phrases in order to count small amounts of money, order food at a restaurant and buy a plane/boat/bus ticket. We will use real objects to learn new vocabulary, play-act various situations and work with a partner or group to practice speaking, all the while having fun!

Take what you learned in Spanish Level 1 and add to it by counting to higher numbers, introducing family, discussing weather, asking for and giving directions, and finding locations on a map. Just like in the Level 1 class, we will use real objects to learn new vocabulary, play-act various situations, and work with a partner or group to practice speaking, all the while having fun!

Taking the Level 1 class is not a prerequisite, but being able to count to 20, say a few conversational phrases and conjugate a few verbs is strongly suggested.

Take what you’ve learned in Spanish Level 1 and 2 and add to it with more vocabulary, grammar and conversational phrases. You will learn the weather, skills for buying food and clothing, and expand your vocabulary for more travel and restaurant phrases. We will also focus more on pronunciation. As always, real props will be used to learn new vocabulary, and real- life activities will be practiced to learn skills because real learning happens this way!

Having taken the Spanish Level 1 and 2 classes is not required but strongly suggested.