Gramablar – Grammar designed for speaking – Languages are meant to be spoken! It’s not even about the knowledge, it’s about the new world that opens to you.

Have you ever wondered…

...why you can’t speak Spanish after all the effort you’ve put into it?

That’s because…

You memorized sentences like a parrot. Maybe you didn’t have the opportunity to practice actively, maybe the “app approach” seemed attractive. But now you realize that’s not enough to truly express yourself and connect with the people you want to connect.

You focused on accumulating knowledge of grammar and vocabulary but you never used them to speak. Again, because of a lack of opportunities, or maybe because that feels safer than speaking (I’ve been there). Do you feel like you’re never ready to speak? At least that’s how it felt for me when I learned other languages.

As a result, you’re struggling to connect with your neighbours, colleagues, relatives…

Let’s solve that once and for all, shall we?

Because language is a skill! Languages are meant to be spoken!

It’s not even about the knowledge, it’s about the new world that opens to you.

Gramablar is
gramática para hablar

Grammar designed for speaking. So you know what you’re saying and you sound (and feel!) like yourself.

Sounds like the right place for you? Explore my 1:1 classes and hopefully see you soon on the other side of the screen!

1:1 Classes

The first time you have 20 extra minutes for free, so we can get to know each other before the lessons

DELE Exams

Who Am I?

About the teacher

Hi! I’m Ana, a Spanish teacher from the beautiful and historical town of Cartagena, in Spain.

I’ve taught in renowned institutions such as the University of Antwerp, the Thomas More University of Applied Sciences, and the University of Murcia. In addition to my teaching experience, I’m a certified DELE examiner for levels A1 to B2 by the Instituto Cervantes, helping students to prepare for and succeed in these important exams.

But if there’s something that I really want to share with you is that I’m a language student too.

Learning a language is not easy, I understand that firsthand. But it’s also so rewarding and soooo enjoyable (the language nerd in me is talking now). Spanish is my native language and, like many of you, I learned English at school, and uni, and I watched series and movies, etc. Then, when I was 24, my language journey took an unexpected turn—I moved to Belgium.

Suddenly, I found myself in a new country with a language I had never studied: Dutch. I had to learn it from scratch, and to be honest, it was a real struggle. Navigating daily life, making friends, and trying to fit in professional environments in a new language wasn’t easy. Every day was a challenge, but every day was also a step forward.

What made it even more challenging was that I had to juggle my three languages at once. At work, with friends, and in everyday situations, I had to switch between them constantly. It was exhausting at times, but it also gave me a unique insight into how languages work in real life and how culture shapes them.

I share this with you because I want you to know that I understand the frustration, the moments of self-doubt, and especially the small (but huge) victories that come with learning a new language.

Learning a language is not just about grammar and vocabulary. It’s about finding your voice, opening a door to new worlds, and remembering your progress when you feel stuck. And I’m here to help you on that journey.

If I could do it with Dutch I know you can do it with Spanish.

Let’s get started!

-Ana