Cultura, Canciones y Pasiones: Cómo mejorar tu conversación y pronunciación ♫ 231
In this episode, we're joined by the newest member of the Spanish con Salsa team: José Hernández. José shares why he started learning languages, how music and literature opened the doors to new cultures, and his experience moving from a small town to the city in his native Dominican Republic.
In this episode, we're joined by the newest member of the Spanish con Salsa team: José Hernández.
José shares why he started learning languages, how music and literature opened the doors to new cultures, and his experience moving from a small town to the city in his native Dominican Republic.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
- The differences between Spanish spoken in el campo 🛖 vs. la ciudad 🌆 in the Dominican Republic 🇩🇴
- How José went from just learning English to speaking the language (💡hint: you can use this tip to speak more Spanish, too)
- The best technique to improve your pronunciation and vocabulary 🗣️
Listen to this episode to learn more about Dominican culture and expert advice on how to become bilingual.
Want to learn Dominican Spanish? Schedule a lesson with José
Mentioned in this Episode:
🎙️🇩🇴 Dominican Spanish 101 Podcast
🗺️ Regions of the Dominican Republic: El Cibao vs. La Capital
🎶Learn Spanish with Music Course
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Hi, this is José from the Dominican Republic.
My journey with languages started early on in my life. But it was in college that I decided to start teaching languages to my friends.
I have over 1 year of experience teaching Spanish, English, and programming languages. I’ve helped several companies achieve their goals when it comes to communication processes.
I teach Spanish by blending visual aids with conversational practice, focusing on real-life situations and cultural immersion.
Besides Spanish and English, I’ve dabbled with Japanese, but it may be a little rusty since it’s been a while since I practiced.
When I’m not working, you can find me reading, enjoying music, or learning about technology—I just love to know how things work.
I can help you achieve your goals of learning Spanish by following a few principles I’ve learned over my career: consistency, empathy, and enjoying the process of learning.
¡Nos vemos pronto!
