Learn Spanish in Seville

These are the more reputable schools where you can learn Spanish in Seville:

Giralda Center
www.giraldacenter.com
+34 954 22 13 46

Alhambra Instituto
www.alhambra-instituto.org
+34 95 229 15 09

Cactus Language Seville
www.cactuslanguage.com
+44 845 130 4775

It's a wonderful city to learn Spanish in Seville (or Sevilla) in Andalusia in Southern Spain.

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The city of 700,000 inhabitants is big enough to be vibrant and exciting, but small enough to have this wonderful, friendly atmosphere. You will soon find out that the most important thing for you to do to properly learn Spanish in Seville is to talk with the locals.

Even more important than classes is that you talk and talk and talk and talk. And the people of Seville love to talk so you are in the right place!

Always remember that the Spanish you practise in the classroom is not real Spanish, it is artificial Spanish, so speaking with the locals of Seville is the real classroom.

It's because of this fact that it's often better to learn from a home-study Spanish course, to get the basics and the grammar, and then practise actually speaking in between lessons. I have written a review of a good home-study Spanish course, you can check it out here: Rocket Spanish Review

If you are intending to visit and learn Spanish in Seville but you haven't got to know the town yet, here are a few pointers.

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Seville is a hot and atmospheric town with heavy Moorish influence in its architecture. The River Guadalquivir stretches down the Western side of the city - the perfect place for a romantic stroll and a boat trip.

Be Prepared to Party

Socially, Seville has regular festivals and outdoor events that bring the people together. 'La Marcha' - the nightlife inSeville is awesome, and the hot nights make it easy to stretch on the early hours. When people learn Spanish in Seville, it's common for most of their practise to take place after darkness falls!

Like all Spanish people, Sevillians take their nights out slowly and relaxed, usually starting out with a beer or two and a tapas, then heading on to a Bar de Copas. The younger crowd often head onto the streets for a Botellon at around midnight - this iw basically a street party where you bring your wn drink. And then everyone can head onto a discoteca to dance until the early hours.

It's a fun, friendly and vibrant city. And all in all it's a great idea to learn Spanish in Seville.

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