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Coffee Cup Cheers

FAQs

1. What is Café with Paloma?

Café with Paloma  is a small-group Spanish conversation club where adults practice Spanish in a relaxed, friendly environment while enjoying coffee or tea. Sessions are designed to feel natural and conversational, not like a traditional classroom.

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2. What level of Spanish do I need?

This club is best suited for beginner to lower-intermediate learners. You don’t need to be fluent — just willing to participate and try speaking Spanish in a supportive setting.

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3. How many people are in each session?

Each session is limited to a maximum of five adults. This ensures everyone has plenty of time to speak and receive guidance.

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4. What happens during a session?

Sessions last 60 minutes and focus on guided conversation, vocabulary, and practical language use. I help lead the discussion, correct gently when needed, and make sure everyone feels comfortable participating.

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5. Do you provide all the materials?

Yes. All materials are provided. You don’t need to bring anything — just yourself and a willingness to learn.

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6. Are coffee and tea included?

Yes! Coffee, tea, and light treats such as cookies or pastries are included in the session price.

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7. Where do sessions take place?

Sessions are held in a cozy home setting in South Reno. The exact address is shared after registration.

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8. How much does it cost?

Each 60-minute session is $30 per person, with everything included.

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9. How do I sign up?

You can reserve your spot through the registration form on this website. Space is limited, so we recommend advance booking.

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10. What if I want to learn more grammar or go deeper?

While the focus is conversation, I naturally integrate grammar and explanations as needed. If you’re interested in more structured learning or private lessons, feel free to ask.

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11. Who teaches the sessions?

All sessions are led by Paloma, a native Spanish speaker from Spain and a certified Spanish teacher with many years of experience.

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12. Is this a class or a club?

It’s a bit of both — a Spanish club with expert guidance. The atmosphere is relaxed and social, but learning is intentional and effective.

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