My experience teaching in italki

I have been giving italki lessons for some several weeks. So far, it has been a great experience so far and I have learned a lot.

I really enjoy the conversations and I have learned from diverse and interesting people. One of my students is visiting my hometown and I'm very excited about it. and I have helped her to know learn about many of the things she can try do in my country.

I have another student which is studying Spanish so that he can to be able to give medical support advice to his patients. I believe that this is a great cause and I feel am very happy that I have been able to help him improve his Spanish in his goal. He is learning a lot.

Another one of my students is from Germany and he prefers a more structured way of learning and practices his pronunciation a lot. He does it for the fun of it, and so, it is very nice to teaching him Spanish.

Another one of my students reads books, sees watches movies, and likes to learn the day to day everyday Spanish words. as I'm While living in Mexico I can compare language differences from my country Colombia and Mexico here. and even Even though it Spanish is the same language, it has a lot of differences and uses.

So I have enjoyed my whole experience here a lot, and I hope to continue giving more people more opportunities to converse nice conversations and good learning experiences.

He revisado tu composición acerca de tu experiencia enseñando en italki. Lo he hecho para que suene más nativo. No uso italki mucho y estoy bien nuevo a este sitio web pero si hago más composiciones más gustaría que me las corrigieses para ver si hay errores. Gracias y suerte con el inglés. Saludos desde la ciudad de viento!

Hola profesor! :)  Just a few tweaks to correct tiny mistakes and help you sound more native.

My experience teaching on (or with) italki

I have been giving italki lessons for a few weeks. It has been a great experience so far and I have learned a lot.

I really enjoy the conversation and I have learned from diverse and interesting people. One of my students is visiting my hometown and I'm very excited about it and I have helped her to know (better: given her tips on) many of the things she can try in my country.

I have another student who is studying Spanish to be able to give medical support to his patients. I believe it is a great cause and I feel very happy to have been able to help him achieve his goal. He is learning a lot.

Another of my students is from Germany, he prefers a more structured learning approach (or you could simply say: he prefers more structured learning without the 'a') and practices his pronunciation a lot, he does it for the fun of it, so it is very nice to teach him.

Another of my students reads books, sees movies and likes to learn the day to day Spanish words. Since I'm living in Mexico I can compare differences between my country, Colombia, and here, and even though we use the same language there are a lot of regional differences and uses. (This student sounds the most interesting. ;)

So I have enjoyed my whole experience here a lot, and I hope to continue giving more people nice conversations and learning experiences.

I'm sure you will, Camillo! :)