Learn Spanish and experience the best of Perú.
Espaanglisch Language school is also a 
Lessons are given by our local teachers David Mercedes, Manuel Silva Polo in Trujillo or Huanchaco and Samuel Huerta in Chimbote.
We offer private lesson or group lesson according to your travel needs. Our group lessons are maximum 3 students in a classroom in Trujillo, Huanchaco and Chimbote-Peru. For further information email us: davidmercedes@espaanglisch.com
Prices for private lessons:
20 soles per hour. ( $6 US )
(Discout on Spanish lesson in Trujillo or Huanchaco for volunteers 18 per hour)
Prices for group lessons: (maximum 3 students)17 soles per hour. ( $5 US )
(Discout on Spanish lesson in Trujillo or Huanchaco for volunteers 15 per hour)
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Cheap Accommodation:
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a family house (also the espaanglisch School -Trujillo)
Single room:
* Private room per week s/. 90. soles (34. US$)
* Things to use included in the price of the room: a bike, free use of the kitchen, Internet access.
* no food included.
Dormitory (for just 2):
* a room ( 2 beds ) per week s/.70.soles per person (28. US$)
* Things to use included in the price of the room: a bike, free use of the kitchen, Internet access.
* no food included.
Experience of past students
Annick Oerlemans, Holland (annickoerlemans@hotmail.com)
Are you considering to take Spanish lessons at espaanglisch school with David? I have only one advise for you: DO IT! David is the best Spanish teacher you can get! I known this must sound a bit like a promotional talk but I can honestly say that I have never had a better Spanish teacher before and I can know 'cause I have had several ones during my travels in latin america. David is a professional who knows pertfectly how to teach, a language. He teaches you exactly the things you need to know so that once outside the classroom you can give the impression that you can actually talk Spanish, ha! Never knew that Spanish lessons could be so much fun!!!
Just one good tip for you: promise David pie de manzana and he will never be too late for any class.
Neil Lawson, USA hooodooman@yahoo.com
My time in the Espaanglisch volunteer program was a very fulfilling experience When I first got to Huanchaco I met the head of the program named David Mercedes. Through all my time in Huanchaco he became a great friend and teacher. He gave me Spanish lessons at least once a week, which were extremely helpful and beneficial in the development of my current ability to speak Spanish. He is a fantastically patient person and understands the rules, structure, and grammar of many languages. The only thing that could be viewed as a downside of these lessons is that he sometimes comes late. However, I came just as late sometimes, as well. As long as you get rid of the concept of your time as being extremely important, individual, and like a commodity you will be fine and will take much from the lessons. Besides the concept of punctuality is not practiced a lot in Peru, and whether a person likes that or not they should learn, adapt, and live with it as they are a guest in another land with its particular customs. Other than just being my teacher David also normally had dinner at his house once a week where volunteers would rotate cooking bi weekly.
See some of our lessons.
Sample of the Present Tense.
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