The Language
Toda aventura empieza con un sí.
Every Adventure begins with a "YES".
There is no place where a language is at home. It belongs to everyone and is therefore lived differently throughout the world.



Spanish
more than 523 Million native Speakers
Wordwide
30 Countries where the Language is spoken.
under it are
Spain, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Peru and many more
¡Hasta la vista!
¡QUÉ GUAY!
our Range
The first Lesson is free
Private Lessons
CHF 75 per Lesson / Person 90 Minutes
Semi-Private (2 Persons)
CHF 55 per Lesson / Person 90 Minutes
Group Lesson (3-6 People)
CHF 40 per Lesson / Person 90 Minutes
further Offers all after Arrangement
- Courses and Workshops for Retirees
- Group private Lessons for Companies
- Holiday preparation Courses 2-3 Months (Vocabulary customizable)
- Conversation Courses
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Mariela & Nancy
WHO ARE WE?
Hagas lo que hagas, hazlo con pasión.
Do what you need to do, but do it with Passion.
Mariela Müller Romo
I studied tourism and have been teaching in Central and Northern Switzerland since 2004. I live in Ebikon, I am married and mother of two girls. In Lucerne, I continued to educate myself as a Spanish teacher and playgroup leader. I have many years of professional experience and give Spanish lessons to retirees, private individuals, children and pharmaceutical and trade employees. My hobbies are hiking, traveling and culture. Spanish is a big passion for me. I am flexible, dedicated and I am happy to help the students to come out and enjoy the Spanish speaking.
Nancy Bucher Muñoz
Born in Colombia, I grew up in Ecuador since I was six. There I studied art history and then hotelerie. I completed the training to teach DELE. Together with my husband, I live since 1996 in Switzerland in Emmenbrücke. I am mother of a girl and a boy. In 2005 I started teaching in different language schools in Lucerne. As a Spanish teacher, I enjoy teaching both private and group lessons to our students. As a teacher, for me it is one of the best moments to open a new door to another culture for the students.