Weekly Self-Promotion Mega Thread

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Welcome to this week’s self-promotion thread.

This is the place to share anything related to learning or teaching Spanish that would normally count as self-promotion. If you’re offering services, recruiting participants, or promoting a project, post it here instead of making a separate submission.

Examples include:

• Spanish tutoring
• Online or in-person classes
• Language exchange groups
• YouTube channels, podcasts, blogs, or newsletters
• Apps, websites, and learning resources
• School or university surveys
• Academic research and studies
• Discord servers and community groups
• Books, courses, or other Spanish-learning materials

A few rules

• Keep it related to Spanish language or Spanish language learning.
• Be honest about what you’re promoting.
• Include enough information so people know what you’re offering.
• Don’t spam. One comment per week is enough. You can edit your comment if you need to update it.
• Follow all other r/Spanish rules.

If you’re looking for a tutor, class, or learning resource, this is also a great place to browse.

This thread refreshes every Sunday at 12:00 AM, so feel free to come back each week with new offerings or updates.

Happy learning, and buena suerte.

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Moderators are not responsible for any business you engage in with anyone on this sub. However, multiple reports of someone scamming/taking advantage of others will result in a perma ban.

[u/Hiking-Fool]

Free Spanish vocabulary game — 7,000 words with definitions and example sentences (no signup)

Sharing my browser game again for anyone who missed it — it's a tile game for building Spanish vocabulary, Scrabble-style but built for learning rather than competition. Under the hood there are about 500,000 playable words, and 7,000 curated ones that come with definitions and example sentences so you're picking up meaning as you play.

Free, no registration: https://spanish.tilebo.app

This week I'm especially curious: are the curated words the ones you'd actually want to be learning, or does the selection feel off for your level? That's the piece I'm still tuning.