SPAN 210Spanish Conversation
- Units
- 0.50
- Faculty
- Arts
- Subject
- Spanish
When it runs
- F24
- W25
- S25
- F25
- W26
- S26
- F26
- W27
- S27
Ran in 1 of the last 7 terms. Winter 2027: not on the schedule. Spring 2027: schedule not out yet.
Practice makes perfect! In this course, students will continue to develop and hone their Spanish speaking and listening skills through discussions of current topics in Spanish-speaking countries.
Prerequisites
- Must have completed the following:
- SPAN102 - Introduction to Spanish 2 (0.50)
Antirequisites
None listed.
Leads to
No course lists it as a requisite.
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I really enjoyed this course and would highly recommend it to anyone who is looking to improve their Spanish! The topics we discussed in class were interesting, and we got to practice speaking with native Spanish speakers on a platform called TalkAbroad. We were able to choose between four options for our final assessment, which offered great flexibility. I think my Spanish significantly improved after taking this course, as someone who has been self-teaching Spanish for over a year.
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The people who don't like this course are the one who are shy and unwilling to participate and speak out in a course that is entirely based around conversation. This is a good course, well run, and the activities are relevant and helpful at helping you develop your spoken spanish given that you are willing to participate
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