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| ¡Felíz Aniversario!
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Dear Art of Spanish Students and Friends,
September marks two important milestones for The Art of Spanish Institute. First, we are pleased to send you the premier issue of our e-newsletter. This monthly newsletter will provide you with useful articles, language-learning resources, study tips and more. Keep an eye out for the Spanish Challenge — prizes will be awarded to the winners! In order to ensure that our newsletter arrives in your inbox, please add "javy20040@jangomail.com" to your address book.
This month, we are also excited to celebrate the one-year anniversary of our new location on 9th Avenue. Thanks to all of you for your support and dedication. Without you, The Art of Spanish could never have become the first-rate institution that it is today. ¡Felíz Aniversario!
Sincerely,
Javier Morganti |
| Sabor Latino - 10 places to soak in Latin flavor here in Denver |
 Looking to practice Spanish outside of the classroom? Want to sample authentic Peruvian or Argentinean cuisine? Are you eager to learn more about South American culture? You don't need to purchase a plane ticket to soak in some Latin flavor. We have compiled a list of 10 local hot spots where you can immerse yourself in Latin culture right here in Denver! Read more »
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| Student of the month - Ronald Cooper
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 Each month, The Art of Spanish Institute recognizes one student for their outstanding achievement. The Student of the Month will receive one free private lesson. This September, our Student of the Month is Ronald Cooper. Not only has Ronald shown tremendous dedication to studying the Spanish language, but he has also demonstrated a keen interest in learning more about la cultura hispana. We’ve asked Ronald some questions to find out what motivates him. Click here to read his answers »
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| Spanish Challenge! |
Ready to test your Spanish language abilities? The first student to correctly translate the Spanish phrase below will receive a Franklin, Spanish-English translator.* But wait, the prizes don't stop there! We will award a one-year subscription to People magazine (in Spanish) to the second person to correctly translate this passage.* Buena suerte!
“Sacarle canas a alguien.”
Submit your answers here »
*Prizes awarded only to students enrolled at The Art of Spanish Institute.
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