Aigul Amanbayeva
Prosperamos co-founder | Teacher | Translator
Pick a language. We will shape the programme, level and schedule together.
Combined team experience
Language is more than words. It opens new possibilities.
Prosperamos is an online language school created by people for whom languages have long been more than a profession: they are a way of living and working, and a bridge between cultures.
Our team brings together more than 25 years of combined experience in teaching, academic methodology, translation, international projects and business. We have combined our knowledge and professional connections to create a learning space where languages are learned for real life, beyond rules and grades.
More about the schoolMore time for conversation and practice with a teacher. One level in a clearly defined lesson package.
More real conversationPractise with your teacher and with each other.
Teacher feedbackQuestions, clear explanations and feedback throughout lessons.
Learn in your own circleA small group at a similar level. Confirm the timetable before starting.
Group course
The full lesson package
€189.09
School fixed rate: €1 = ₸550
The hourly equivalent is shown for comparison. Lessons last 90 minutes; payment is for a package of 26 lessons. Agree the schedule and group availability with the school.
Choose a teacher you would like to learn with. The school will confirm the language, level and timetable.
Prosperamos co-founder | Teacher | Translator
Prosperamos co-founder | Teaching methodology specialist | Translator
Learning is easier when you feel understood. We connect the language with your life, with room for questions, practice and your own pace.
Our schoolWe communicate in Russian, Kazakh, English and Spanish.
Live lessons by video and feedback from your teacher.
One-to-one or in a small group of 4–6 learners.
A video will be added after filming
Hola. ¿Empezamos?Places, everyday life and small discoveries in the language. Read a story, learn something new and try a little Spanish.
Every place has a story. Discover Spain’s cities, traditions and flavours: behind every photograph, a little discovery and a new Spanish phrase await.
Click a slice or choose a title below the circle. Arrow keys move between photographs; Enter selects a story.
Cities
In Barcelona, Gaudí’s architecture meets the Mediterranean. Park Güell is one of the recognisable places to discover his unusual forms.
Try saying¡Qué formas tan originales!Read the story and practiseessetefano · CC BY 3.0. Resized and cropped for the website.
Football, cinema, music, sport and public life. Choose a familiar face, explore their story and open a recording to hear Spanish in use.
Use the arrows or swipe across the photograph. Keyboard controls: ← and →, Home and End.
Football · Argentina
Footballer
The Argentine star discusses his teammates; listen for the ways a football conversation expresses respect and recognition.
Listen to a short extract. Pick out three familiar words and try summarising what the person says in one sentence.
Bryan Berlin · CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized and cropped for the website.
The top five by total speakers. Hover over a slice or choose a language to discover how it became so widely used.
First- and second-language speakers combined. Estimates in millions of speakers.
Slice size represents a share of the five language estimates added together. Multilingual people count towards each language they speak.
Hola
Large communities in Spain and Latin America form its foundation. Migration and learning beyond that area extend the language’s reach while regional varieties remain diverse.
The colonization of the Americas was a decisive stage in Spanish’s intercontinental spread. After independence, it continued connecting territories and developing through contact with local languages.
More than photographs: choose a topic on the rotating rings, discover facts, try Spanish phrases and answer a quick question.
Choose a ring. Drag sideways to turn the tower.
Cities and squares
Madrid’s Plaza Mayor is a rectangular square lined with arches and arcades. It opened in 1620, and its arcades are home to shops and cafés.
Read the source · Spain.info ↗Perdona, ¿dónde está la plaza?Learners share their lessons. Parents share their children’s learning experience. There’s a place for every perspective.
First conversations, clear explanations and discoveries along the way.
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