Felipe Lledó is a PhD candidate in Linguistics and a Spanish teacher with four years of experience teaching Spanish as a foreign language to adult and university-level learners. Originally from Chile, he holds a Master's degree in Linguistics and a B.A. in Hispanic Literature from Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, along with a certification in Teaching Spanish as a Foreign Language. Felipe is fascinated by language, communication, and the many ways Spanish is used in different contexts. He is passionate about creating a supportive, welcoming classroom where students feel confident developing their Spanish skills, and he enjoys helping learners grow in both confidence and appreciation for the language and its diverse cultures.