Where are you now with your Spanish? A starting point for blooming
Reflections, strategies and stories for learners who love the process.
There’s a unique moment in every language learner’s journey.
You’re no longer a beginner. You can understand podcasts, express yourself in conversations, maybe even dream in Spanish sometimes. And yet… you feel like you’re not growing as much as before.
This is what we often call the intermediate plateau: that quiet space between confidence and doubt. Between comfort and frustration.
It’s the point where grammar isn’t new anymore, but fluency still feels out of reach. You might find yourself repeating the same phrases. You hesitate when trying to say something more complex. You wonder: Am I stuck? Is this as far as I can go? If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone.
In fact, this is one of the most common and most misunderstood stages in language learning. But here’s what I want you to know:
This plateau isn’t a wall. It’s fertile ground.
At Blooming Spanish, I see this moment not as a limit, but as a doorway. A chance to pause, reflect, and realign your learning with what truly matters to you. It’s the perfect moment to:
Strengthen your foundations with clarity (not just more rules).
Reconnect with your purpose and cultural curiosity.
Explore how you want to sound and express yourself in Spanish.
Celebrate what you already understand—and use it to grow further.
🌸 I created this space for learners like you🌸
People who are curious, thoughtful, and ready to go beyond the textbook and who want to feel not only confident in Spanish, but at home in it.
What you’ll find in this blog
This will be a multilingual space because languages don’t live in boxes. You’ll find:
✍🏽 Reflections in English to help you navigate learning with more awareness.
📚 Cultural stories and vocabulary in Spanish to connect with the world.
🎧 Occasional musings in French, for fellow plurilingual wanderers.
💬 Insights from linguistics and teaching practice, explained with warmth.
🌍 Resources to support your journey and remind you: you’re not alone.