Fluido Spanish School in a field trip to Areguá
August 29, 2026 By Sam Goetz

Top 4 Spanish Schools in Asunción, Paraguay

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Overview

  1. Fluido Spanish School - Intensity, activities, & location
  2. Spango - Casual conversation class
  3. Berlitz - Franchise chain
  4. ILPOR - Portuguese speakers

Fluido Spanish School

Fluido Spanish school is a great choice for expats who want an intensive structure, loaded with activities.  Along with our immersive small group classes, we host free Asado barbecues, organize trips to restaurants and other cities, and have a weekly salsa class.

Fluido is best for somebody who wants to go all in on learning Spanish. Our small group classes have up to four students per class, and meet every weekday for 3 - 4 hours per day. This means 15 - 20 hours per week of class. While this intensity does not fit every expat, it's great for those who are ready for a serious commitment to learn Spanish.

Fluido is located on of the best neighborhoods for expats in Asunción: Villa Morra. This means that many of our students get to walk to school daily.

Fluido Spanish School on a field trip to Areguá

Spango

Spango is a more casual group conversation class, run by the team from Spanglish Social. They don't have regular hours posted, but we estimate that they offer a group conversation class once or twice per week.

This is a good fit for a self learner who wants to learn Spanish on their own, but would like a group to practice with.

Berlitz

Berlitz is an international chain that offers courses in over 50 languages. They have developed a proprietary method of teaching. They offer group classes several times per week, as well as private classes. The benefit of going to a chain school is that a student of theirs could presumably move to a different country, while continuing in their same curriculum at a different Berlitz location.

ILPOR

ILPOR specializes in teaching English and Portuguese, but they do teach Spanish as well. They would be a great fit for a Brazilian who wants to learn Spanish, since they are already well versed in Portuguese

About The Author

Sam Goetz

Founder of a music software company, I moved to Paraguay from the United States to learn Spanish and live more affordably. After trying three different Spanish schools in Asunción, I decided to start my own.

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