The Spanish conversational club gathers those who find it important to speak more freely, hear live speech, and feel the language not from a textbook, but in conversation. Here, conversational practice, cultural topics, and the pleasure of communication come together, thanks to which Spanish begins to sound more confident, warmer, and much closer. Conversational practice is the stage where the language stops being a set of rules and starts to live in real communication. One can know grammar well, read confidently, and understand individual constructions, but it is conversation that shows how freely a person feels in the language. The Spanish club is built around this living experience: participants meet to speak, listen, react, discuss topics that truly resonate, and gradually make their speech more natural. The uniqueness of these meetings is that they are oriented towards a format that is as close as possible to a real language environment. Communication takes place freely and effortlessly, guided by a native-speaking teacher. This approach is especially valuable for those who have already reached a B1+ level and want to go beyond textbook exercises. At this stage, it is important not just to know words, but to be able to quickly engage in conversation, formulate opinions, maintain topics, and hear the nuances of others' speech. The club helps to translate accumulated knowledge into confident usage. Another strong aspect of the meetings is their cultural content. Through conversation, participants get acquainted with the traditions of Spain and Spanish-speaking countries, discuss mentality, current topics, everyday life features, and those details without which the language remains too abstract. This makes the practice much richer: Spanish begins to be perceived as a space of real stories, intonations, and perspectives on the world. For many, this format becomes the most engaging, as it connects language development with intellectual interest and the pleasure of the sound of speech itself. The club is held in collaboration with the Spanish Center in St. Petersburg. This format is suitable for