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WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT...? I believe that the majority of you know where Spain is but maybe you don't know too much about the Spanish culture. Well let's start for the beginning. When you ask to somebody what can you eat, do, dance...in Spain, people answer you this: You can eat paella, you can dance flamenco, you can say ¡olé! and you can go to a bullring. And that's why I'm writing this text. There are more things you can do in Spain. I live in the nort-west of Spain and all is surrounded by nature. Where I live the pig is the centre of our meals: botillo, chorizo, paletilla, jamón serrano, lacón, lomo... there are many amazing things that you can eat apart from paella. One of my favourite spanish meals is "cocido". There are too many ways to do it but I use to eat it in this way: First of all we start with a soup (you can add it some chickpeas) and when you finish it then you have the second part which includes: more chickpeas, lacón, botillo, some vegetables, chorizo, oreja de cerdo (pig's ear) and more areas of the pig . Now, let's talk about the regional dances here: In Galicia is very famous the "muñeira" dance, in Asturias "la jota"... Then, there are more things to do here like in other countries, you can go skiing, you can do descent of a river, climbing, hiking... and lots of nature activities as well. To sum up I want to tell the last thing: NOT ALL SPANISH PEOPLE SLEEP "LA SIESTA", I don't have time to sleep, my day finish very soon and I have to reduce a lot my sleeping hours. So now, if you have read all the text you could help me to change the concept of spanish culture.

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WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT...?

I believe that the majority of you know where Spain is but maybe you don't know too much about the Spanish culture. Well let's start for the beginning. When you ask to somebody what can you eat, do, dance... in Spain, people answer you in this way: You can eat paella, you can dance flamenco, you can say ¡olé! and you can go to a bullring. And that's why I'm writing this text.
There are more things you can do in Spain. I live in the nort-west of Spain and all is surrounded by nature. Where I live the pig is the centre of our meals: botillo, chorizo, paletilla, jamón serrano, lacón, lomo... there are many amazing things that you can eat apart from paella. One of my favourite spanish meals is "cocido". There are too so many ways to do it, but I use to eat usually have it this way: First of all we start with a soup (you can add it some chickpeas to it) and when you finish it then you have the second part which includes: more chickpeas, lacón, botillo, some vegetables, chorizo, oreja de cerdo (pig's ear) and more areas parts/cuts of the pig.
Now, let's talk about the regional dances here: In Galicia there is the very famous the "muñeira" dance, in Asturias "la jota"...
Then, there are more things to do here like in other countries, you can go skiing, you can do a descent of a river, climbing, hiking... and lots of nature activities as well.
To sum up I want to tell you the this last thing: NOT ALL SPANISH PEOPLE SLEEP "LA SIESTA", I don't have time to sleep, my day finishes (begins)? very soon early and so I have to reduce a lot of my sleeping hours.
So now, if you have read all the text you could help me to change the concept of spanish culture.

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I like Arsenal
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I watch English Premier League too
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England has good football ball team as well as good Cricket team.
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Haha. Rules of Cricket are a little bit difficult than the rules in football.

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