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Easter Holiday in Spain Hello all and first of all: Happy Easter! I want to talk about Easter Holiday, here, in Spain, nobody is working from yesterday (the 24th of March) to next Sunday, because everybody is on Easter Holiday. If you are a very religious person, probably you are going to stay in your town and you are going to the church and to see the processions which are celebrated everywhere in Spain, but the most beautiful processions are in Sevilla (in my opinion), other people choose to go to the beach, since the good weather is starting, spring just arrived, and if you are lucky you can even swim in the sea. Another thing very typical here, and a thing you are surely going to do, is eating "Torrijas" (French toast), Torrijas are made with bread and milk (some people use wine instead of) and then covered with eggs and fried on the pain, and finally covered with sugar or honey. ¿What do you usually do on Easter Holiday? Happy weekend!

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Easter Holiday in Spain

Hello all and first of all: Happy Easter!
I want to talk about Easter Holiday. Here, in Spain, nobody is working from starting yesterday (the 24th of March) to until next Sunday, because everybody is on Easter Holiday. If you are a very religious person, you are probably you are going to stay in your town and you are going to the go to church and to see the processions which are celebrated everywhere in Spain, but the most beautiful processions are in Sevilla (in my opinion). Other people choose to go to the beach, since the good weather is starting, spring just arrived, and if you are lucky you can even swim in the sea. Another thing very typical thing here, and something you are surely going to do, is to eating "Torrijas" (French toast). Torrijas are made with bread and milk (some people use wine instead of) and then covered with eggs and fried in the pain (or: pan-fried), and finally covered with sugar or honey.
¿What do you usually do on Easter Holiday?

 

Happy weekend!

 

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¡Feliz Semana Santa a ti!

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Hello everyone, A Happy Easter to one and all! I would like to talk about the Easter Holidays here in Spain. Since yesterday everybody is off work until next Sunday, this is because everyone is on their Easter holidays. If you are a very religious person, then probably you will stay in your own town, go to church and watch the processions which are celebrated everywhere in Spain at this time. But the most beautiful procession of all, is, in my opinion in Sevilla. Other people prefer to go to the beach, since the good weather is about to start. Spring is here and if you are lucky the water maybe warm enough to swim in the sea. One other thing that is very typical here and it is something that we all do and that is eating and specifically Torrijas ( french toast ). Torrijas are made with bread and milk mainly, some choose to use wine instead,then they are covered with egg and fried in the pan and finally finished off with a coating of either sugar or honey. What do you do for Easter?

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