
Discuss the Article : The Spanish Gastronomy (Cuisine)
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Many tourists enjoy flying to Spain to spend the holidays because of its weather, language, culture, and storied history. But its main attraction is the Spanish gastronomy: the art of choosing, cooking, and eating good food. Here we dive into the cuisines of Spain…

Discuss the Article : The Social And Cultural Importance Of Bars In Spain
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Have you ever brought your family to a bar for breakfast? Probably not unless you’ve been in Spain. Spain is the country with the most bars per person in the world. In this article, I will tell you about the history of these places, the types of bars in Spain and why they are so popular.

Discuss the Article : The Spanish Bubble II
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In a previous post (The Spanish Bubble I), I wrote about creating what is called The Spanish Bubble and the things that you can do inside it. (This Spanish Bubble has nothing to do with the Spanish housing market!) We saw that we could watch films, documentaries and TV shows. We could set our digital life in Spanish and exchange our native microchip for a Spanish one. We also saw that we can read and receive reports about things we like in Spanish. In this post, I’ll tell you a couple of ways you can make the most of your bubble.

Discuss the Article : Spanish From Spain And Spanish From Latin America
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For many beginning students of Spanish as a Second Language, one of the major concerns is whether they are going to learn Spanish from Spain or from Latin America. There are two main differences between the Spanish spoken in Spain and the ones spoken in Latin America...

Discuss the Article : The Spanish Bubble I
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There are many ways to learn languages, as many as the number of people learning them. Some students go on holidays to where the language they are learning is spoken. They take immersion courses and are in contact with the language almost all the time. They learn to use the language in a huge range of situations, such as going shopping, buying a bus ticket, or having dinner in a restaurant. It’s like they spend their time in a language bubble.
