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Cómo seguir una receta: utensilios de cocina en español
Hispanic-American culture is a tasty combination of colours and flavours. African colours from the Caribbean and the American west coast blend with the Arab influence in Spain. Native communities and western influences combine to make a colourful stained glass window. Hispanic culture is diverse and can be seen in art, language, and of course, gastronomy. Take a taste of this amazing culture! Get to know the main dishes of the Hispanic world as you learn about basic kitchenware.
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¡Cafés para todos! Guía de cafés del mundo hispano
Everybody drinks coffee, but the way to prepare it and drink it changes from country to country. Café con leche, café cortado, café de olla, café chorreado… In a foreign country, it’s hard to decide which drink is going to help us to feel alive every morning. Get a bit of guidance to decide which coffee would fit you the best. And discover how to prepare this delicious beverage in 7 Hispanic countries while learning how to order a coffee in Spanish!
La Navidad más larga del mundo: Navidad a la española
Did you know that Christmas lasts longer than 10 days in Spain? You read it right!There are a lot of traditions in the Iberian country that are celebrated during the end of the year and at the beginning of the new year.Traditions include lots of food, toasts, grape eating, parties, and even a parade through the streets! Spaniards definitely know how to make the most of the days off in winter. Nochevieja, Nochebuena, el Gordo… There are a lot of words they use to refer to the events of this season, so if you’re spending Christmas in Spain, you’ll need to know them. So read this post and check out the vocabulary guide!
Top 10 de los mejores clubes de fútbol en España y América
Soccer is the most popular sport in the Western world, without a doubt. And it is the national sport in all Hispanic countries. Have you ever wondered which soccer teams are most successful in Spanish-speaking countries? Check this post to find it out as well as 9 Spanish soccer chants. Meanwhile, you’ll finally understand the recurring question: the differences between “POR” and “PARA”. A well-deserved victory!!
La calavera más sofisticada: ¿conoces a La Catrina?
On November 1st and 2nd, Mexicans celebrate the Day of the Dead, adding offerings to their homes to honor the dead and welcome them back. One of its main symbols is “La Catrina”: a skull dressed elegantly in a colorful hat. Did you know this character isn’t directly related to Day of the Dead? Instead, it comes from social criticism. Would you like to know more? Check out this post! Also, the preterite can inspire you to talk about departed loved ones. Don’t panic! I’ll guide you all the way through with the downloadable grammar guide.
12 cosas que los hispanos tenemos en común
Hispanic culture is diverse and different from country to country. There are, however, some things that all Hispanics have in common. As well as the language, Hispanics share what I call “the art of living”. They know how to live life to the fullest! But… what is the essence of this art of living? This post explores, through 12 paintings, the 12 things that unite Hispanics and make up this wonderful art. You’ll also learn a trick to understanding and creating words in Spanish without memorizing endless lists of vocabulary!
¿El tequila y el mezcal son lo mismo?
The most famous Mexican alcoholic drink is, no doubt, tequila. ¡Ay, ay, ay! Mexican food and drinks are well appreciated around the world, and we won’t discuss their quality. But let’s get serious, is tequila really the Mexican “national” drink? Are there other interesting ones? What about the new sensation: mezcal? In this post, you will learn the difference between tequila and mezcal and you get to know how to use the basic comparative connectors in Spanish.
15 lugares que visitar en Ciudad de México
Known as “the City of Palaces”, the city where The Great Tenochtitlan once stood offers you lots of cultural activities, many museums to visit, intense nightlife, as well as restaurants, cafes, sports activities, and many ways to have fun. We all know Google is an excellent help in deciding what to do in a massive city and how to get there. But if you’re looking for local recommendations, this post is for you. You’ll find out the 15 best things to do in Mexico City and how to get there by using the prepositions and adverbs of place in Spanish.
Las mejores ciudades iberoamericanas para ir de museos
Ibero America, that region formed by Spain, Latin America and Portugal, is a territory full of life and color. Of course, we all love paella, Porto, arepas, grinjas, tequila and caipirinhas. And this is also culture, don’t take me wrong. But what about Culture, the one in capital letters? What about the food our brain needs? In this article, I’ll share with you the best cities in these countries to visit amazing museums and you’ll learn how to use ordinal numbers in Spanish. And of course, I’ll give you some recommendations on which museums to visit “primero” (first).
10 curiosidades sobre los antiguos (y actuales) mexicanos
To be a traveler is to learn the language, but speaking a few words is only one step. It’s important to understand the context where you stand and to go a little deeper into the History of the place and its people to be able to relate better, especially if you now know that Spanish is spoken in many countries with different traditions. Learn superlatives in Spanish while you get to know a little more about Mexican culture and its rich heritage.
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