Posts Tagged ‘Intermediate’
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.
Read More10 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.
Read MoreLos 10 inventos hispanos que cambiaron tu vida
You use them almost every day and they make your life more enjoyable, or at least easier. You know all of them but maybe you didn’t know what they have in common: behind all these inventions there is a Hispanic name, a brilliant mind that imagined those things in Spanish.
Read More¿Hay dragones en Barcelona?
Do you believe in magic? What about enchanted houses? Go in-depth into a fascinated mansion in Barcelona and explore all its secrets while learning how to describe places in Spanish.
Read MoreCómo sobrevivir en una mesa latina
Do you want to learn those social skills that rarely appear in text books to sit around a Latin table? What about asking for “salsa verde” to really enjoy your tacos? In this post you’ll discover how to get the most of a Latin dinner and how to make commands in Spanish without seeming rude.
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