Enjoy the day of the Rose and Saint Jordi's day in Barcelona

Enjoy the day of the Rose and Saint Jordi's day in Barcelona, while you take a Spanish course. 
Gives roses

The 23rd of April is an important date on the Catalans' calendar, due to the celebration of St. George's Day. 

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According to the original legend, this date marked the history of Catalonia and the saint represents their own Saint Valentine. 

Gives books

During the "diada", it is traditional to buy books and roses for the family members and the beloved ones, as a symbol of love and friendship. 

The legend

On that day, Catalans remember the legend which gives rise to this event, meaning the history of Saint Jordi (St. George), a medieval knight who rescues a princess from the clutches of a furious dragon. Saint Jordi kills the dragon and from the blood of the monster a rose blooms.



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happy spring


Happy Spring!

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Barcelona: tapas and sun

Enjoy Barcelona
Barcelona: tapas and sun & study spanish language

This morning he opened the 6th edition of the Barcelona Tapa's route. An initiative which aims to stimulate gastronomic restoration of Barcelona and it is directed for the locals & the thousands of people who visit the city everyday.


The new edition of the route, which has 66 stores and will be held from February 21 to March 3 is an initiative of the Guild of Food and Estrella Damm Barcelona that has the support of the City of Barcelona, and Gastronosfera Loodic.


You can see in this map all the places:

After more than three years since the first edition, the route that values ​​the best tapas in the city and is a must. Moreover, the conclusion of this edition coincides with the Mobile World Congress, an event that will show the quality international cuisine restaurants and bars in the city, as well as boost consumption in a month especially difficult for the catering industry.
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Chicken croquettes with red curry sauce minihamburguesa goat cheese omelette with spring onions and romesco cod, ox nest Madeira wine, scallop gill Iberian Iberian pork wonton filling, salmon cupcake ... Delicias how are you able to prove to the March 3 for a very affordable price: 2.40 euros, with the fifth included.



And that is because the city is once again holding its "Tapas for Barcelona" competition, now in its sixth edition and joined by a total of 66 establishments, 25 more than in last year's event.



This year expects to see even more tapas than the 57,000 served in the previous edition.

 

 You can enjoy the Barcelona tapa's with a lot of sun all the year...



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Semana Santa Holy Week 2013 in Spain


In 2013 Semana Santa will be the week of 24 - 31 March. 
Semana Santa is Holy Week, and Sevilla’s celebration is likely the most famous in the world. 

Holy Week is the last week of Lent (a period of forty days of fasting, prayer and penance for Christians) and contains the days of the Easter Triduum, as Holy Thursday, Holy commemorating the Last Supper, and the Good Friday, commemorating the crucifixion and death of Jesus.

The paso from the Macarena is perhaps one of the most famous imagenes of the Virgin Mary.
There are than 55 church brotherhoods, some dating as far back as the 13th century, carrying over 115 different floats, named "pasos", through the streets of the city, carried by the Nazarenos.

Most of the "pasos" marching bands plays music. Some processions, such as "El Silencio",however march in silence and without music.  Almost every procession includes an image of Christ or the Virgin Mary, depicts an some scene from the bible.


Semana Santa means more than the processions in the streets, marks the arrival of spring in Sevilla, the end of the winter, with a week long celebration that fills the winding streets, churches, bars and restaurants, to the beggining of la Feria de Abril. 

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How to make most out of your language course abroad

How to make most out of your language course abroad
The time spent learning in another country will be an experience of a lifetime, and one that has the potential to offer many benefits. 
Not only will you have the advantage of learning a new language and culture first-hand by living in it, but also, this kind of experience looks great on you resume. 
It is not a secret that companies are seeking for applicants that have studied abroad, so this can be a definite plus after graduation when the time comes to find a job.

However, in order to reap all of the potential benefits, you will need to know how to make the most out of your language course abroad.

Planning Ahead to get The Most out of your Language Travel

Plan ahead to make sure you not only have a basic agenda for your time abroad, but you are also prepared for the activities you will likely be doing. It is important to make the most of your time. 
Of course you will not want to plan something for every single hour of your day, but knowing what some of your activity options are before you go is very beneficial. 

Plans can always be changed on the go; wondering what you should do in your available time is a waste of that time.
Start out by first asking yourself what your goals are for your trip and what you would wish
to accomplish. 

 Are your reasons for going abroad to study purely personal ones, or are they
employment or education related? 

 You can tailor your free time based on these kinds of activities. Of course, don't forget to leave some time for your study and homework, since this is the main reason of your trip. Try to find out ahead of time how much academic class time you will have once you begin your study abroad, leave some hours for practice and self-study, and then use the rest of the time to get out and get immersed in your surroundings learning as much as possible from them.

 A great way to find out more detailed information about planning your trip would be to get in contact with others that have already taken similar study abroad trips. If you don't know anyone who has, join our FACEBOOK FAN PAGE and strike up a conversation with others who have already experienced language study abroad. There is no better person to answer your questions than someone who has already done language study abroad.

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enjoy las fallas in spanish language courses

Enjoy Las Fallas in Valencia 2013, March 15-19th One of the most colorful festivals in Spain "Las Fallas" is coming soon!

It's a spring festival of fire!


Millions of tourists come to look at this wonderful spectacle, and for people who are interested in the Spanish language and Spanish culture it is an excellent opportunity to spend a practical and fun language learning holiday!

In March, from the 15th to the 19th, in Valencia there are fireworks, various competitions, parades, as well as a daily bull fight in which the best mattadors participate. To watch a video clip about it, please, click here.



Don't miss the opportunity to interest your students in language trips to our school during the most beautiful and crazy celebration in Spain!



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cadiz carnival and spanish languagecourses


Enjoy Cadiz's Carnival 2013 & learn spanish language in the most funny city from Spain 


February 7 to 17th, 2013








The carnival tradition in Cadiz, situated on the southern tip of Spain, has been around for centuries and has been passed down from generation to generation. Gaditanos - the inhabitants of Cadiz - of all ages take to the streets in fancy dress. Over the last few years, the festivities have also attracted an entirely different population: young sudents spanish language.

The Andalusians are doing things their way in their special Carnival, and in the labyrinthine streets of Cadiz, small groups form at each crossing, chanting in Spanish. Under their ridiculous costumes they mock the elites and power, however their message is serious: they are a chorus.



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