Your Spanish Expression Of The Day: Me temo que sí – I’m afraid so If you wish to see earlier expressions of the day, you can do so by going to our facebook page . Or if you would rather get them directly in your inbox just click here, and tell us what content you […]
Your Spanish Verb Of The Day: Saber – To know Eg. Yo sé lo importante que es aprender un idioma. – I know how important it is to learn a language. Yo sé – I know Tú sabes – You know El/Ella sabe – He/she knows Nosotros/as sabemos – We know Vosotros/as sabeis – You […]
We invite anyone from any level or nationality to our FREE Spanish Conversation Meeting coming Tuesday! We are looking forward to meeting you next Tuesday 22nd January at the Spanish Conversation Meeting! Don’t forget that it is at 2pm in the Taj Palace Portonovo. After an initial encouraging group at the beginning of the year, […]
Your Spanish Word Of The Day: El principio – the beginning Eg. Al principio solo podia decir unas cuantas palabras, pero ahora ya puedo mantener una conversación normal. – At the beginning, I could only say a few counted words, but now I can hold a normal conversation. If you wish to see earlier words and […]
Weekly Expression
Welcome to the Puerto Rico Spanish Conversation Meeting 15.1! Are you uncomfortable when you want to try a course and you are asked for a lump sum of money without knowing whether it will meet your expectations? How about having a say on topics relevant to you at your level? Would you like to meet […]
Welcome to the Puerto Rico Spanish Conversation Meeting 8.1! Happy New Year 2019 all! Are you uncomfortable when you want to try a course and you are asked for a lump sum of money without knowing whether it will meet your expectations? How about having a say on topics relevant to you at your level? […]
In early history, Canarians from Gran Canaria, from the time of the Roman Empire were called the ‘Canarii’ and those from Tenerife were called ‘Guanches’. Each island had its own rulers, and in Gran Canaria, which they called Tamaran kings were known as Guanarteme. When Spanish troops came to conquer Gran Canaria in 1478 they […]
If you have ever wondered whether there are many noticeable differences between castellano and canario when both refer to the same common language read right to the end and it will become very clear to you. There are quite a few, some of which are more noticeable than others. As mentioned in The Canarian Accent […]
The Canarian Accent Any foreigner who has lived in the UK, Norway, Denmark or Sweden long enough, will tell you how aware they became, quite early on, of the vast amount of different accents that still exist in each one of these countries. For example, while in the British Isles you could come across the […]