10 unmissable pubs in Edinburgh
We have compiled a list of 10 of the most iconic pubs in the capital of Scotland – those with interesting stories behind their names or with something anecdotal or.
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How to Learn Spanish by Watching Spanish TV Programmes
Watching Spanish programmes is an easy way to learn Spanish and improve your language skills. It will help you to loosen up and acquire vocabulary. It will give you a.
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Discover Madrid
Discover Madrid with this infographic, we will show you some interesting facts that will help you to get to know better this incredible city. Madrid is very bright, alive and.
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Ñ, a very cañí letter
There is no better letter that better characterizes the Spanish language than the letter Ñ. This letter is a symbol and appears in more than 17,700 Spanish words. The story.
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6 things that bring bad luck
In this infographic, we show you 6 things that bring bad luck. You can also put your Spanish reading skills into practice. Tuesday the 13th is considered an unlucky day.
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Ricardo Sanz, Chef of Kabuki Restaurant
“When people try Japanese food, they get hooked straight-away” Born in Madrid, this chef started a revolution a few years ago with his Japanese cuisine, right up to the point.
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Titles of movies with a different translation
It has surely happened to you that, while talking about movies with friends from different countries, you haven´t been able to recognize a film by its title at first but.
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Discovering Madrid and its surroundings
During the recent International Tourism Fair, FITUR 2018, a new video was launched to promote the Madrid region. It presents a wide selection of some of the fantastic places you.
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7 reasons why you should learn Spanish in 2018
A New Year starts and it is the moment to think about New Year resolutions. Among the classic ones, the following are examples: people usually decide to join the gym;.
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Prepositions in English
One of the most difficult parts of learning a foreign language is the correct use of the prepositions. If English is not your mother tongue, you may have had doubt.
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