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Educators and parents have been debating technology use for a long time now. I don’t think that debate will come to an end any time soon. One area where you might be tempted to say “no phones allowed” is in the classroom. That might have been my first instinct as a teacher as well. […]
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Hola, Bienvenidos a la clase de español. ¡Cumpleaños Feliz! Is today your birthday? Well if it is, many happy returns to you. If not, please accept my greetings in advance 😊 Over the last couple of weeks, we’ve learnt how to count, learnt vocabulary associated with dates and learnt how to write the date. (Lesson […]
Read MoreAnother Neruda poem written in his very romantic style and showcasing the passion and sentimentalism of his expression. “Clenched Soul” is a poem to express love, love and longing for a beloved who is not there. The melancholy felt by the poet is echoed in the rhythm and imagery of his words. She is […]
Read More¡Hola! I hope you’re enjoying your weekend. Here are some Spanglish jokes to bring a smile to your face… and maybe teach you a new word or two! ¡Feliz Domingo! Check out my Hispani-centric Memes Pinterest Board for more jokes like these.
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It’s Friday again. The weekend is here! Are you ready for some sweet Spanish music to touch your heart? I’ve got a Friday Song for you… La canción de viernes: Mano a Mano | Música– Carlos Gardel & José Razzano | Letra– Celedonio Flores This one is a lot slower and more poetic than past Friday Canciones. […]
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Hola Bienvenidos a la clase de español. Today we’re going to build on what we covered in Lesson 7. I hope you’ve been practicing your numbers and how to say the days of the week and months of the year in Spanish. In today’s class you’re going to learn how to: Ask what day it […]
Read MoreAugust 8, 1955 Fidel Castro forms the “26th of July Movement“, the Cuban revolutionary organization that would dominate the face of Cuban history for more than half a century. July 26, 1953 was the date on which a small group of revolutionaries, led by Fidel Castro, attacked the military Moncada Barracks in Santiago de Cuba. The […]
Read MoreSome travellers have a gift for telling you about their journeys and making you feels as though you’re experiencing it right along with them. Latin America Confidential writer Janus2 is one such storyteller. I absolutely adored reading his post on the mix of ancient and modern in Cuzco’s streets, where one can party in […]
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