CAMINITO DEL REY
Working in a Spanish secondary school definitely has its perks. Last week, I went with my 3 ESO students on their field trip to the Caminito del Rey. What is it? “Caminito del Rey” translates to “The King’s little path.” This route was about a 2 hour walk on elevated platforms through the Gaitanes CanonContinue reading “CAMINITO DEL REY”
4 DAY VIENNA ITINERARY FOR THE YOUNG TRAVELER
In the beginning of March, I had some time off for Semana Blanca, so I headed to Austria with my friend Abby. This trip was the result of a sky scanner search for cheap flights back in January. You bet I listened to Billy Joel’s Vienna on repeat during the trip. For four days, AbbyContinue reading “4 DAY VIENNA ITINERARY FOR THE YOUNG TRAVELER”
USEFUL PHRASES FOR ORDERING IN SPANISH
I often ask the secretary at my school to make photocopies for my classes. Up until recently, I have been using the expression, “¿Puedo tener …. copias porfa?” I thought this was a perfectly reasonable thing to say as puedo means “can I” and tener means “have.” I also use this expression while eating outContinue reading “USEFUL PHRASES FOR ORDERING IN SPANISH”
MUST TRY FOOD IN PORTUGAL
One of (if not my favorite) parts of traveling to new places is trying the food. I spent the *puente in Portugal, discovering Lisbon and Porto. This trip was super exciting for me because it was my first time abroad in a country other than Spain. As Portugal is Spain’s next door neighbor, I amContinue reading “MUST TRY FOOD IN PORTUGAL”
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