A useful but confusing Spanish verb: Pasar
“Pasar” is another one of those verbs that change meaning depending on the context. Generally, it is related to movement and time. Here are the most common ways in which you can use “pasar” with examples, however there are many more. Continue reading
Key words and phrases to get by in a Spanish Airport
check-in: la facturación
suitcase: la maleta
luggage: el equipaje
departures: salidas
arrivals: llegadas
Valentine’s Day in Spanish-speaking countries
¡Feliz Día de San Valentín! / ¡Feliz Día de Enamorados! (Happy Valentines Day!)
In Spain, Valentine’s Day (El Día de San Valentín) is celebrated on 14th February in much the same way as in the UK and America. Restaurants are fully booked, cards, flowers and chocolates are sent. In most of South America it is known as “El Día del Amor y la Amistad” (Love and Friendship Day). This day is not just for lovers but friends also go out for dinner.
Here are some romantic words and expressions related to love and relationships in Spanish: Continue reading
French – the Language of Love
Think of Paris and you can imagine no end of wonderful, romantic scenes … Strolling along the banks of the Seine, wandering hand in hand under the Eiffel Tower, sharing a Menu du Jour in a rustic café, tucked away in the Latin Quarter. But it is not only France’s capital city that conjures up ideas of love – French itself is often nicknamed ‘the language of love’. So, this Valentine’s Day, why not have a go at expressing your romantic side through ‘La Langue d’Amour’, using the following lovely phrases! Continue reading