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Every May, cities and towns across Spain celebrate San Isidro. He was a humble farmer who became one of the country’s most beloved saints. But who was he really? How did a simple laborer from medieval Madrid become a spiritual icon? The story of San Isidro offers a fascinating glimpse into Spain’s religious and cultural […]

Madrid, the capital of Spain, has a unique charm that sets it apart from other major European cities. This uniqueness comes from a combination of historical, cultural and social factors that make it special:To begin with, its history and culture. Madrid has a rich and varied history, from its origins as a Muslim settlement to […]

In Madrid, there are several key places and resources where tourists, like our Spanish Students  – whether short term or long term can go for information: for general travel tips, sightseeing, or specific events happening around the city. Here are some of the best options.Tourist Information CentersYou can start by approaching the Staff at the […]

 Have you ever wondered about the origin of the days oft he week in Spanish?We have done the work for you! And the results were curious:Let’s go in order, day by day. The names of the days of the week are derived from Latin, and their origins are based on the heavenly bodies, which in […]

Holy Week is one of the world’s most deeply rooted traditions. It starts on Palm Sunday and ends on Easter Sunday. Since the 2nd century, it has commemorated the passion, burial, and resurrection of the Son of God.As a Spanish as a Foreign Language student, you need to know the context of the celebrations in […]

First of all, don’t get discouraged!: The Spanish «r» can be difficult to master, but with practice, you’ll get there!Remember: The key is consistent practice and patience. The Single «r» (Soft «r»): it appears in the middle or end of a word (e.g., pero, amor). After consonants like «b,» «c,» «d,» «f,» «g,» «p,» and «t» […]