Study Abroad Bloggers

Spanish In Spain VS Spanish In Latin America - What Is The Difference?

Maybe you have seen some products advertised as teaching Latin American Spanish or European Spanish, and you may have thought to yourself, what is the difference? Are they not the same language? So, how different is the Spanish spoken in Spain from the Spanish of Latin America?

Well, the first difference between Latin American Spanish and the Spanish of Spain is the pronunciation of a few letters. In Latin America the soft "c" and the "z" are pronounced with an

5 Tips For Studying a Foreign Language Abroad

1. Prepare to Go on a Long Journey

Every new journey to a foreign country is a kind of adventure. You are prepared to meet new challenges, study new language, meet new friends. Before you go you should look for more informations about the country you are traveling to. Every country has its own customs and traditions. You can read more about the specific informations about a country from books, newspapers and internet. If you travel to a new time zone be prepared to a fact that you will feel tired the first several days. Check the electrical appliances, see if the voltage and the plugs match with your own appliances. Now start to learn some basic phrases of language you are about to study. If you have never studied this language, start with some simple expressions and greetings. Use the internet to find the online language study pages. It is much better if you know some words and expressions before you come. It will help you on the way.

How to become a United Nations Interpreter

The United Nations is possibly one of the most distinguished group for whom to dedicate yourself as a professional translator. When you think about exactly how our entire world is ruled, we have now local government and national government your local government or municipality answers towards central government and that is where our laws and regulations are passed.

However, how about the laws and regulations our own government accepts? Well that’s where the UN comes in because the big part of their work is to draw jointly countries in addition to locations to agree Worldwide Industry Laws and regulations, human rights as well as worldwide protection. All Study Abroad applauds the efforts of many worldwide language schools who recognize these values, and recommend those whose courses are at a high enough level for students with global aspirations.

DELE Exam Preparation Courses

By now, you've heard us sing the many praises of Spanish immersion programs abroad, but did you know that many schools now offer courses specifically designed to help you ace the DELE Exam? For those of you who don't know, the DELE Exam is an internationally recognized test which proves proficiency in Spanish. DELE stands for "Diplomas de Espanol como Lengua Extranjera", or “Spanish as a Foreign Language Diploma,”.

Studying Spanish in Panama City

Studying Spanish in Panama is a fabulous way to enjoy a Spanish immersion program without investing too much of your hard-earned cash. Panama is a country that not too many people think of when deciding where they want to Spanish abroad. But therein lies the hidden adventure; many former students rave about the tranquility and secret beauty waiting to be found here! Panama City, the nation's capital, is a multicultural city with lots to offer.

Monteverde, Costa Rica: An Environmentalist's Paradise

Word is slowly spreading about the wonderous land of Costa Rica! This heavenly, peaceful Latin American nation has a little bit of something for everyone- including hundreds of thousands of species of plants and animals! Monteverde is no exception, with its vibrant color and one-of-a-kind atmosphere. Here, All Study Abroad reviews some of the treasured to be discovered in this picturesque town.

 

 

The number one must-see attraction in Monteverde is the Monteverde Cloud Forest Preserve. Here, one can fly through the rainforest on a zip line, take an invigorating hike, ride a horse through the wilderness, or take one of the many tours, such as the Night Tour, the Coffee Tour, or the Canopy Tours!  The Canopy Tours combine ziplining with sky bridges and other fun contraptions to stay at canopy level and get the best view of the rainforest! The preserve is an ideal hotspot for those with an interest in tropical wildlife and preservation.

The mountain town of Monteverde, believe it or not, was founded by Americans! Although this does not affect its rich environment and indigenous population, it is interesting to learn about its unique background. Many year ago, Quaker Americans fled to Monteverde to avoid the draft for the Korean War. They cultivated the land and, before you know it were designing the nature reserve to be enjoyed by many generations to come!

Spanish School in Monteverde

Spanish in Latin America