Omar Ferro provides a background for those planning to study Spanish in Mexico
The history of Mexico is full of vibrant episodes along its history; beginning with the first indigenous settlers arriving from the north of the continent, continuing with the Colonial period started by the arrival and occupation of the lands that are now part of Mexico by the Spaniard soldiers and missionaries. And stretching until our modern days with all its contradictions and beauties; but with its people always maintaining the peculiar identity that has identified them through the centuries.
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Want to learn Spanish in Spain? We recommend this article by Gerry Kerkhof
Madrid's Art Scene
Thanks to the Prado Museum, Madrid has long been established on the European art
circuit yet this museum is only one point of what is known as Madrid's 'golden art
triangle'. The Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum is believed to be the only private collection
in the world that compares with the British Royal Family's art collection. The Reina Sofia
is the national museum of 20th century art which is best known for it's most famous
exhibit, Picasso's Guernica. Time permitting, a day excursion to Toledo is well worthwhile
to see some of the great El Greco masterpieces.
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Knowledge of the Chinese language is proving to be a major asset for job hunters in the US - and the demand keeps growing every day. But these jobs don't always go to native Chinese speakers - there are plenty of ways to learn Chinese, and China Study Abroad may be the best one!
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An article to suplement Spanish immersion by Pollux Parker
Located in the northeastern region of the island, San Juan is the capital city of Puerto Rico. It is considered the largest city and main seaport in the country. It is also the city's financial hub, the most important tourist and cultural center, and the manufacturing capital of the country.
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Spain may be the obvious choice for Spanish study abroad, but Granada may be a location you may not have considered yet! However, if you choose to learn Spanish in Granada, you may be making the best decision of your life! Known first and foremost for the La Alhambra sight, you'll find that Granada is also chock full of many other great things: a Renaissance cathedral, Andalusian and Moorish influence, and tapas galore!
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An article by J. Ben Patefor those considering learning Portuguese in Sao Paulo
Big cities have a quality or series of qualities that just attract people. Some love the parties that never end, while others like just being around a lot of people and soaking in the atmosphere. It's these qualities that attracts visitors every year to the busiest cities in the world. This brings to mind cities like New York or London, but there are some different cities that don't get recognized as often, though they should be. Cities like Sao Paulo are culturally colorful, very diverse in population and tradition, and super trendy. Sao Paulo is the largest city in the Southern Hemisphere, and it provides an incredible city experience. Before you go on your trip, you will have to fill out a passport application first.
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ABC News just released a new report showing the most useful languages for American businesspeople to learn - and the results may shock you! This study revealed that, while Spanish is a highly useful language to know for communication with our own increasingly Hispanic population, that the knowledge of certain other major languages might put your resume on the top of the pile.
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