If you had to guess what Argentina’s national sport was, you’d probably say football, which inspires tremendous passion among Argentines. Polo, which echoes back to Argentina’s posh European roots would be a close runner-up. However, the official national sport is in fact pato. Don’t feel bad for getting that one wrong. Most Argentines didn’t even […]
Vista de Viernes: Lima Rooftop
Testmonial: Daniel Sborghi Ribeiro
Todo el período en Ecela Mendoza fue increíble. Las clases, los profesores, el equipo Ecela, las nuevas amistades y todo el conocimento aportado no van a ser olvidados… a quièn le gusta el español y a quien tiene ganas de aprenderlo en Argentina, recomiendo ECELA Mendoza sin dudas… Un gran abrazo a todos de ECELA, […]
Language Learning: Dealing with Unfamiliar Words
When learning Spanish in South America, practicing with native speakers is key. After all, why bother traveling to a foreign country if you’re not going to interact with the locals? One major hurdle to get past is the fear of getting lost during the conversation. A native speaker doesn’t have access to a copy of […]
Vista de Viernes: Bus Travel Peru
Feliz Día de Acción de Gracias
Happy Thanksgiving!
Cultural Tidbit: Cross-Continent Bus Trip
Here’s a fun excerpt from the Blog of National Geographic correspondent Andrews Evans regarding his experiences traveling by bus from Mexico to Patagonia: “Latin Americans are good at many things. They are not good at forming lines or waiting in lines. With this acquired knowledge, I found the bus company window–still shuttered with a “Cerrado” […]
Modismo del Día: Al perro que duerme, no lo despiertes
Spanish Saying: Al perro que duerme, no lo despiertes Literal Translation: Don’t wake the dog that sleeps. English Equivalent: Let sleeping dogs lie; Don’t interfere.
Vista de Viernes: 3,000 year old Peruvian Yareta Plant
Testimonial: Theresa Hanson
Hello, my name is Theresa Hanson and I was not supposed to come with my father and daughter on their trip to Chile, therefore I did not prepare for this trip. Upon arrival in Chile, I became very frustrated with my inability to communicate. Luckily, ECELA came to my rescue when a recent expat told […]
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