Spanish in Cabo

  Flor: nochebuena How are you doing? Good morning, good afternoon or good night depending on where you are or the time you hear us. In these 5 minutes of Spanish in the middle of the week we are going to talk about the Holidays, the end of 2020 and we are already at the end of December, to be original we are going to talk about the vocabulary related to Christmas. En México las celebraciones navideñas comienzan a mediados de diciembre con las Posadas , fiestas de amigos y compañeros de trabajo. In Mexico, Christmas celebrations begin in mid-December with Posadas, parties with friends or co-workers.    Not many posadas were held this year, you know why. Posada Spanish in Cabo del 2015 La familia y los amigos más cercanos se reúnen la noche del 24 (la Nochebuena), se come tarde y se espera a las 12 para brindar. Family and closest friends meet on the night of the 24th (Christmas Eve), dine late and wait for 12 o'clock to toast Let's look at the vocabulary so ...

  English version / See the Spanish    Apapachos Hello friends? Good morning, good afternoon or good night! In the 5 minutes of Spanish in the middle of the week we are going to talk about the words that originated in Mexico and were spread around the world. They belong to the Nahuatl language, a very important language, spoken by many people, still spoken, written and it is the first language of many Mexicans.   When the Spanish arrived, America was populated by between 5 and 9 million people or more, according to the writings of Spanish priests. Nahuatl with all its variants was spoken in the area since the 5th century and we must remember that the Olmecs, Toltecs, Mayas and then Mexicas were among the first civilizations in the world.   And with the conquest, many vegetable, animal and mineral products unknown to Europe until that moment were incorporated into daily life. And the words of the Native American languages, now we are speaking of Nahuat...

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La carne al tomate o tinga  es un platillo típico mexicano elaborado con carne deshebrada (pollo, res o cerdo), una salsa a base de tomate, cebolla, ajo, Chile chipotle. Originaria del estado de Puebla, se consume siempre como guarnición de otros platillos (tostadas de   tinga ) o como relleno (molotes de  tinga ). La tinga es un guisado, puede ser con carne o una opción vegetariana (zanahorias, flores de jamaica u otros). The meat with chipotle-tomato sauce or tinga is a typical Mexican dish made with shredded meat (chicken, beef or pork), a tomato-based sauce, onion, garlic, Chile chipotle. Originally from the state of Puebla, it is always consumed as a garnish of other dishes (tinga tostadas) or as a filling (tinga molotes). Tinga is a stew, we have a vegetarian option (carrots, jamaica flowers or others). ¡Vamos a la receta! Let´s go to the recipe!                         Tinga de...

El pasado 17 de junio disfrutamos la Fiesta de la Música en el centro de San José. El centro histórico se llenó de sonido, luces y alegría ¡Una de las mejores noches cabeñas! Esta fiesta se realiza en más de 600 ciudades en todo el mundo, desde 1982 en que comenzó en Francia.   Ejemplos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpqfwwhWUXA Son Semilla en la fiesta: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MyXzdskEmM “Felicitaciones a los organizadores del evento por su desempeño, quienes desde hace 9 años se esfuerzan para ofrecer una fiesta digna del nivel de las principales ciudades del mundo.   La Fiesta de la Música es un motivo de orgullo para San José, Los Cabos, Baja California Sur y México, larga vida a la Fiesta de la Músic a”, dijo  Alan Castro Ruiz, Director Municipal de Cultura. Participaron más de   100 grupos musicales de diferentes géneros, provenientes de  Ecuador, Guadalajara, Ensenada, Querétaro, Monterrey, Mexicali, M...

If you are traveling to San Jose or Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur, Mexico and only have one day to spare, why not join one of Spanish In Cabo’s one day language programs?  Designed for all levels and ages, Spanish In Cabo is now offering one day Spanish language programs with a difference. Start your day in the classroom with one of our qualified teachers, learn about a specific topic of your choice (including relevant vocabulary and common phrases), and then go out on an adventure to practice what you’ve learnt in the real-world.  From ordering food at a restaurant to shopping at a mall,  cooking a traditional Mexican meal  to meeting some  of our local artists and viewing their work,  Spanish In Cabo can help you to feel more confident and comfortable navigating your way through life in Mexico and abroad.  So whether you’re on vacation for a week or more, live here (either seasonally or permanently), or you just want to ...