by SIDN | Apr 29, 2024 | Culture and Customs, Spanish Grammar, Uncategorized
Learning a language through the sense of hearing is a fun and effective way to learn a new language. And when it comes to choosing what to listen to in order to improve your listening comprehension, what better way to do it than through Spanish series or films? From...
by Maria | Nov 21, 2023 | Culture and Customs, Resources and Learn Spanish, Uncategorized
Today we talked to Jeroen, our student from the Netherlands who has traveled with Dencanto Community to Malaga and Madrid to study Spanish and immerse himself in the culture of the country. He is happy to share his experience and give a couple of valuable tips to...
by Maria | Aug 25, 2020 | Culture and Customs, Uncategorized
September is approaching and for many people it is time to start thinking about their future at university. Today we are going to talk to you about the access to the Spanish University and why it is worth doing your university studies in Spain. Access to the Spanish...
by Maria | Aug 14, 2020 | Culture and Customs
Studying abroad may seem super scary, but the benefits totally outweigh the potential negatives. Studying abroad will majorly benefit your personal development, as well as giving you transferrable skills that will gleam on your CV, and, of course, improve your...
by Maria | Feb 24, 2020 | Culture and Customs, Uncategorized
Going to Spain at any time of year is a good idea, whether that be for a Spanish course, or just explore everything that the beautiful country has to offer. However, many people wait until the summer to come to Spain, to make the most of the hot weather, its golden...
by Maria | Dec 22, 2017 | Culture and Customs, Spanish Exams, Resources and Learn Spanish, Uncategorized
Studying Spanish doesn´t have to be a chore, but quite the opposite. The most important thing to do in order to make effective progress is to take advantage of every opportunity to practice your Spanish. The ideal thing to do would be to travel and spend a period of...
