With our Blog you will learn more about Spanish and you will get to know the city of Barcelona better. We will show you a little more about who we are and who our students are. To make it easier to navigate through the posts, we have organized all the information into these categories:
Christmas is coming, along with its typical soundtrack: Christmas carols. But do you know their origin? No, it's not Mariah Carey. Originally, the songs associated with Christmas festivities were not exclusively festive; they were simply popular songs that covered all kinds of topics. Here, we explain their origins and how they evolved into the carols we know today.
Last Friday, our students enjoyed a guided tour of one of Barcelona's most beautiful buildings: the historic building of the University of Barcelona. During a one-hour tour, they strolled through the university's halls, rooms, and gardens, discovering its history and unique features.
In the past two weeks, we’ve had the pleasure of opening our school to students from the Master in Training of Teachers of Spanish as a Foreign Language. The students participated in classes at various levels within our extensive courses.
The Day of the Dead is one of Mexico's most prominent celebrations. It was born from the fusion of pre-Hispanic rituals and the Catholic festivities brought by the Spanish. Declared an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO, it celebrates life, memory, and the connection between different generations.
This week, our teacher Cristina Ruiz prepared a board with the conjugation of verbs in the present tense in Spanish. The board has been very helpful for our A1 level students to better understand how the present tense works in Spanish.
Autumn arrives, and with it, a lot of changes typical of this beautiful season. The days are shorter, the leaves fall from the trees, it starts to cool down, and the smell of roasted chestnuts fills the streets of the city. All these new things have their own specific vocabulary, so here are the 50 words you'll use the most in this season.
Reading is one of life's great pleasures, and it is also a fantastic resource for learning a language. Through reading texts, we can learn more vocabulary, reinforce structures, and also develop comprehension skills. Our literary club aims to be both a fun and useful activity on your journey to learning Spanish. Are you interested in joining? We’re waiting for you!
Last Friday, students from different Spanish courses at Dime enjoyed a wonderful excursion to El Borne. The students discovered many interesting facts about this famous neighborhood in Barcelona and had the opportunity to meet other students from the school.
Next week, we are starting a new Spanish course for absolute beginners. If you have just moved to Barcelona and don't know the language yet, or if you've been in the city for a while but haven't found the right time to sign up for a course, this is your chance!
Last week we started our conversation classes. We already have some groups active and will open more throughout October and November. If you're interested, send us an email, we’ll check your level with a free test and recommend the best group for you. Conversational lessons are one hour face-to-face sessions in reduced groups once a week on Friday mornings.
This morning, the students at Dime had the opportunity to enjoy an interesting class about Spanish festivals. They learned about the Cádiz Carnival, La Tomatina, San Fermín, and many other famous festivals celebrated in our country.
Barcelona is hosting the 37th edition of the America’s Cup (August 22 - late October). This thrilling competition (often referred to as the Formula 1 of the sea) will take place at Port Vell, Moll de la Fusta, and Port Olímpic, with various areas where spectators can enjoy the spectacle for free. Additionally, the city is hosting a wide variety of activities for the whole family, both in the port area and throughout the city
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