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:
Last Friday we organised a very special activity that is always a big success among our students: a vermut in Spanish! We met at La Vermu, a vermutería in the Gràcia neighbourhood. With a good vermut, some olives and a couple of tapas, any shyness quickly disappeared, and before we knew it, we had spent two hours talking and joking in Spanish.
November arrives, and with it, for the fourth consecutive year, the first internship period begins at Dime for the students of the Master’s in Training of Teachers of Spanish as a Foreign Language at the University of Barcelona (UB). It is an occasion that offers a very enriching opportunity for both parties.
Do you know Antoni Clavé? The Palau Martorell, in collaboration with the Reial Cercle Artístic de Barcelona, is organizing a fantastic retrospective exhibition that will allow you to get to know one of the most prestigious Catalan artists of the 20th century while practicing your Spanish and visiting not one, not two, but three places in the city with the same ticket.
Last Friday, several DIME students took part in a special cultural class dedicated to La Castañada, one of Catalonia’s most beloved autumn traditions. For one hour, they learned about its origin, enjoyed typical seasonal treats, and practiced Spanish through culture.
September brought new beginnings, and October has brought rhythm, consistency, and the motivation to keep learning. At DIME Spanish School in Barcelona, we continue guiding our students through this new term with fresh energy and 50 useful words to expand their vocabulary and make learning Spanish even more enjoyable.
This month we’ve introduced a new shade of green that feels more “us”, and with renewed enthusiasm we continue doing what we love most: teaching, sharing, and building community here in beautiful Barcelona. Throughout September, we improved several areas of our school to offer even more comfort and quality to our students. Learn Spanish with us and discover a new way to live and feel part of the city!
Would you like to practice your Spanish while enjoying a cultural activity, and for free? Don't miss the opportunity to visit the Picasso Museum on weekends before October arrives. Discover one of the most beloved and popular museums in the city of Barcelona by taking advantage of the Picasso convida (Picasso invites) initiative and enjoy the art of a universal genius without spending a single euro.
Barcelona has two patron saints: Saint Eulàlia and Our Lady of Mercè. This situation is not very common, but it has a historical explanation. Each of them became the patron saint of the Catalan capital in a different historical period, and each carries a different symbolism. Want to know the story? In this article, we’ll give you all the details.
This week we have started our extensive Spanish courses at Dime. Many of our students have returned from their summer holidays and reunited with their classmates. And many new students had their first in-person Spanish class. Welcome everyone! We are very excited about everything this semester has in store, full of learning and activities.
One of the advantages of living in Barcelona is that you can practice your Spanish while enjoying the city's cultural life. Barcelona has many excellent museums, and there are always new, top-notch exhibitions for people interested in culture. Today we recommend visiting Caixa Forum, one of the cultural spaces most loved by Barcelona residents, to enjoy an exhibition organized in collaboration with one of Europe's leading museums, the Prado Museum.
On September 11th, since 1980, Catalonia has celebrated its national day throughout the region: the National Day of Catalonia, popularly known as La Diada. Unlike most holidays in Spain, it is not of popular or religious origin, but rather commemorates an important historical event in the history of this autonomous community. Let’s take a closer look.
At Dime, we're always looking for fun ways to learn Spanish, and during the month of July, Friday mornings are special — we organise new and surprising activities that combine learning and fun. So… why not a game show? A “Pasapalabra” Rosco combined with other challenges? Well, that’s exactly what we did! Want to know how it went? Keep reading…
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