Hi, does anyone know if there are dolphins in the sea in Costa Brava, lloret de mar in particular? Is it possible to see them from a beach? I know its pathetic, but its like my biggest dream to see ...
I live in California, United States. However I hold a Taiwan passport, therefore I believe I do need a visa. I am traveling to Spain only, not to any other European countries....
Need it to be reasonably priced and near the action! We are going on a stag weekend, so the hotel needs to accomodate for all ages, not just us young ones. Therefore need it to be clean,with a good ...
ALEXIS TOP-HOTEL - Lloret De Mar
can anyone tell me where about in lloret this hotel is only im driving to the hotel fromairport, whats it near to ,bus station/mcdonalds,burger king,any other ...
My family is going to Spain in April. Any ideas about where to shop. Mainly shopping is our concern, what is the specialty of Spain. Anything for kdis?...
Me and a friend want to go to Spain between September and December of this year. Can anyone suggest sites for cheap tickets, someone said I should be able to get the tickets for $500-600 a piece, ...
L`esparagal was a beautiful hotel I visited several years ago. It was about 30 mins drive from Seville in Andalucia.I have tried without success to find a telephone number or any other info with ...
I've heard that there are many ferry companies that go from Mallorca to Ibiza but I would like to know the approximate cost and how long the boat ride takes......
If a non-Spanish speaking Brit wants to spend a year in Spain i am limited to teaching english/pulling pints?
I realize that as a non-Spanish speaker my limits are pulling pints in a bar (which i would rather not do!) and teaching English as a foreign language (but employment is not Guaranteed after certification) does anyone have any ideas? Has anyone spent some time abroad in spain?....tell me what you did?
Just have fun while you're there... although I can't think why you would want to be, if you don't speak the language. Try to pick up the language while you're there. Learning a language is amazingly speeded up when everyone around you speaks only that language and you have to communicate to survive.
You can't really teach English. My experience learning several foreign languages from different teachers is that the teacher MUST be bilingual - have both the language being taught and the original language of the student. You're out of luck.
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I know a bloke who's been lecturing in an American University here in Madrid for the last 20 years and still speaks very basic Spanish.
You may find a job helping advanced students with their pronunciation and conversation.
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HI, I live in Spain and i am from Germany. You can pick up a little Spanish while you are there. Its not that hard. And if you want to work and are just there for a year then get a job in a bar or restaurant. you do not have to speak Spanish to work there. Believe me, there are more Brits here the Germans or other nationality's..
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