Die kleinen I-Tüpfelchen, die dein Spanischprogramm verschönern.
2. Tipp: Sushi Nippon - Leckeres Sushi zu fairen Preisen im netten Ambiente
...im Centro Comercial Plaza Heredia
Die Sushi Bar Nippon, ganz in der Nähe der Nationaluniversität, ist definitiv einen Besuch wert. Das kleine, sympathische Restaurant mit internationalem Flair ist gemütlich und einladend. Die lockere und frische Stimmung lädt zum Verweilen und Plaudern ein. Weiterlesen »
Schon ausprobiert? Die kleinen I-Tüpfelchen, die dein Spanischprogramm verschönern!
Das Schöne an Heredia ist, dass man beim Schlendern durch die Straßen hier und da niedliche Souvenir-Geschäfte, kleine Cafés und Restaurants entdecken kann.
As a foreigner studying Spanish in Costa Rica, it is my responsibility to leave this beautiful country every 90 days to renew my visa. I understand that there are many others out there in similar positions, and although it may seem a little ridiculous to leave every 90 days, who doesn’t enjoy a short and sweet vacation every three months?
I recently escaped Costa Rica and my Spanish classes for a Visa-Run. I chose Weiterlesen »
After my first day in Costa Rica, I quickly began to adjust to the new culture. Nevertheless, there were many times in the beginning when I felt completely lost, utterly lonely, and desperate for some familiarity. This had been the first time I had ever traveled outside of the United States by myself, and without a return date in mind. I almost felt stranded in some strange land, where I didn’t speak the language, I didn’t understand the customs, and I didn’t have my friends and family near to support me. Despite my solitude, I managed to move forward. Weiterlesen »
My whole life I’ve felt there was something more; something that I just couldn’t find in the familiar and neatly tree-lined streets of my hometown. It wasn’t until I had reached the tender age of 19 that I finally figured out exactly what it was that I was missing. Adventure. Challenge. Personal growth. Risk! I had become so accustomed to living my life the 'American' way that I began to feel stuck. I felt no excitement, no energy nor zest for life. What I desperately needed was a change, and a rather large one at that! So I t
Was ist weniger frustrierend im Deutschen als im Spanischen? Es gibt tatsächlich ein paar Dinge, die in der deutschen Grammatik nicht ganz so kompliziert sind. Zum Beispiel die Anwendung des Wörtchen sein! Im Spanischen gibt es für "sein" zwei Wörter, nämlich "ser" und "estar". Wann verwendet man: Weiterlesen »
10. Your co-workers are fluent in Spanish and are getting looked at for a promotion ahead of you because of it.
9. Your customers speak Spanish, and you are reduced to hand gestures and "gracias" as a means of communication and your Spanish speaking colleagues won’t need to be your personal translators.
I’m at the end of my first week of studying Spanish in charming Heredia after taking a few weeks of classes at the Sámara Beach Campus and have tried to take advantage of being in a city again!
Yogi I am not, but since trying yoga in Sámara, I decided to look for a class while I studied Spanish in Heredia. The school doesn't offer yoga classes like they do in Sámara so I was planning to look for a studio.
I didn’t have to look very hard; my homestay “brother” invited me to his
I began my Spanish courses at the Intercultura beach campus in Sámara, one of the most gorgeous places I’ve ever been. I took part in the dance classes, cooking classes, took a few surfing lessons and walked the beach. The one thing that I didn’t do my first week?
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