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Semana Santa: Antigua, Guatemala Celebrates Holy Week
Published March 29, 2013 by AdamTutor - No Comments
At this moment today Ukrainians are gathered around the homemade brick oven, carefully crafting their many a pasca, a delightful sweet bread baked at Easter time and served with domashny syr, a mouthful of goodness in cheese when combined with the pasca, all to be put in humble wicker bask ...
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The Spanish Network: Opportunities For Bilingualists in Today’s Job Market
Published March 21, 2013 by AdamTutor - No Comments
Unless you are a bear in hibernation or similarly snuggled up in your suburban refuge lost in the pretentions of Downton Abbey, it is next to impossible to escape the omnipresence of the Spanish language in our society today. Life in America is becoming a sensory experience of the sabo ...
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¿Qué dirección a la Amazonia? (The Importance of Conversation in Language Learning)
Published March 14, 2013 by AdamTutor - No Comments
In the midst of a roar of a yawn, I opened up Skype and rubbed the sleepies out of my eyes. “Buenos dias,” a not yet familiar voice said. “Buenos dias Rosa, lo siento que soy un poco tarde, me he levantado solamente un momento hacer,” struggling to say this sentence in perhaps ...
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On The Tip of Our Tongue (But We Prefer It Inside Our Bellies)
Published March 4, 2013 by AdamTutor - No Comments
From the pinnacle of the panhandle to the banks of the Rio Grande, Texans have since their infancy been inextricably connected (like it or not) to the Spanish language. Whether by the fortified walls of San Antonio de Valero (known to gringos far and wide as “the Alamo”) or the afore ...
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Mi Primera Lección
Published February 28, 2013 by AdamTutor - No Comments
Brushing myself off and tilting my hat just right (which is slightly akimbo), I stacked my Spanish books haphazardly and brought myself into full composure for the start of mi primera lección. The last time I met a Guatemalan for the first time I prepared myself for hours rehearsing the ...
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La Vista De Un Volcan- Where My Spanish Life Began
Published February 22, 2013 by AdamTutor - No Comments
…Arriving at Calle Candelaria “Onze Ah” at 1AM, merely 5 days ago, I awoke dear Margarita from her slumber uttering my practiced to a pulp Spanish speech “¡Muchas gracias senorita, estoy muy emocionado vivir aqui con usted!” As the sun had set long before my arriva ...
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27 Inspirational quotes to keep you motivated
Published October 3, 2012 by admin - No Comments
Hi my name is Mike Tucker and I am both challenged and excited to bring my first blog post to you. I am excited to bring to you some motivation that might inspire you start or continue your efforts in learning Spanish with us. I am challenged because I recognize my own weaknesses in writin ...
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Spanish High School Credit Explained
Published April 30, 2012 by ron - No Comments
One of the most frequently asked questions we receive is, “Do you offer credit?” Well in this post, we are going to cover several aspects of that question to increase understanding of how Homeschool Spanish Academy can help you achieve your child’s foreign language goals. ...
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Reflections on Pediatric Rotation in Guatemala
Published April 5, 2012 by ron - No Comments
A good friend of mine, Jenny McKinney, is currently living, researching, and traveling in/thru Guatemala, Costa Rica, and the Dominican Republic. A soon to be U.S. medical doctor, she kindly offers her observations and thoughts in her original post here. Hello all, I hope you are all d ...
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TEDx Guatemala City 2012
Published March 27, 2012 by ron - No Comments
To kick start any day, there’s nothing more inspirational than an eighteen minute TED talk. I personally watch several a week, and at times, one per day. For those who aren’t familiar, TED stands for Technology, Entertainment (sometimes substituted by Education), and Design, ...
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Semana Santa: Antigua, Guatemala Celebrates Holy Week

Published March 29, 2013 at 6:06 pm by AdamTutor - No Comments

At this moment today Ukrainians are gathered around the homemade brick oven, carefully crafting their many a pasca, a delightful sweet bread baked at Easter time and served with domashny syr, a mouthful of goodness in cheese when combined with the pasca, all to be put in humble wicker baskets along with sausage, eggs, ham, [...]

The Spanish Network: Opportunities For Bilingualists in Today’s Job Market

Published March 21, 2013 at 4:58 pm by AdamTutor - No Comments

Unless you are a bear in hibernation or similarly snuggled up in your suburban refuge lost in the pretentions of Downton Abbey, it is next to impossible to escape the omnipresence of the Spanish language in our society today. Life in America is becoming a sensory experience of the sabor latino, whether shining vividly in [...]

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