Hola tod@s, espero que ustedes estén bien. I have used the "usted" format here to demonstrate that there is more than one way to address a group of people and it always depends on context. For example, "usted" tends to be used in formal situations, such as speaking with the headteacher, or when you do … Continue reading La Comida Española
Mi Rutina Diaria – My Daily Routine
Hola tod@s. I hope you are all well and I hope that you all enjoyed the first blog post about places of interest within the city of Sevilla. I have been informed by your teachers that you are now discussing daily routines and different ways to describe the things that you do on a day-to-day … Continue reading Mi Rutina Diaria – My Daily Routine
La Ciudad de Sevilla and Places of Interest
INTRODUCTION Hola tod@s (the @ here is used to show that you are speaking to both boys and girls. This is very common in Spain and, although it is slightly informal, I have seen it used on signs in places such as shops and schools ). Espero que estéis bien. My name is Mark Cunningham … Continue reading La Ciudad de Sevilla and Places of Interest
