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Flamenco: Cultural Dance of Spain

Paella

The Tomatina Tomato Fight festival

Bullfighting or Corrida De Torres

Spanish Football

Siesta: A Part of Spanish Culture

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Flamenco is a form of song, dance, and instrumental (mostly guitar) music.

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Paella recipe includes:  rice, seafood, vegetables, greens and of course OLIVE oil.

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Its held on the last Wednesday of August. Participants throw tomatoes and get involved in a tomato fight purely for entertainment purposes.

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Let’s start with the Alphabet (in Spanish - Abecedario)

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1.  Every letter is pronounced
2. The stress of the voice falls on the last syllable but one
in all words ending in a vowel or "S" or "N;" otherwise it falls on the
last syllable. For example: cartas (letters) and feliz (happy).

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In Spanish, adjectives must agree with the noun they describe in gender and in number.
In English, adjectives usually go before the nouns they describe.

In Spanish, adjectives usually come after the nouns they describe.

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Learn Spanish: Gender of Spanish Nouns. Funny-Spanish.com

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Chico/chica - boy/girl

Semana - week

Coche (m) -  car

Luvia - Rain

Araña - Spider

Muñeca - Doll

Otoño - Fall, Autumn

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1. Una Chica buen_
2. Un coche car_
3. Una muñeca bonit_
4. Un chic_ feo
5. Una seman_ feliz