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one - uno
two - dos
three - tres
four - cuatro
five - cinco
six - seis
seven - siete
eight - ocho
nine - nueve
ten - diez
eleven - once
twelve - doce
thirteen - trece
fourteen - catorce
fifteen - quince
sixteen - dieciséis
seventeen - diecisiete
eighteen - dieciocho
nineteen - diecinueve
twenty - veinte

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rain is lluvia

snow is nieve

fog is niebla

mist is neblina

heat is calor

wind is viento

rainbow is arcoíris

sunrise is amanecer

sunset is atardecer

cloudy nublada (femininum) nublado (maskulinum)

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Morning is mañana

midday is mediodía

afternoon is tarde

night is noche
midnight is mediodía

evening (before sunset) is tardes
evening (after sunset) is noches

years is años
months is meses
weeks is semanas
days is días
seconds is segundos

minutes is minutos

yesterday is ayer

today is hoy

tomorrow is mañana

when is ¿Cuándo?

now is ahora

soon is pronto

later is después

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Parents/ padres

Father/ papá

Mother/ madre

grandma/ abuela
grandpa/ abuelo

Aunt/ tía

Uncle/ tío

sister/Hermana

brother/Hermano

friend male/Amigo

friend female/Amiga

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good day/ buen día
Buenas tardes/ good afternoon
Buenas noches/ Good evening/night

How are you?/ cómo estás

Hi/ hola
Adiós/ Goodbye
My name is / mi nombre es Noor

I am from/ vengo de
Mucho gusto/ Nice to meet you

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left is zquierda
right is derecha
up is arriba
down is abajo
west is oeste

east is este
south is sur
north is norte

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In Spain there are many different dialects depending on the region. Some of the most famous Spanish dialects include Andalusian, Catalan, Galician and Basque. These dialects differ in pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar due to historical, cultural and geographical factors. For example, Andalusian has influences from Arabic due to historical connections, while Catalan has its origins in Latin and has strong influences from French and Italian languages.

As for Spanish-speaking dialects, they also vary within different Spanish-speaking countries. For example, the Spanish spoken in Spain differs from that spoken in Latin America. The differences may be in pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar. In Latin America, there are also regional variations, such as Mexican Spanish, Argentine Spanish, and Colombian Spanish, all of which have their own characteristics and expressions.

These variations arise due to historical and geographical factors, as well as the influence of other languages ​​and cultures that have influenced the region. It is fascinating to see how language develops and adapts over time and geography.

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Cocido madrileño
the dish typical of Spain's capital Madrid is originally consumed by the working class, to make the cold winters in the interior of the country a little more bearable. This stew often contains chickpeas, winter vegetables, pork, bacon and sausage. The traditional way to serve and eat the dish is to first drink the soup broth as a starter and then the other ingredients as the main course.

Tortilla Española
Tortilla Española, also known as the Spanish omelette, is a traditional dish from Spain. It is one of Spain's most classic dishes that is usually ordered when eating tapas.

Rabo de toro
This is a Spanish dish that is famous among the locals for its rich taste. It is a stew made with oxtail that is very traditional in Spain. The meat is usually served with diced and fried potatoes.

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Spain does not have one traditional Spanish costume, they have a couple of costumes that they use on different occasions such as Galician, Aragon, chulapo and chulapa, etc. but I will only address the typical clothing of Spain and that is the Galician costume. the costume is a very important part for them because it goes back to about two hundred years ago and it is used during the holy days for the Catholics.
women
The typical clothing of Galicia for women consists of a long red skirt or large apron decorated with rhinestones. Under it are petticoats and bloomers and as shoes, flip-flops or clogs. On top, she wears a white shirt with puffed sleeves and a closed neck. Sometimes a jubón is also put on, but always a dengue or piece of velvet worn on the back and crossed in front. She also wears a shawl or jacket sometimes. Finally, ornaments are hung on the chest and a scarf is placed on the head.

men
The typical men's costume in Galicia. They wear knee-length trousers under which plum or white linen trousers. the shoes are clogs. In addition, a belt is put on the waist. As for the upper part, it consists of a white shirt and over it a vest or jacket. Finally, on the head they put mount.

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In Spain, the dominant religion is Roman Catholicism. Spain has a long history of Catholicism, which has been part of the country's culture and society for centuries. The Catholic Church has had a strong presence and influence in Spain, both politically and culturally.

For many centuries, Catholicism was the only permitted religion in Spain, and it has shaped many aspects of Spanish society. Faith and traditions have played a large role in people's lives, and many of the Spanish holidays and festivals have Catholic roots.

Although today Spain is more secularized and freedom of religion is guaranteed under the constitution, Catholicism remains an important part of the identity and cultural heritage of many Spaniards. Religious ceremonies and traditions continue to be a part of Spanish society, although there is an increased diversity of religious faiths in the country today.

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Spain is a fascinating country with many interesting facts. Spain has one of the world's oldest restaurants, Sobrino de Botín, which has been in operation since 1725? It is a popular destination for foodies and part of the country's rich culinary heritage.

Another fun fact is that Spain has the highest number of bars per inhabitant in the entire EU! It is part of Spanish culture to socialize and hang out in bars, known as "bares" or "tapas bars", where you can enjoy tapas and drinks with friends and family.

Spain is also home to the famous Sagrada Familia building in Barcelona, ​​designed by Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí. The building has been under construction since 1882 and is expected to be completed within the next few years. The Sagrada Familia is an iconic symbol of Spanish architecture and tourism.

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Spain's history stretches back a long way and has shaped the country's culture and society in many ways. To understand the history of Spain, we need to look at several important periods and events that have affected the country over the years.

A significant part of Spain's history is its Roman heritage. During antiquity, Spain was part of the Roman Empire and was then called Hispania. The Romans helped introduce Roman law, language and infrastructure to the region, which has had a long-term impact on Spain's development.

After the fall of the Roman Empire in the fourth century, Spain was conquered by Germanic tribes such as the Vandals and the Visigoths. Then, during the Muslim conquest in the eighth century, large parts of Spain became part of the Muslim Caliphate. This led to a period of cultural flourishing and coexistence between Muslims, Christians and Jews, known as Al-Andalus.

The year 1492 marked an important year in Spain's history with the reconquest of the last Muslim territories and the discovery of America by Christopher Columbus, leading to a period of colonialism and wealth for Spain. The country became an important imperial power with colonies all over the world.

During the 20th century, Spain underwent political changes, including civil war in the 1930s and the dictatorship of Francisco Franco until 1975. After Franco's death, Spain returned to democracy and became a constitutional monarchy.

Spain's history is marked by a rich diversity of cultures, conquests and political changes that have shaped the country's identity. These historical events have helped shape the modern Spain we see today with its unique culture, language and traditions in Spain.

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cuando ella sale is a song made by a Spanish rapper Morad. From what I've understood the message of the song, it's about a girl who is very domineering as he repeats a couple of times (And when she goes out there's no person she doesn't dominate) in the song you quickly notice that he is very unhappily in love, you notice it by him saying that (he wants to hide her somewhere in his head where he can't find her.) Then after that meaning he says that (it is not possible to remove you from my map even if you went to Mars). This really proves that he loves her but for some reason he is hurt. In other words, the song is about him being in love with her, but he knows that their relationship is not good for him therefore he is emotional.

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1. What language(s) do you use? Give examples of in what context and/or how you use this language or languages.

I can speak fluent Arabic and Swedish and that's because I grew up in Sweden and my mother language is Arabic. I also know English because I learned it in school.

2. Identify your language phase for each language you use. (Use the Language Phases Chart from Step One)

Swedish:

It all turned out to be a pancake is a Swedish phrase that means that something went really wrong, for example, I had an idea and it didn't turn out the way I had imagined it to be, so it all turned out to be a pancake.

Arabic:

Ale rasi is an Arabic phrase, if we translate the phrase directly it's going to be on my head, but this has a beautiful meaning behind it, and that is you will do someone's favor with pleasure. People usually say it to someone they respect.

English:

Better late than never is an English phrase, and it is said by people who are often late. It is better to come late than not come at all.

3.What can you do and not do with your language(s)? Please refer to each language if you speak more than one.

English:

Verbs are fairly easy to conjugate, usually by adding "-s" for the third person singular: "I play, you play, he/she/it plays".

The word order is usually subject-verb-object, which means that the subject precedes the verb and the object: "She eats apples".

English uses a variety of modal verbs that convey different shades of meaning and possibility, such as can, could, may, might, must, shall, should, will, and would.

Spelling and pronunciation can be complicated because of the many exceptions and irregular words.

Arabic:

Verbs in Arabic change based on tense, person and gender: "كتبت" (katabtu - I wrote), "يقرا" (yaqra'u - he reads).

Word order in Arabic can vary but usually follows a pattern similar to subject-verb-object or subject-verb-object.

Arabic uses a unique writing system that is written from right to left.

Swedish:

Nouns have different genders and inflections: "en bil" a car, "bilen" the car.

The word order in Swedish is usually subject-verb-object, similar to English.

Swedish uses different tenses to indicate time, for example present (now), preterit (past), and future (future).

There are some irregular verb forms and grammatical constructions that can be challenging for new people to understand.

4. What is your cultural background? If you belong to more than one culture, be sure to consider the multiple cultures that make up who you are.
I am an ethnic Iraqi, I have learned everything about my Iraqi traditions from my parents, and it has become an important part of my life. It has given me a strong connection to my cultural identity, which I am grateful for. At the same time, I have also had the privilege of growing up in Sweden, which has given me a unique experience and influenced me in different ways. I have been exposed to Swedish culture and adopted some typical Swedish behavior. I am proud of my roots and how they have helped shape my identity.

5.What language(s) are spoken in your culture(s)?

Arabic is officially spoken in Iraq, but there are also other languages ​​spoken by different ethnic groups, such as Kurdish, Turkish and Assyrian. Sweden has Swedish as its official language, but there are also many people who speak other languages ​​due to the country's multicultural nature. It is common to hear languages ​​such as Arabic, Persian, Somali and many more.

6.Do you have friends from a different cultural background? With which cultures different from your own are you most familiar

I have lots of different friends who come from different backgrounds. Especially when I lived in Sweden, Sweden is a very multicultural society. I had friends from Kurdistan, Iran, Turkey, Somalia, and lots more from other different nationalities. I have always loved to learn more about my friend's culture. It has made me try out different foods, traditions, music, I have even learned a few words from their languages. I am familiar with many different cultures which is very different from my own culture. I have always been a curious person who loves to learn about new cultures, which allows me to connect and understand others better and appreciate them and their traditions.

7.How do you feel when you encounter different cultural experiences? Provide a specific example.

I will always meet different cultures with a positive curiosity. As I said, I love learning more about people's culture, it makes me feel like I get closer to that person and I have more understanding about their background which I always appreciate. An example of that was when I was with my Ethiopian friend and I tried for the first time an Ethiopian dish injera. I was a little nervous as I've never seen anything like it, but once I tried it, I loved it. And I really realized that it's something I've been missing in my life and I'm so thankful that I have friends from different nationalities who have made me explore things I probably wouldn't have.

8.What do you believe is the relationship between language and culture?

Regarding the relationship between language and culture, I believe that language is not only a tool for communication, but also a mirror of the culture in which it is spoken. Through language, we can express our values, traditions and ways of looking at the world. It can be through word choice, expression, and even grammar. Language can also influence how we think and interpret the world around us. For example, some languages ​​may have more words to describe specific colors or shades, which can affect how people in that culture perceive and experience colors. Similarly, language can also affect how we express politeness, respect or closeness in our interactions with other people. By sharing a common language, people can feel a stronger connection to their culture and to each other.

9.Why is learning another language so important in today’s world?
There are several reasons why we should learn another language in today's world. First, it helps us communicate with people from different cultures and backgrounds. By being able to speak their language, we can create stronger relationships, understand their perspective, and build bridges between different communities. In addition, it opens up many opportunities both personally and professionally. Being able to speak several languages ​​can be of great advantage when looking for a job, especially in a globalized world where companies operate across national borders. Learning another language can also train our minds and improve our cognitive abilities. So, learning another language is not only a fun and rewarding experience, but it can also be a valuable investment in ourselves and our understanding of the global world we live in.

10.What language(s) other than your own have you previously studied?

I studied Swedish throughout my childhood as I grew up with it and went to a Swedish school and lived in a Swedish society, then I have also learned English through school, movies, and series. I also want to learn Spanish as I know it would benefit me.

11.How do you think you will use your target language in the future? Consider ways that you might use your target language in your career area of interest.

Being able to speak Spanish would be incredibly beneficial to me wanting to become a flight attendant. As a flight attendant, I will interact with passengers from different parts of the world, and that includes Spanish-speaking passengers. Being able to communicate with them in their native language would not only make them more comfortable and welcome on board, but it would also help resolve any issues or questions they may have. It would create a better customer experience and make me a more efficient and versatile flight attendant. So mastering Spanish would definitely be an advantage in my

12.What challenges do you feel you may encounter in your language studies?

I generally think that everything will be challenging, especially Grammar and pronunciation I think can be tricky. But with time, I think I will build up a large vocabulary and be able to communicate fluently in Spanish

13.How will you meet these challenges?

I will face these challenges by being patient and practicing regularly. I will also use different resources such as apps to improve my grammar and pronunciation. But also listen to Spanish music and watch movies and TV series in Spanish.

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turtle is tortuga

tiger is tigre

zebra is cebra

squirrel is ardilla

sheep is oveja

rabbit is conejo

pig is cerdo

monkey is mono

lion is león

dog is perro

cat is gato

frog is rana

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Spain's national sport is football. Football is extremely popular in Spain and has a great cultural significance in the country. Spanish soccer leagues like La Liga and successful teams like FC Barcelona and Real Madrid have helped make soccer one of the most loved sports in Spain. Spain has also had international success, including winning the FIFA World Cup and the UEFA European Championship. The popularity of football in Spain is reflected in the passionate support of the fans and the intense rivalry between different teams.

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Spain is located in southwestern Europe and shares a border with Portugal, France and Andorra. The country has a diverse geography that includes mountain ranges such as the Pyrenees and the Sierra Nevada, as well as beautiful beaches along the Mediterranean and Atlantic oceans.

Spain has a rich history and culture with influences from Roman, Muslim and Christian civilizations. It is known for its art, architecture, food and festive traditions such as flamenco and trails.

The country’s capital is Madrid, and it is a constitutional monarchy with King Felipe VI as head of state. Spain is a member of the European Union and has the euro as its currency.

Geographically, Spain has a strategic position at the crossroads of the Atlantic and Mediterranean seas, which has made it an important trading center and a popular tourist destination.

In conclusion, Spain’s place on the map is not only geographically significant, but also historically and culturally, which has shaped the country’s identity and contributed to its uniqueness.

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Twenty one - veintiuno
Ttwenty two  - veintidós
Twenty three  - veintitrés
Twenty four - veinticuatro
Twenty five  - veinticinco
Twenty six  - veintiséis
Twenty seven - veintisiete
Twenty eight  - veintiocho
Twenty nine  - veintinueve
Thirty - treinta
Thirty One  - treinta y uno
Thirty two  - treinta y dos
Thirty three  - treinta y tres
Thirty four  - treinta y cuatro
Thirty five  - treinta y cinco
Thirty six  - treinta y seis
Thirty seven - treinta y siete
Thirty eight  - treinta y ocho
Thirty nine  - treinta y nueve
Forty - cuarenta

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red is rojo
yellow is amarillo
black is negro
white is blanco
violet is violeta
green is verde
blue is azul
grey is gris
brown is marrón
pink is  rosa

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cucumber - pepino
Carrot - Zanahoria
tomato - tomate
pepper - pimienta
Onion - cebolla
spinach - espinaca
asparagus - espárragos
aubergine - berenjena

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banana - banana
apple - manzana
orange - naranja
Kiwi - kiwi
strawberry - fresas
Pear - pera
watermelon - sandía
Mango - mango

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Pasta - pasta
Rice - arroz
Bread - pan
Potatos - patatas

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Fish - pez
Crab - cangrejo
Meat - carne
Chicken - pollo

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Completing the Pre-Assessment and Self-Analysis of Language Proficiency

Directions: In paragraph form, write a concluding paragraph to summarize your self-assessment. Describe what aspects of your target language are your strengths. What aspects are you most weak in? What aspects of the language will be of most help to you in your career-related studies? Will you need more technical, or career related vocabulary? More speaking abilities? Understanding of career related technical writing? Other language aspects? As much as possible, connect your self-analysis of language proficiency to your chosen career area of interest

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PERFIL
Como entusiasta de 18 años, me encanta combinar mi pasión por ayudar a los demás con mi capacidad para impulsar proyectos. Domino tres idiomas diferentes: árabe, inglés y sueco, y tengo experiencia trabajando y comunicándome con personas de diferentes orígenes. Esta versatilidad me ha dado una ventaja en el servicio al cliente, la comunicación y la colaboración intercultural. Me enorgullezco de mi capacidad para resolver problemas de forma proactiva y trabajar en equipo, al mismo tiempo que puedo tomar la iniciativa y trabajar de forma independiente. Me apasiona crear cambios significativos y creo que el idioma y la cultura son la clave para construir puentes entre diferentes comunidades. Soy ambicioso y mi objetivo es utilizar mis habilidades lingüísticas y mi espíritu emprendedor para crear impactos positivos y desarrollo en la sociedad, mientras sigo desarrollándome profesionalmente.

CONTACTO
Teléfono: 0547053634
CORREO ELECTRÓNICO: Nooryahya619@gmail.com

AFICIONES
Leer
Ejercicio
Meditar
Viajar

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EDUCACIÓN
(Escuela internacional de Deira)
Actualmente estoy estudiando mi último año (ibcp)

EXPERIENCIA LABORAL
(Escuela universal americana) (profesor asistente)
(26 de octubre) – (7 de diciembre)
Como asistente de enseñanza, era responsable de apoyar las actividades del aula, ofrecer asistencia individual a los estudiantes, gestionar la disciplina en el aula y garantizar la seguridad y el bienestar de los estudiantes. Mi trabajo resultó en un mejor aprendizaje de los estudiantes, una atmósfera de aula más solidaria y una promoción de la inclusión. Al ofrecer apoyo a estudiantes con diversas necesidades y comunicarme de manera efectiva tanto con los estudiantes como con el maestro principal, contribuí a un impacto positivo en la calidad de la educación y al mismo tiempo garanticé un entorno seguro para todos.

(Centro de salud al Futtaim) (Asistente de CENTRO DE SALUD)
(25 de enero – (15 de marzo)
Durante mis prácticas laborales como asistente en el centro de salud, asumí responsabilidades esenciales, incluida la capacitación en seguridad para garantizar la seguridad de las instalaciones, asistir a una presentación sobre comportamiento agresivo para mejorar mis habilidades, reconocer y manejar situaciones potencialmente desafiantes y participar activamente en la planificación. de un importante proyecto sanitario. Estas experiencias me permitieron contribuir a un entorno de atención médica más seguro, mejoraron mi capacidad para manejar comportamientos agresivos con empatía, agudizaron mis habilidades de trabajo en equipo y colaboración, y brindaron valiosas oportunidades de desarrollo profesional, lo que me posicionó para un mayor crecimiento en la industria de la atención médica.

(Joyas Barakat) ( vendedor a tiempo parcial )
(20 de diciembre) – (24 de agosto)
Como vendedor en la industria de la joyería de oro, mis responsabilidades eran ayudar a los clientes a seleccionar y comprar joyas, brindarles conocimientos sobre el producto y administrar el inventario. Construí relaciones sólidas con los clientes que aumentaron las ventas y recibí críticas positivas. Esto ayuda a aumentar la facturación y mejorar la rentabilidad de la tienda, por ejemplo, ayudando al cliente a encontrar un costoso anillo de compromiso y una gestión eficiente del inventario. En general, mi trabajo mejoró la reputación de la tienda, aumentó los ingresos y generó la lealtad de los clientes.

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Rosalía is a pop singer from spain. In her music she combines traditional flamenco with current urban rhythms, revolutionizing the genre. "Malamente," from her 2018 album "El Mal Querer," exemplifies her creative flair and has received international recognition.The song discusses bad signs and stormy relationships, commenting on the complexity of love and fate. Lyrics like "Se ha puesto la noche rara, han salido estrellas, pa' iluminarte" (The night has turned odd, stars have come out to light you up) create a magical and unsettling atmosphere."Malamente" is a simple yet strong beat that blends flamenco hand claps (palmas) with electronic components. This combination results in a unique musical experience. Rosalía's usage of flamenco-style vocal melodies enhances emotional depth and authenticity. The song's mesmerizing rhythm and emotive lyrics draw listeners into the story, resulting in a powerful emotional effect. Traditional flamenco themes blended with current beats create sentiments of nostalgia and energy. Rosalía's powerful voice and rhythmic handclaps create a sense of urgency and fascination. In the chorus "Malamente, tra, tra" (Badly, tra, tra), the repeating "tra, tra" replicates flamenco claps, underlining traditional origins. The lyric "Lo que quiero lo tengo sin arrepentirme" (What I desire, I get without regret) shows determination and resilience in the face of dreadful signals and chaos, emphasizing the song's themes and emotional intensity.

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Pablo Alborán, known for beautiful songs, demonstrates inner depth in "Solamente Tú," a gentle and heartfelt tune. Alborán frequently displays his affection by singing, "No puedo verte y no verte / Saber que te tengo enfrente," which translates to, "I can't see you and not see you / To know that you are right in front of me." This phrase expresses the intensity of his emotions and the need he feels while away from the object of his love. Furthermore, lines like "Tu mirada y la mía / Un presentimiento" ("Your gaze and mine / A premonition") emphasize the connection he has with his loved one. Such sentiments of love and longing contribute to the song's popularity and standing as a beloved romantic song.

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Rozalén, an admired folk-pop sensation from Spain, delivers her heartfelt views on love and tenacity in the moving song "Comiéndote a Besos" (Eating You Up with Kisses). She explores the transformational power of love via soulful lyrics and expressive voice. Lines like "Comiéndote a besos voy llenando el vacío" (Eating you up with kisses, I fill the void) highlight love's power to bring joy and peace. Rozalén's lyrical melody is a subtle reminder to value close relationships and see weakness as a source of strength. "Comiéndote a Besos" is a moving testimonial to the eternal power of love, resonating deeply with listeners and instilling hope among life's obstacles.

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Enrique Iglesias, a well-known Spanish artist, delivers "Bailando," a dynamic track with an appealing rhythm and fast tempo. The song has a joyful tone, asking listeners to enjoy the thrill of dancing and living in the moment. With appealing melodies and uplifting lyrics, "Bailando" embodies unrestricted enjoyment and spontaneity. The repeated use of "bailando" throughout the song highlights the central topic of dancing while also adding to its dynamic attractiveness. Lines like "Yo quiero estar contigo, vivir contigo, bailar contigo" (I want to be with you, live with you, and dance with you) indicate a need for connection and shared experiences on the dance floor. Enrique's upbeat speech and the song's buzzing rhythm inspire a constant urge to move and dance.

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Round-trip economy class airfare from Dubai to Madrid: Prices differ depending on the time of booking and the airline. A ticket might cost between €400 and €600 per person.

Day 1: Arrival in Madrid

Morning: Arrive at the Hotel Atlántico, which is ideally situated close to Gran Vía, a street well-known for its famous stores and theaters. Price per night: €100.
Afternoon: Explore Madrid's city center's historic streets while taking in sights like Puerta del Sol and Plaza Mayor.
Evening: Savor a customary Spanish meal at Casa Botín, a world-renowned restaurant .

Day 2: Royal Palace and Museums
Morning: Marvel at the lavish chambers and vast gardens of the magnificent Royal Palace of Madrid. €13 is the admission price.
Afternoon: Take in the works of art at the Prado Museum, which is home to artworks by Goya, Velázquez, and other masters. €15 is the admittance price.
Evening: Enjoy a meal at Café de Oriente, which has stunning views of the Royal Palace, then unwind in Retiro Park. Price is €20-30 per person.

Day 3: Culture and Art
Morning: See Picasso's "Guernica" and other marvels of modern art at the Reina Sofia Museum. Admission is €10 per person.
Afternoon: stroll through the fashionable areas of Chueca and Malasaña, which are renowned for their colorful street art and unique stores.
Evening: One of the best flamenco venues in Madrid is Corral de la Morería, where you can feel the passion of flamenco. Cost: Between €40 to €50 per person.

Day 4: Journey to Toledo Throughout the Day
Morning: Take the train to Toledo and explore its winding streets while taking in sights like the Toledo Cathedral. Cost: Train tickets for a round-trip cost about €20.
Afternoon: Visit the Alcázar fortress and enjoy panoramic views of the city from its walls. Admission costs €11.
Evening: Go back to Madrid and have dinner at Botín, where they have their renowned roast lamb. Price: About €30–40 per person.

Day 5: Savory Guide
Morning: Take a gourmet tour of Madrid's markets, stopping at Mercado de San Miguel to sample tapas and regional specialties. Cost: Food tastings run between €20–€30.
In the afternoon, take a cooking lesson at Kitchen Club Madrid to learn how to prepare sangria and paella. Cost: Between €70 and €80 per person.
Evening: Indulge in a meal at DiverXO, a Michelin-starred eatery renowned for its cutting-edge fare. Cost: Between €200 and €300 per person.

Day 6-8: Shopping and relaxation.
Day 6: Explore Gran Vía and El Corte Inglés for designer products and souvenirs. Cost: varies depending on purchases.
Day 7: Enjoy a spa day at Hammam Al Ándalus, including massages and hot baths. Cost: Around €70-90 per person.
Day 8: Depart from Madrid with wonderful recollections of your Spanish adventure. Cost: Variable, based on flight expenses.

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Hotel Accommodations;

When staying in Madrid you can book a room, at Hotel Atlántico for €100 per night.

For a four star hotel in Dubais city center like the Rove Downtown expect to pay around 500 AED per night which's roughly €116.

Dining Options;

Enjoying dinner at Casa Botín in Madrid typically costs between €30 40 per person.

In Dubai, a dining experience at a restaurant such as Al Fanar Restaurant would set you back about 150 200 AED per person equivalent to €35 to 47.

Getting Around;

A metro ride in Madrid is priced at €1.50.

In Dubai hopping on the Dubai Metro for a journey will cost you between 3 7 AED or approximately €0.70 1.60.

Sightseeing Destinations;

Visiting the Prado Museum in Madrid requires an admission fee of €15.

Similarly exploring attractions like the Dubai Museum in Dubai will cost around 15 20 AED for entry roughly translating to €3.50 4.70.

Excursions and Day Trips;

Traveling from Madrid to Toledo via train will set you back €20 for a round trip ticket.

If you're planning a day trip from Dubai to Abu Dhabi with transportation included budget around 100 to 200 AED or roughly €23 to €47, for the excursion.

Engaging Activities;

In Madrid, a cooking class, at Kitchen Club Madrid typically costs around €70 to €80 per person.

Meanwhile in Dubai, a similar culinary experience like a cooking lesson at Top Chef Cooking Studio can range from 300 to 500 AED ( €70 to 116) per person.

Spa Day

For a spa day in Madrid you can expect to spend between €70 and €90 per person at Hammam Al Ándalus.

On the hand indulging in a massage at The Ritz Carlton Spa in Dubai may cost between 500 and 800 AED per person which's about €116, to 186.

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Pronouns (you)
Informal: tú (singular, informal).
Formal: usted (singular, formal), and ustedes for you (plural, formal).

Verb Conjugations: For example, "hablar" (to speak):
Tú hablas - informal
Usted habla - formal

Vocabulary:
Formal language is courteous and polished, whereas informal language is more relaxed and may include slang or colloquial terms. Formal language also employs more full and organized sentences, whereas informal language can be more direct and less structured.

When to Use Each

Formal Language:
When communicating with someone older or in a position of power. In professional contexts like business meetings and interviews. When addressing strangers in public or formal settings. In written communication, such as formal letters, official documents, and academic papers.

Casual Language:
When speaking with friends, relatives, or peers.In easygoing social situations or casual gatherings.When sending informal SMS or messages.Using social media or casual textual communication

Examples of Formal vs. Casual
Hello:
Formal: Buenos días.
Casual: Hola.

How are you?:
Formal: ¿Cómo está usted?
Casual: ¿Cómo estás?

Excuse me:
Formal: Disculpe.
Casual: Perdona.

Please:
Formal: Por favor.
Casual: Porfa.

Thank you:
Formal: Gracias.
Casual: Gracias (same word, but tone can make it informal).

I would like to...:
Formal: Me gustaría...
Casual: Quiero...

Could you help me?:
Formal: ¿Podría ayudarme?
Casual: ¿Me puedes ayudar?

It's a pleasure to meet you:
Formal: Es un placer conocerle.
Casual: Encantado de conocerte.

Do you have time?:
Formal: ¿Tiene tiempo?
Casual: ¿Tienes tiempo?

Where is the restroom?:
Formal: ¿Dónde está el baño?
Casual: ¿Dónde está el baño? (same wording, but context and tone differ).

May I...?:
Formal: ¿Me permite...?
Casual: ¿Puedo...?

Excuse me:
Formal: Perdón.
Casual: Disculpa.

I apologize:
Formal: Le pido disculpas.
Casual: Lo siento.

Goodbye:
Formal: Adiós.
Casual: Chau.

Nice to meet you:
Formal: Mucho gusto en conocerle.
Casual: Encantado/a.

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1. Azafata - Flight attendant (female) - La azafata me ayudó durante el despegue.

2. Auxiliar de vuelo - Flight attendant- Durante el vuelo, los auxiliares de vuelo sirvieron comida y bebidas.

3. Pasajero - Passenger - A los pasajeros se les sirve comida durante el vuelo.

4. Avión - Airplane - El avión era grande

5. Aerolínea - Airline - En mi opinión, la aerolínea Emirates tiene el mejor servicio al cliente.

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alphabet in Spanish and their pronunciation
A a = a
B b = be
C c = ce
D d = de
E e = e
F f = efe
G g = ge
H h = hache
I i = i
J j = jota
K k = ka
L l = ele
M m = eme
N n = ene
Ñ = eñe
O o = o
P p = pe
Q q = qu
R r = ere
S s = ese
T t = te
U u = u
V v = ve
W w = uve doble
X  x = equis
Y y = i griega
Z z = zeta

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6. Tripulación - Crew - Los tripulantes de cabina están capacitados para manejar situaciones de emergencia

7. Cabina - Cabin - Toda la tripulación de cabina tenía el mismo uniforme.

8. Asiento - Seat - El asiento era cómodo.

9. Emergencia - Emergency - Los tripulantes de cabina están capacitados para manejar situaciones de emergencia

10. Chaleco salvavidas - Life vest- El chaleco salvavidas está debajo del asiento en caso de emergencia.

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11. Máscara de oxígeno - Oxygen mask - La máscara de oxígeno está disponible en el compartimento de arriba.

12. Carrito de bebidas - Drink cart - Puedes comprar bebidas en el carrito de bebidas.

13. Carrito de comida - Food cart - La azafata te da comida del carrito de comida

14. Bandeja - Tray - Puedes bajar la bandeja de comida para comer.

15. Cinturón de seguridad - Seatbelt - Los pasajeros deben abrochar el cinturón de seguridad durante el despegue y el aterrizaje.

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16 Anuncio = Announcement - Las azafatas hacen un anuncio durante el despegue.

17 Despegue = Takeoff - Durante el despegue todos los pasajeros deben estar sentados.

18 Aterrizaje = Landing - Durante el aterrizaje, los pasajeros deben colocar sus bandejas en posición vertical.

19 Equipaje de mano = Carry-on luggage - Durante el vuelo, los pasajeros deberán colocar su equipaje de mano en los compartimentos superiores.

20 Puerta de embarque = Boarding gate - Los pasajeros deben dirigirse a la puerta de embarque con su tarjeta de embarque.

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21. Manta = Blanket - Durante el vuelo de larga distancia, la aerolínea proporciona una manta para mayor comodidad.

22. Almohada = pillow - las pasajeros se les da una almohada durante el vuelo.

23. Auriculares = Headphones - Hay auriculares disponibles para los pasajeros que deseen disfrutar de música o películas durante el vuelo.

24. Servicio de bebidas = Beverage service - Durante el vuelo, se ofrece un servicio de bebidas que incluye agua, refrescos y jugos

25. Servicio de comida = Meal service - El servicio de comida en clase ejecutiva es mejor que en clase económica.

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26. Tarjeta de embarque = Boarding pass - Es importante tener lista la tarjeta de embarque para abordar el avión.

27. Pasillo = Aisle - El pasillo central del avión permite el acceso a los baños y a la tripulación.

28. Ventanilla = Window seat - Prefiero sentarme en la ventanilla para disfrutar de las vistas durante el vuelo.

29. Documentación = Documentation - Es necesario tener la documentación en regla antes de viajar al extranjero.

30. Maleta = Suitcase - Puse mi ropa en la maleta para mi viaje.

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31. Control de pasaportes = Passport control - Pasé por el control de pasaportes antes de abordar el avión.

32. Mascarilla = Face mask - si hay poco oxígeno en el avión se liberan máscaras de oxígeno

33. Salida de emergencia = Emergency exit Las salidas de emergencia están colocadas a ambos lados del avión.

34. Turbulencia = Turbulence - Si hay turbulencias los pilotos hacen anuncios.

35. Aviso luminoso = Call light - Si necesitas ayuda, puedes activar la luz de llamada para llamar a la azafata.

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36. Código de vestimenta = Dress code - La aerolínea tiene un código de vestimenta diferente para los pasajeros que viajan en diferentes clases.

37. Cinturón de seguridad = Safety belt - Los pasajeros deben abrocharse los cinturones de seguridad antes del despegue.

38. Botiquín de primeros auxilios = First aid kit - El botiquín de primeros auxilios está ubicado en la cabina del avión para emergencias médicas.

39. Cambio de altitud = Altitude change - Durante el vuelo, es posible experimentar un cambio de altitud debido a las condiciones climáticas

40. Salida de emergencia = Emergency exit - Las salidas de emergencia están colocadas a ambos lados del avión.

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41. Desembarque = Disembarkation - El desembarco se realizó de manera eficiente después del aterrizaje.

42. Recorrido = Route - El recorrido del vuelo incluye una parada en Madrid antes de llegar a destino.

43. Anfitriona = Hostess - La azafata asistió a los pasajeros durante todo el vuelo.

44. Póliza de seguro = Insurance policy - La póliza de seguro de viaje cubre gastos médicos y cancelaciones de vuelo.

45. Servicio a bordo = Onboard service - Durante el vuelo, el servicio a bordo includio de bebidas y refrigerios

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46. Comandante = Captain - El capitán anunció que llegaríamos a nuestro destino en dos horas.

47. Tripulación de cabina = Cabin crew - La tripulación de cabina se aseguró de que todos los pasajeros estuvieran cómodos durante el vuelo.

48. Código de conducta = Code of conduct

49. Adiestramiento = Training - El adiestramiento del personal de cabina incluye procedimientos de seguridad y servicio al cliente.

50. Equipo de seguridad = Safety equipment - El equipo de seguridad del avión incluye chalecos salvavidas y máscaras de oxígeno

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Avión - Airplane

Tren - Train

Autobús - Bus

Coche - Car

Barco - Boat

Metro - Subway

Taxi - Taxi

Bicicleta - Bicycle

Caminar - Walking

Motocicleta - Motorcycle

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Euro (€) - Euro (Euro)

Billetes - Banknotes

Monedas - Coins

Tarjeta de crédito - Credit card

Tarjeta de débito - Debit card

Dinero en efectivo - Cash

Transferencia bancaria - Bank transfer

Cheque - Check

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Cocinar - To cook

Receta - Recipe

Utensilios de cocina - Kitchen utensils

Ingredientes - Ingredients

Horno - Oven

Sartén - Frying pan

Cuchillo - Knife

Tabla de cortar - Cutting board

Batir - To beat

Mezclar - To mix

Picar - To chop

Hervir - To boil

Freír - To fry

Hornear - To bake

Sazonar - To season

Degustar - To taste

Preparar - To prepare

Servir - To serve

Gusto - Flavor

Platos - Dishes

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Moda - Fashion

Diseño - Design

Estilo - Style

Ropa - Clothing

Ropa - Clothes

Accesorios - Accessories

Pasarela - Runway

Desfile de moda - Fashion show

Tendencia - Trend

Marca - Brand

Diseñador - Designer

Modelo - Model

Costura - Sewing

Tejido - Fabric

Sastrería- Tailoring

Estilista - Stylist

Boutique - Boutique

Calzado - Footwear

Joyería - Jewelry

Maquillaje - Makeup

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La Cocina (The Kitchen)

La mesa - table

La silla - chair

Los cubiertos - cutlery

La vajilla - dishes

Ollas - pots

Sartenes - frying pans

Cuchillos - knives

Tenedores - forks

Cucharas - spoons

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El Baño (The Bathroom)

La ducha - shower

La bañera - bathtub

El lavabo - sink

El inodoro - toilet

El espejo - mirror

Las toallas - towels

El papel higiénico - toilet paper

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El Dormitorio (The Bedroom)

La cama - bed

La mesita de noche - nightstand

La cómoda - dresser

El armario - closet

Las sábanas - sheets

Las mantas - blankets

Las almohadas - pillows

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La Sala de Estar (The Living Room)

El sofá - couch

El sillón - armchair

La mesa de centro - coffee table

La librería - bookcase

La lámpara - lamp

La televisión - TV

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Other Rooms

La lavadora - washing machine

La aspiradora - vacuum cleaner

La plancha - iron

La escoba - broom

El recogedor - dustpan

La fregona - mop

El cubo de la basura - garbage can

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Comer (to eat):

Past tense: Comí (I ate)

Present tense: Como (I eat)

Future tense: Comeré (I will eat)

Example sentence: Ayer comí una deliciosa paella. (Yesterday I ate a delicious paella.)

Bailar (to dance):

Past tense: Bailé (I danced)

Present tense: Bailo (I dance)

Future tense: Bailaré (I will dance)

Example sentence: Me encanta bailar salsa los fines de semana. (I love dancing salsa on weekends.)

Cantar (to sing):

Past tense: Canté (I sang)

Present tense: Canto (I sing)

Future tense: Cantaré (I will sing)

Example sentence: Anoche canté en el karaoke con mis amigos. (Last night I sang karaoke with my friends.)

Escribir (to write):

Past tense: Escribí (I wrote)

Present tense: Escribo (I write)

Future tense: Escribiré (I will write)

Example sentence: Todos los días escribo en mi diario personal. (Every day I write in my personal diary.)

Correr (to run):

Past tense: Corrí (I ran)

Present tense: Corro (I run)

Future tense: Correré (I will run)

Example sentence: Mañana correré en el parque para hacer ejercicio. (Tomorrow I will run in the park to exercise.)

Dormir (to sleep):

Past tense: Dormí (I slept)

Present tense: Duermo (I sleep)

Future tense: Dormiré (I will sleep)

Example sentence: Anoche dormí muy bien después de un día agotador. (Last night I slept very well after a tiring day.)

Viajar (to travel):

Past tense: Viajé (I traveled)

Present tense: Viajo (I travel)

Future tense: Viajaré (I will travel)

Example sentence: El próximo verano viajaré a España para conocer Barcelona. (Next summer I will travel to Spain to visit Barcelona.)

Estudiar (to study):

Past tense: Estudié (I studied)

Present tense: Estudio (I study)

Future tense: Estudiaré (I will study)

Example sentence: Esta tarde estudio para mi examen de historia. (This afternoon I study for my history exam.)

Trabajar (to work):

Past tense: Trabajé (I worked)

Present tense: Trabajo (I work)

Future tense: Trabajaré (I will work)

Example sentence: El año pasado trabajé en una empresa de tecnología. (Last year I worked at a technology company.)

Jugar (to play):

Past tense: Jugué (I played)

Present tense: Juego (I play)

Future tense: Jugaré (I will play)

Example sentence: Los niños juegan en el parque todas las tardes. (The children play in the park every afternoon.)

Hablar (to speak):

Past tense: Hablé (I spoke)

Present tense: Hablo (I speak)

Future tense: Hablaré (I will speak)

Example sentence: Ayer hablé con mi amigo por teléfono. (Yesterday I spoke with my friend on the phone.)

Leer (to read):

Past tense: Leí (I read)

Present tense: Leo (I read)

Future tense: Leeré (I will read)

Example sentence: Durante las vacaciones, leo libros en la playa. (During vacations, I read books at the beach.)

Pensar (to think):

Past tense: Pensé (I thought)

Present tense: Pienso (I think)

Future tense: Pensaré (I will think)

Example sentence: Ahora mismo pienso en mis planes para el futuro. (Right now I am thinking about my plans for the future.)

Llamar (to call):

Past tense: Llamé (I called)

Present tense: Llamo (I call)

Future tense: Llamaré (I will call)

Example sentence: Más tarde llamaré a mi madre para decirle que llegué bien. (Later I will call my mother to tell her that I arrived safely.)

Caminar (to walk):

Past tense: Caminé (I walked)

Present tense: Camino (I walk)

Future tense: Caminaré (I will walk)

Example sentence: Todos los días camino al trabajo para mantenerme activo. (Every day I walk to work to stay active.)

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Puntualidad = Punctuality: Se espera puntualidad, con cierto margen de maniobra. Llegue 5 minutos antes para mostrar respeto.

Saludos = Greetings: Un apretón de manos firme y contacto visual son claves. Evita besos o abrazos a menos que tengas una relación cercana.

Presentation = Presentación: Una presentación es cuando alguien muestra o explica algo a una audiencia. Puede ser compartir información, ideas o productos de forma clara y estructurada para informar o persuadir a las personas sobre algo.

Dress code = Código de vestimenta: Vestirse según un código de vestimenta consiste en elegir ropa que encaje con la temática, como por ejemplo formal, un traje para hombre y un vestido para mujer.

Titles = Títulos: Uso de títulos como Sr., Sra. o seguidos del apellido.

Conversation = Conversación: Espere una pequeña charla antes de sumergirse en los negocios. Evite temas como política o religión.

Authority = Autoridad: La cultura empresarial española es jerárquica. Respete la autoridad y espere que las decisiones sean tomadas por el líder.

Negotiation = Negociación: Las negociaciones pueden ser largas e implicar idas y venidas. Ten paciencia y mantén la calma.

Gestures = gestos: Tenga cuidado con los gestos informales. Evite hablar con las manos en los bolsillos o señalar con el dedo.

Gifts = Regalos: Los obsequios no son habituales en las reuniones iniciales. Si ofrece uno, manténgalo pequeño y simbólico.

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Movie review of the Spanish movie Veronica.

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Movie review of the Spanish movie Veronica.

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Veronica is a terrifying and captivating Spanish horror movie that takes the audience on an unforgettable journey into the supernatural. Director Paco Plaza delivers a masterful story that combines suspense, horror and emotional depth. The actors, especially Sandra Escacena in the lead role, deliver strong performances that enhance the film's intensity and create a gripping atmosphere. With a well-written plot and impressive visual effects, Veronica manages to capture and shake the audience in a way that is both terrifying and hypnotizing. A must-see for all horror movie lovers who appreciate a well-crafted and nerve-wracking story.