Debunking the Myth Padlet B by https://padlet.com/djkrauth/7l0v0aol2ybd Are Spanish stereotypes true? en-us 2017-09-07 15:13:38 UTC 2024-04-17 06:36:00 UTC hello@padlet.com EXAMPLE djkrauth https://padlet.com/djkrauth/7l0v0aol2ybd/wish/185552574 1. It really is loud in Spain, especially when you go for a menu del día. It's like a competition to see who can be loudest.

2. The article says it's not true that Spain is religious. I think it mixes religious and non-religious life very well. You can't beat Granada at Semana Santa.]]> 2017-09-07 15:15:35 UTC https://padlet.com/djkrauth/7l0v0aol2ybd/wish/185552574 Montse https://padlet.com/djkrauth/7l0v0aol2ybd/wish/202716557 The article says it is true that Spaniards are loud, but this affirmation must to put into context so it depends on when and where people get together whether for talking, drinking or eating.  In summer people want to enjoy every time. Everybody are more excited and encourage each other, an environment of fun is created and consequently people loud. However, it is also possible to find a place without noise where it is possible to maintain a relaxing conversation. Usually these are small places. When Spaniards need silence they know how to find it.]]> 2017-11-01 21:09:39 UTC https://padlet.com/djkrauth/7l0v0aol2ybd/wish/202716557 Montse Summary https://padlet.com/djkrauth/7l0v0aol2ybd/wish/202721583 1.     The article says it is true that Spaniards are loud, but this affirmation must to put into context so it depends on when and where people get together whether for talking, drinking or eating.  
2.     It’s not true that Spaniard stop for a siesta. Most people can’t head off for an afternoon kip. Only at the weekend it is possible to take a nap as long as social life allows it. 
3.     There are some communities where religious traditions are long-standing but on the whole, Spain is becoming atheist.
4.     There is no discussion, Spaniards love to party. 
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