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18th Spanish Symposium - 5 places to visit in Chile
Dr. Adriana, a Chilean native who spent her childhood in Japan for 18 years and now lives in Chile, will present 5 spots to visit in Chile! She lived in Kansai for a long time, so her Kansai dialect might come out! Many questions will be asked in both Japanese and Spanish. Whether you are planning to visit Chile, learning Spanish, or neither of those, feel free to join and participate!
August 22nd (Thu), 2024 20:00~ (JST)
FREE / 50 minutes
● Tutor / Topic ●
スペイン語大好きスタッフErikoが、世界のスペイン語講師から楽しいお話、
学びのTipsをお伺いします！
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Cafetalk staff Eriko (she/her)
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Reviews of the previous symposium
- I learned about Uruguay and Mexico and became more interested in both countries. It was especially meaningful for me because I knew nothing about Uruguay, so I was able to learn about Uruguayan culture and Uruguayan Spanish for the first time. It was very enjoyable to be in an atmosphere where I could feel free to ask questions and also to have them answered!
- This was my first time attending a Spanish symposium. As a beginner, it was a bit difficult, but thanks to the Japanese explanations I could enjoy it. I learned a lot and also studied history. The content was so rich that it made me want to travel to Mexico, and after the symposium I looked up a map of the Yucatan Peninsula. I was about to give up on Spanish because I thought the grammar was too difficult, but now it boosted my motivation. Thank you very much.
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