Spain and Portugal Travel
Top Cities:MadridBarcelonaLisbonCórdobaGranadaLeónSevilleMore Cities of SpainMore Cities of PortugalTop Regions:AlgarveAndalusiaValencia RegionMore Spanish RegionsMore Portuguese RegionsTop Beaches/Costas/Islands:Costa BlancaMadeiraMore Beaches/CostasMaps of Spain and Portugal:Maps of SpainMaps of PortugalMore MapsTravel Topics:Do, See, Enjoy:CultureEvents and ActivitiesFood and DrinkWhat's OnBackground:History and HeritageThe OutdoorsPracticalitiesAccommodationTransport:Getting ThereMoving Around
Hotels and Pensions
Hotels
in Spain
Hotels in Portugal
Hotels in Andorra
Spanish Paradors
Portuguese Pousadas
Hostals in Spain
Hotels in Portugal
Hotels in Andorra
Spanish Paradors
Portuguese Pousadas
Hostals in Spain
SPV
Classified Ads - New!- Spain Classifieds
- Portugal Classifieds
- Feedback
- Forum
- Logout
- Recommend SPV
- Site Map
- Submit a Link
Members Only:- Submit News
- Submit Photo
- Submiit Story
Search
New Links
Login
 |
Year in Spain |
|
|---|---|---|
| Andy311 | Posted: 05.03.2008, 11:23 | |
Novato
registered: Oct. 2005
Posts: 4
Status: offline last visit: 06.03.08 |
A nephew is going to spend a year in Spain to learn Spanish. He is unsure whether to stay in Barcelona or Madrid, or somewhere else. Any thoughts? | |
|
|
|
| John Ross | Posted: 06.03.2008, 09:26 | |
|
registered: Apr. 2004
Posts: 39
Status: offline last visit: 25.08.08 |
Does it not depend on his university? | |
|
|
|
|
| Andy311 | Posted: 06.03.2008, 11:28 | |
|
Novato
registered: Oct. 2005
Posts: 4
Status: offline last visit: 06.03.08 |
No, he's taking a year out before going to university. | |
|
|
|
|
| John Ross | Posted: 06.03.2008, 11:35 | |
|
registered: Apr. 2004
Posts: 39
Status: offline last visit: 25.08.08 |
He'll have a great time in either place. I should have thought he would learn more Spanish in Madrid. | |
|
|
|
|
| JanetBradley | Posted: 06.03.2008, 12:30 | |
|
Novato
registered: Jan. 2006
Posts: 3
Status: offline last visit: 06.03.08 |
you mean because they speak Catalan in Barcelona? | |
|
|
|
|
| John Ross | Posted: 06.03.2008, 12:52 | |
|
registered: Apr. 2004
Posts: 39
Status: offline last visit: 25.08.08 |
No, because there are more Brits in Barcelona. Actually, I'm not sure about that, it's just an impression. Catalan's not a problem, I have a Spanish friend in Barcelona trying to learn Catalan at the moment and he is finding it really difficult - he never gets the chance to practise it, everyone speaks Castilian Spanish. | |
|
|
|
|
Users online:
This list bases on the users active in the last 10 minutes
Powered by pnForum Version 2.6
