A Spanish Christmas: traditions, language & culture
Your festive excuse to practice Spanish
€9
Want to practise your Spanish while finding out how Christmas is celebrated in Spain?
From festive traditions to the language people use at this time of year, this collection of 10 lessons combines Spanish learning with a closer look at Spanish Christmas celebrations.
Spanish practice that feels a little different
You don’t always have to work through grammar exercises or memorise lists of vocabulary to spend time with Spanish.
You can learn about the things people celebrate, the food they eat and the traditions they share while picking up Spanish along the way.
With A Spanish Christmas, you can:
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Expand your Spanish vocabulary through a familiar seasonal topic.
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Discover cultural details that will help you understand life in Spain.
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Practise your Spanish through the activities included in the lessons.
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Enjoy something different from your usual Spanish-learning routine.
What am I going to learn?
You’ll learn about Spanish Christmas traditions, like the “el Gordo” lotto & the lucky grapes. You’ll learn how to cook some Spanish dishes, including a Christmas treat. You’ll learn a couple of traditional Spanish villancicos (Christmas carols). You will practice your listening skills. You will expand your vocabulary. You will improve your pronunciation.
And more…
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is A Spanish Christmas?
A collection of 10 Spanish lessons about Christmas celebrations in Spain: traditions, food, music… all in one convenient PDF you can download and explore at your own pace.
What level of Spanish do I need?
It is suitable for beginners. Not a beginner but curious about Christmas in Spain? This is for you too.
Why should I get it?
- You want to learn about Spain and its culture.
- You want to expand your Spanish vocabulary.
- You want to have fun while doing stuff in Spanish.
How much is A Spanish Christmas?
€9.
Maria Seco
I was teaching Spanish in Ireland for years. Now I live on the Camino de Santiago. I see pilgrims passing by all the time. This sparked my enthusiasm for the Camino, which is a life-changing experience. And I think that knowing at least some basic Spanish can enrich this experience. So I decided to combine my teaching experience with my interest in the Camino: I created Spanish for the Camino, in order to help pilgrims have a better experience by giving them the tools to communicate in Spanish.
You have more questions. What should you do?
No problem! Email me at marias@spanishforcamino.com and ask away.