Can anyone live without a stomach? YES! …YES! And you will too if you have to. “If you have no stomach … where does the food go?” … “But how do you eat without a stomach!?” Those questions, or the look of disbelief on a person’s face when being told…
Details¿Puede alguien vivir sin estómago? ¡SÍ! Y usted también… si tiene que hacerlo “Si usted no tiene estómago… ¿A dónde va la comida?”… “Pero ¿Cómo se come sin tener estómago?” Aquellas preguntas o la mirada de incredulidad en el rostro de una persona cuando le he dicho que no tengo estómago, son momentos que he…
DetailsSpanishpanama’s 5 “must see” places in Panama City, Panama Panama is a relatively small country, covering just over 75,000km2/29,000sqmi in land mass (or an area slightly smaller than South Carolina), but it has so much to offer tourists and locals alike. From the gorgeous highland mountains and volcanoes, to stunning golden…
DetailsAATSP American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese What a fantastic Association! We visited you at Trump Towers and can see that all of you are having a great time. If any of you are staying behind in Panama for a few more days or a few weeks after the conference…
DetailsBy Penny de Vine Learning a new language is challenging and there are many things to consider when choosing which language to learn. You’ll need to think about things like: how close is this new language to your first language (and therefore how difficult will it be for you to learn), how useful will…
DetailsTeacher Elsa: “Culture Shock” upon returning home to Panama In 1994, as an 8 year old, I left Panama to live in Jacksonville, FL USA. I came back home to Panama, 17 years later and encountered some “culture shock” on my return. First off, the traffic and the…
DetailsSamantha moves to Panama and teaches English Cursos de inglés en Panamá : www.cursosdeinglespanama.com.pa …
DetailsFestival at Parque Andres Bello and Concert by Cantus Panama 1 KIWANIS AND THE NEW METRO BRING free “KERMES” FAMILY FESTIVAL TO PANAMA MAY 24-25. Parque Andres Bello (one block from Spanishpanama) in the heart of Via Argentina will be the venue for the 2nd Annual “KERMES” family game festival Sat. and Sun May 24-25,…
Detailsby Penny de Vine For me, food is a big part of the experience when traveling in a foreign country. I find it so interesting to see the different types of food, the way it’s prepared and served, and the way it’s eaten (and of course, the way it tastes!). The food in Panama is…
DetailsFriendly faces @spanishpanama “social life” SpanishPanama Spanish courses include airport pickup, nice hotel, tours, salsa classes, immersion Spanish, making friends on the social terrace during complimentary coffee breaks overlooking…… Panama’s most diverse and fashionable neighborhood: Via Argentina, El Cangrejo. https://spanishpanama.com/bodu/programs/ …
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