1.1: Introducción
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In this chapter...
We will explore:
- Lesser-known celebrations and traditions in the Spanish-speaking world
- How our own traditions compare to those that we read about
We will review:
- Ser and estar ("to be")
- Numbers
- Capitalization
Learning outcomes:
- Compare aspects of different holidays/celebrations across cultures
- Describe celebrations accurately using ser and estar
- Use numbers accurately, especially in years and large figures
- Use uppercase and lowercase letters as is customary in Spanish
By Carlesboveserral - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/inde...curid=42084977 Tomatoes are thrown at La Tomatina in Spain. |
El Día de la Independencia se celebra en México con "El Grito de Independencia". |
Contributions and Attributions
Chapter Cover Photo: "Nit de Foc" photo by Joanjo Puertos on Unsplash