Are you interested in learning more about Spanish dialects? Well, then you should keep reading. This post is not a scientific analysis of the characteristics of the Spanish language. I only want to give you a first impression of how diverse it is.
Do you want to learn more about the typical food in El Salvador? Then you should read the following post!
Cooking and food, in general, have always been a part of human culture.
If you’re interested in history and if you want to understand a little bit more of what El Salvador is about, you should read this post.
Guanato to English: A Salvadoran Slang dictionary ¡Haz click aqui para leerlo en español!Henning lived for several years in El Salvador, working as a teacher. He is Co-Founder of the SAY ZONTE! project. Writing for this blog is his way to give s.th. back to "el...
Alejandra, 29 years old, is from El Salvador and lives in Poland. She's a Spanish teacher of SAY ZONTE!Christmas in El Salvador Christmas is a very special Christian holiday in every country, and today I would like to tell you how we celebrate Christmas in El...
Henning lived for several years in El Salvador, working as a teacher. He is Co-Founder of the SAY ZONTE! project. Writing for this blog is his way to give s.th. back to "el pulgarcito."El Día De Los Muertos in El Salvador The "Día de Los Muertos" (Day of the Dead)...
There’s one tradition in El Salvador that is unique indeed: “Las Bolas de Fuego de Nejapa” (The Fireballs of Nejapa).
Do you know any Salvadoran Slang words? Or have you ever been to El Salvador and think you are ready for our ultimate “Salvadoran Slang Words Quiz“?
This post will give you some general hints about Salvadoran Slang Words (“caliche”) and some valuable resources to learn.
