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January 8 is a date of great importance in the history of Chile and the fight for equal rights. On this day in 1949, the law granting Chilean women the right to vote in political elections was enacted, marking a turning point in women’s participation...
The tradition of eating twelve grapes in sync with the twelve chimes at midnight on New Year's Eve is one of the most iconic customs in Spanish culture. Every December 31, millions of people prepare to welcome the New Year with this ritual, which symbolizes...
The animated film directed by André Kadi and Karine Vézina: an enchanting journey into the childhood of Frida Kahlo The colorful and vibrant world of Frida Kahlo is about to come to life on the big screen in a truly unique way. "Hola Frida", he new animated film...
Today, learning Spanish is not just an enriching activity but also an investment in the future. According to the report Spanish: A Living Language 2024, Spanish continues to be one of the most widely spoken languages in the world, with nearly 591 million people using...
This week, of course, in our Spanish courses in Strasbourg, we've been talking about one of the most famous and internationally renowned fiestas: the fiesta of San Fermin, better known as the Sanfermines. The Fiesta de San Fermín, held annually in Pamplona, Navarre, is one of...
Written by Delphine During and Augustine Nenetrier. Venezuela is located in South America, this territory is larger than France and Germany combined. Christopher Columbus arrived in Venezuela in 1498. Europeans named this territory Venezuela, literally "Little Venice," because the locals built their homes on water. It was...
Chupa Chups, the famous lollipop, is one of the most iconic sweets in the world and one that we often use in our Spanish classes in Strasbourg. Its history, however, is as interesting as the candy itself. It all began in the 1950s with a...
« Sometimes, just sometimes, palm trees grow in the snow ». Today we give you a few reasons to read the novel presented by the Spanish language institut ELE USAL Strasbourg in the framework of the third edition of the Prix européen du roman d’amour. "Palm Trees...
One Month After the Launch of the 3rd Edition of the Prix européen du roman d’amour (2024-2025) the Spanish Language School ELE USAL Strasbourg encourages you to discover the various selected novels and attend the many events that will take place throughout the year. For...
“Take care, sir,” cried Sancho. “Those over there are not giants but windmills, and those things that seem to be arms are their sails, which when they are whirled around by the wind turn the millstone.” This sentence, taken from chapter VIII of the first part...
