Traditions and festivals
With Easter around the corner, we believe that it is important that you know what the holiday means for the people of Spain. Make sure that you make the most out of your holy ...
Do you know of the two great carnivals in Spain? At last the carnivals arrive and, with this, we have several proposals to enjoy the authentic carnival party. We will also teach you the typical Spanish ...
What is it like to learn Spanish during Christmas in Spain? Christmas is considered to be the most wonderful time of the year; however, every culture, country, city, and community celebrates Christmas in their own ...
With this post we want to show you some ways to help you learn Spanish by making the most of Black Friday discounts and become bilingual affordably. Black Friday in Spain Black Friday is well ...
English Culture: What it’s like to celebrate Halloween with a host family. Like every 31st October, Halloween, witches night or witches day is celebrated; a day when the living mix with the dead. It ...
We hope you enjoy our post about Spanish culture and its history! History Hispanic day or Día de la fiesta nacional, as it is known in Spain, is celebrated on October 12. The holiday is celebrated much ...
At the end of August, La Tomatina festival is held in Spain and because MyHOSTpitality wants you to learn languages, there’s no better way than to attend to festivals where people from all over the ...
If you come to Spain, you set yourself up for the perfect opportunity to learn Spanish! But how can you learn Spanish in Spain in a cheap way? Although there are the typical class settings to ...
This language guide helps you get your point across in various languages! The most crucial part of Valentine’s Day is communicating your feelings to your valentine. It is important to note that Valentine’s Day is not the ...
When Jesus Christ was born three wizard kings gave a present to the new born – the Bible The story says that the presents were gold, incense and myrrh. Since then, said kings were named the ...
