Spanglish
Have you ever found yourself in a conversation where you’re effortlessly switching between Spanish and English, creating a unique linguistic fusion that leaves monolingual speakers confused? Welcome to the world of Spanglish, amigos!
Hogmanay! (New Year´s Eve)
Hogmanay is the Scots term for New Year’s Eve, celebrated on December 31st, marking the end of the old year and the beginning of the new one. This festival holds significant cultural importance in Scotland, often considered more important than Christmas itself due to historical factors where Christmas was not widely celebrated for centuries in Scotland. […]
Why Gijon?
Something I´ve been asked a thousand times is why I chose Gijón to set up Complete English Club. The answer is quite simple; Gijón is a vibrant, lively coastal city in Asturias, offering a unique blend of culture, nature, and lifestyle that makes it an attractive place to be. Here are several compelling reasons why Gijón […]
5 Best places to visit in Scotland
Consider Scotland, if just for a moment, and it’s more than likely you’ll conjure up images of the Loch Ness Monster, tartan kilted Highlanders, blaring bagpipes, magnificent scenery, shaggy Highland cattle, ghostly castles, and of course, the birthplace of golf. All together, these things are part and parcel of the fabric that makes Scotland so […]
Is British food as bad as «they» say?
Are you thinking about visiting the UK for your Summer holidays?
Why don´t you try some local cuisine whilst you are there? After all, you need some wholesome food to fuel all that sightseeing. You really should experience everything British culture has to offer, so check out these 10 most loved British meals and what ingredients are in each dish. British food is not as bad as «they» say. Honest!
«Titulitis»
What is «Titulitis»? «Titulitis» is a term used in some Spanish-speaking countries to refer to a perceived overemphasis on formal qualifications and degrees in the job market, to the point where possessing multiple degrees or certificates may be seen as more important than actual skills or experience. It is often used to criticise a system […]
The Pros and Cons of online learning
Online learning : it’s the new black, the next big thing, the future of education! Or is it? Well, let’s take a closer look and weigh the pros and cons of this virtual phenomenon. Discover Everything You Need To Know (Good And Bad) About Online Education One of the most frequently used terms after the […]
Who hates Bruce Springsteen? British or American English?
Ah, the age-old debate about British English vs American English. It’s like a never-ending game of linguistic ping pong, with words being thrown back and forth across the pond faster than Carl Lewis on steroids. It wasn´t Bruce Springsteen, but Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzegerald, (imagine me singing the following in my surprisingly interesting voice. […]
