Every other word disappears … Which one are you choosing?

Hola todos!!!😀 I have a good book to recommend, it is a bit rude! So it more real life Spanish! Far more fun 😊 6 scandalous short stories in Spanish It is by Candela Benjamin https://books2read.com/u/3kY7MW?fbclid=IwdGRjcAMb6v5jbGNrAxvq92V4dG4DYWVtAjExAAEeUE4teBEtcoGKgCxuRj_L6U0dtLmwsov7Lpp8erOBuwYjzTWpx8PJ5DFgxpI_aem_uYLWQoQ7CHAUyuAmc0qnKA I bought it on Amazon.es

Hello! 👋 Before you jump into the forums, take a moment to introduce yourself in the comments 👇🏼 Tell us: - where you're from 🌍 - where you'd love to travel next ✈️ - and what your favorite foreign food is 🍝 / ¡Hola! 👋 Antes de que te sumerjas en los foros, tómate un momento para presentarte en los comentarios de abajo. Cuéntanos: - de dónde eres 🌍 - a dónde te gustaría viajar en el futuro ✈️ - cuál es tu comida favorita extranjera 🍝

​Interesting Spanglish exchange today! 💪 ​We dived into: ✅ ​US vs. UK: Why Americans say "restroom/bathroom" but Brits say "loo/toilet" ✅ ​Tipping: How to handle the "tipping culture" in the States and in Europe. ✅ Expression: Why "Me cabrea" (It ticks me off) is way more expressive than just "Estoy enojado/a or enfadado/a" ✅ ​Food Battle: Spain 🇪🇸 vs. Bolivia 🇧🇴 Madrid stands out for its obsession with offal (internal organs, like the famous 'callos') 🐮🐷 Bolivia is the land of quinoa, black potatoes (chuño) and llama 🦙🥔 ​...and much, much more! Looking forward to the next one! 💪

We are now more than 100 members in the community! A huge thank you to everyone 🙏 A few days ago, someone asked me: 👉 “What is the true purpose of this community?” My initial answer was "none", I just wanted to enjoy the process and grow little by little. But the truth is, this all started 3 years ago while I was living in the Philippines for 4 months. I learned so much from the Filipinos and their way of enjoying life (even more relaxed than in Spain!). But above all, I learned from their obsession with enjoying the things they love over and over again: 🎤 Singing karaoke from early morning. 🍚 Eating rice with every single meal (otherwise, it’s not a meal). 🎄And stretching Christmas out for 4 months. 👉 That is exactly the purpose of Spanglish Nomads: 🎯 To help us do more of what we love: traveling, meeting people from all over the world and learning from other cultures, mindsets and ways of living. Because life is better when you spend it doing what you truly enjoy. To make this purpose a reality, I have 3 objectives that are far too ambitious to achieve alone: ✅ On-Demand Practice: If any member has a free hour, they can jump into the group and simply practice Spanish and English. ✅ Real-World Connection: Weekly or monthly events in cities like Barcelona, and in the future, maybe outside Europe, who knows! 🎒 Also, group trips like The Spanglish Camino 2026 (+90 hours of bilingual immersion trekking the Way of St. James). ✅ Local Travel Guides: If you're planning a trip, you’ll have a guide made by locals and expats including key phrases to joke around and truly connect with people. Everything we need to burst our bubble and enjoy our time (at home and abroad) so much more 💪 / ¡Ya somos más de 100 miembros en la comunidad! Muchas gracias a todos 🙏 Hace unos días me preguntaron: 👉 “¿Qué propósito tienes con esta comunidad?” Mi respuesta fue que ninguno, que solo quería disfrutar del proceso y crecer poco a poco. Pero la realidad es que todo esto empezó hace ya 3 años, cuando pasé 4 meses viviendo en Filipinas.