🤓 On this episode you will watch a brief conversation between two people introducing themselves to each other – and also learn a few expressions that are quite useful. Press play and meet our characters María and Alejandro!
❤️ Our solidarity campaign #EstamosContigo will receive an homage at the Reina Sofía Museum Next week, along with other people and other entities like @farmacialavapies, for providing translation and interpretation help during the health crisis.
👉 The event is organized by @redsolidariadeacogida and other entities and will be streamed live. We’ll tell you more about it on this Friday’s edition of Bcnlip News.
🥰 Meanwhile you can watch some of our volunteers in a video we made with much love.
This Friday we carry on with our hispanic culture workshops – this time our teacher César will talk about Cuba. Are you going to miss it? Remember, it’s an online workshop from 9 to 11 am, for students from the B1 level on. Sign up on bcnlip.com to discover the wonders of this wonderful country!
The first cemetery built outside of Barcelona’s city walls perimeter was the one in Poblenou, which was inaugurated in 1775. Napoleon’s troops destroyed it years later and it started being rebuilt in 1813. There are many famous sculptures in the Poblenou Cemetery, like El Beso de La Muerte, which is attributed to Jaume Barba and was sculpted in 1930. The sculpture is on the tomb of textile entrepreneur Josep Llaudet Soler.
English immersion classes are back! This Friday: Barcelona Horror Story! Jero will take us through an interactive route full of spooky secrets about Ciutat Vella. All levels, Friday at 11:40 am. Sign up at bcnlip.school.
