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06 Feb

Posted at 09:00h in Spanish School
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The terms A1 and A2 refer to levels of proficiency in a language based on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). This framework is widely used to describe a person's language ability across different skills (speaking, listening, reading, writing). Here’s a breakdown of what each level means: A1 (Beginner) At this level, you can: Understand and use familiar everyday expressions and very basic phrases aimed at satisfying concrete needs. Introduce yourself and others, and ask and answer questions about personal details (e.g., where you live, people you know, things you have). Interact in a simple way if the other person speaks slowly and clearly. A2 (Elementary) At this level, you can: Understand sentences and frequently used expressions related to areas of most immediate relevance (e.g., personal and family information, shopping, local geography, employment). Communicate in simple and routine tasks requiring a simple and direct exchange of information on familiar topics and activities. Describe in simple terms aspects of your background, immediate environment, and matters in areas of immediate need. Both levels focus on basic communication, but A2 is a step beyond A1, where the user can handle slightly more complex conversations and understand more detailed expressions in everyday contexts. These levels serve as a foundation for further development, moving into B1 (Intermediate), B2 (Upper Intermediate), and beyond. At ELE USAL Nepal, you can learn Spanish from scratch and reach the required levels to study abroad. Check out our courses and start your journey in Spanish.      ...

04 Feb

Posted at 06:45h in Spanish School
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Spanish is a Romance language that evolved from Latin, primarily spoken in Spain and Latin America, with over 480 million native speakers, making it the second-most spoken language in the world. It is one of the official languages of the United Nations and the European Union. Spanish is spoken in many countries around the world. It is the official language in 21 countries, mainly in Spain and most Latin American countries, including Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Chile, and many more. It is also widely spoken in the United States, where there is a large Spanish-speaking community, although it is not an official language at the national level.  The U.S. has over 42 million Spanish speakers, making it the second-largest Spanish-speaking population in the world after Mexico. Spanish is widely spoken in states like California, Texas, Florida, New York, and Arizona. Additionally, it is spoken in certain regions of the Philippines where it was once an official language and still has Spanish influence. It is also spoken in Equatorial Guinea because it was a Spanish colony from 1778 until it gained independence in 1968, but Spanish remained the official language. It is still used in government, media, and education. Today, it is spoken by about 70–75% of the population, making it the only Spanish-speaking country in Africa. Mexico is the country with the largest number of Spanish speakers in the world, with approximately 130 million native speakers. It is followed by Colombia, Argentina, and Spain in terms of number of speakers. Spanish is also one of the official languages of major international organizations, including the United Nations, the European Union, and the Organization of American States. It's taught as a second language in many parts of the world due to its global significance in business, culture, and diplomacy.    ...

03 Feb

Posted at 06:46h in Spanish School
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Yesterday, ELE USAL Nepal officially opened its doors in Kathmandu, marking the beginning of an exciting journey to bring Spanish language and culture to the heart of Nepal. The grand opening event was a true celebration, filled with laughter, learning, and unforgettable experiences. The day began with a warm welcome and an engaging presentation led by Ana, our Head of Studies. She introduced the mission and vision of ELE USAL Nepal, highlighting our commitment to creating a vibrant, inclusive space for learning Spanish. Following the presentation, we wanted to express our gratitude to all our guests for attending. Each participant received a special gift: a beautiful ELE USAL Nepal tote bag and a branded pen — a small token of appreciation for their support. Next, we broke the ice with a fun collaborative game to form teams for the main challenge of the day: a lively quiz titled “What Do You Know About Spain?” The room filled with energy as participants enthusiastically answered questions about Spanish culture, geography, and traditions. The winning team proudly took home exclusive ELE USAL Nepal mugs, but everyone left with smiles, thanks to their gift bags and pens. The event continued with a delightful Spanish wine tasting session, where Ana guided guests through the art of appreciating the flavors and aromas of authentic Spanish wines. This sensory experience brought a touch of Spain to Kathmandu. To complement the wine, our guests savored a delicious tortilla de patatas, lovingly prepared by Ana and Rosa. It was a culinary hit, enjoyed by all who attended. As the day progressed, it was time to move to the rhythm of Spain. Our dance class brought everyone together for a joyful and energetic session, where guests embraced Spanish music and dance moves with enthusiasm. We wrapped up the event with heartfelt gratitude, thanking everyone for coming and making the day truly unforgettable. Our team felt incredibly proud of how everything turned out, and we’re already looking forward to organizing more events in the near future. Stay connected with ELE USAL Nepal and be part of our journey as we continue to share the joy of learning Spanish and experiencing its rich culture here in Kathmandu. ...

23 Ene

Posted at 07:01h in Spanish School
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Our Spanish school in Kathmandu is thrilled to announce that we’ve started our first course for beginners! Every morning, from 8 to 10, our classroom comes to life with our first enthusiastic students who are diving into Spanish with energy and curiosity. In just a few days, we’ve already covered alphabet, numbers, colours, greetings and basic phrases. The progress is incredible, and it’s clear that our students are not only learning a language but also enjoying the process. The classes are dynamic and interactive, filled with activities like games, test and even some lighthearted moments of trial and error (pronouncing “gracias” has never been so entertaining!). Our teacher keeps the atmosphere fun and engaging, making sure everyone feels confident and supported. We’re excited to see how much more our students will achieve in the coming weeks.   ...

22 Ene

Posted at 07:01h in Spanish School
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We are pleased to announce the opening of our new Spanish school in Nepal, a space dedicated to the teaching of this beautiful language, in the heart of the Himalayas. Nepal, known for its rich culture and stunning scenery, is becoming an increasingly popular destination for international students looking to learn Spanish and connect with a global community. Nepal is a country that has been experiencing growth in its relationship with the Spanish-speaking world. With a young and curious population, more and more Nepali students are becoming interested in Spanish as a tool to expand their professional and personal horizons. In addition, Spanish is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world, with more than 580 million speakers. Learning Spanish not only opens doors in the workplace, but also in access to a rich literary, artistic and cultural tradition that ranges from music to cinema, gastronomy and history. At our school, we focus on offering a complete and personalized educational experience. We have a team of highly trained teachers who are native speakers of Spain, ensuring real language immersion from day one. ELE USAL Nepal is the FIRST AND ONLY official Spanish school in Nepal connected to the University of Salamanca and therefore, they best way to reach Spanish Higher Education. Classes are designed to accommodate different levels of language knowledge, from beginner to advanced, with innovative methods that combine grammar and conversation to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the language. In addition to regular classes, we offer a number of extracurricular activities to immerse our students in Spanish culture  We believe that language is much more than a communication tool, it is a bridge between different cultures. At our school, we seek to create a community of students who are passionate about Spanish and languages, promoting a cultural exchange that enriches both Nepalese students and Spanish speakers visiting the country. If you are in Nepal and want to learn Spanish, or if you are a visitor who wants to improve your language skills, we invite you to join our school. You're about to embark on a unique experience that will not only teach you a language, but also open doors to new opportunities. See you soon in Kathmandu!  If you are interested in more information about specific schedules, rates or programs, do not hesitate to contact us. We're here to help you on your way to Spanish proficiency! ¡Hasta pronto! ...

08 Ene

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Spanish is the only language spoken on all six continents. For centuries, it was dominant language in the Philippines, and, to this day, it is still present in certain areas of Filipino culture: Spanish is in the names of beers, in the surnames, in some place names, in the inscriptions of some historical monuments, and in not a few loose words of Hispanic origin that can be recognized in the midst of any conversation in Tagalog. But beyond the southeast of Asiatic, the learning of Spanish in Asia has experienced a noticeable increase in recent years. Thanks to globalization, commercial and cultural ties have expanded, and Spanish has become a language of global relevance. In this context, Asia has been included and has witnessed a steady increase in the demand for Spanish courses as more and more people recognize the opportunities offered by mastering this language. One reason for the growth of Spanish learning in Asia is the growing importance of trade relations between Spain and Asian countries such as China, Japan, and South Korea. Many companies see Spanish as a valuable tool for establishing commercial ties and expanding their work horizons, which has increased the offer of Spanish courses in universities and language schools in much of the Asian continent. Another reason for this interest in our language is the cultural appeal of Spain and Latin America, as many Asians are interested in music, cinema, literature, painting, and gastronomy in Spanish-speaking countries. We must remember the importance of language tourism, and the tourism boom has also contributed to an increase in the number of Spanish students in Asia. Many Asians traveling to Spanish-speaking countries want to interact with locals, which promotes the nascent need to acquire some language knowledge. In addition, the popularity of series and films in our language has made many people want to understand this content interlanguage....