Posts By: Academia Pradoventura

We inform the teachers of the German School Seville about deutsch.info

At this year’s intercultural German-Spanish camp, we brought together a group of young Spanish people who are learning German with a group of young people from a school in Frankfurt am Main (Germany) who are learning Spanish. The groups were accompanied by their respective teachers. The primary school coordinator and the subject leader for bilingual… Read more »

(Español) Carmen empieza a aprender alemán durante el campamento de inmersión con un grupo de alemanes

In October we held a Spanish immersion camp with a group of secondary school students from a Gymnasium in Germany. During the camp we not only taught the Spanish language and culture to the students, but at the same time the students shared their language and culture with our teachers. At the end of the… Read more »

Survival kit for students of Spanish

Here you can download our survival kit that will help you get along during your stay with us in Prado del Rey. This collection of themes, phrases and expressions will be useful in the situations of daily life such as buying food, ordering in a restaurant, asking for directions or communicating with the people. The… Read more »

Spanish Grammar: prepositions “por” and “para”

Many times the students of Spanish as a second language confuse the Spanish prepositions “por” and “para”. The reason for this is that in other languages there is only one proposition which in Spanish means “por” and “para”. In the following video, you will learn when you have to use each one, and you are… Read more »

My language camp experience

My experience What happens when young people of two nationalities with very different interests spend one whole week together? Lots of fun! Naturally (pun intended) they took part in a variety of activities like making (leather) bracelets, „studying“ animal prints, a scavenger hunt at night, zip-line, climbing, archery and many more. The activities were of… Read more »

Spanish Grammar: Verbs of change (“transformarse and convertirse”)

We know that speaking a foreign language can be difficult, especially uttering those verbs which are extremely similar or the ones which have several meanings. For this reason we want to ease your learning and our native teacher Ana is going to explain the differences between “transformarse” and “convertirse” for the more advanced students. If… Read more »