1994 to 2019 – this year, our school is celebrating its 25th anniversary. And we´d[…]
Maíz, tobaco, hamaca – the words of dead languages continue to live in other languages. The language of the Tainos has been considered extinct since the mid-16th century. Nevertheless, many[…]
“K lo K” (what’s up?): Students of the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor (www.umhb.edu) from Texas[…]
Benefit from our experience of 25 years of teaching languages, being one of the most[…]
A new study highlights the importance of the coral reefs in the Dominican Republic for the income of the country in general and also calls attention to all sectors benefited[…]
“Semana Santa” is the week before Easter. Dominicans like to celebrate that week with family and friends. So thousands of people flock to the refreshing rivers or to the beaches[…]
So many delicious tropical fruits are on the plate now during our coffee break at[…]
Immerse yourself in the Spanish language and earn 3 semester credits in 4 weeks. Study[…]
13 high school students and their 3 chaperones from Thayer Academy (Massachusetts) spent an intensive[…]
February is the month of carnival in the Dominican Republic, filling the streets with the vibrant colors of ornately worked costumes, masks, and lots of Merengue and Bachata music. Parades[…]
