“Dominicanismo” is a word, phrase, or expression of the Spanish spoken in the Dominican Republic, reflecting the culture and traditions of the country. Usually those expressions cannot be found in[…]
September Special: This year, our school is celebrating its 25th anniversary. And we´d love to[…]
A colmado is a mix between a small supermarket and a bar. It covers all the little daily needs and is a great place to meet people. Our student facilitator[…]
Lana (27) from the US about her program in Santo Domingo: “My favorite place with my favorite people! All the professors are amazing. I learned so much in a short[…]
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[…]
“Dominicanismo” is a word, phrase, or expression of the Spanish spoken in the Dominican Republic, reflecting the culture and traditions of the country. Usually those expressions cannot be found in[…]
“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[…]
“Habichuela con dulce” is the most typical dish on Easter in the Dominican Republic. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram and learn more about the Dominican “Semana Santa” and its[…]
So many delicious tropical fruits are on the plate now during our coffee break at[…]
“Dominicanismo” is a word, phrase, or expression of the Spanish spoken in the Dominican Republic, reflecting the culture and traditions of the country. Usually those expressions cannot be found in[…]
