Ceviche – base of love and rivalry
When you are traveling to Peru or Ecuador, it will be hard to miss: Ceviche. In its simplest form, a dish in which fish is “cured” in a citrus marinade and ...
English is rarely spoken in Ecuador nor Peru. A basic knowledge of the Spanish language is essential If you want to be truly in touch with the culture and better understand the local customs. Exchanging a few words with the people you meet along the way, sharing moments of laughter and having a conversation with the support of gestures and a smile. It makes a journey so much more beautiful and valuable.
There are many creative ways to learn Spanish. Above all, immerse yourself in the language before you travel: listen to Spanish music, choose a Spanish radio station, visit Spanish websites, try to read Spanish newspapers and books with the dictionary in hand or watch Spanish films. Netflix for example has a production hub in Madrid and therefore offers a large number of Spanish films and series with subtitles in your language.
Our most important tip: register for an online course with a native speaker! Several Spanish schools in Ecuador and Peru also offer private or group lessons online. This method offers many advantages:
Below is a list of certified schools that also teach online:
(click on the name to go directly to the website)
You can even take online classes from the Galápagos Islands. What could be more fun than getting close to the ‘tortugas’ and ‘lobos marinos’ while you prepare for your dream holiday:
Don Quijote / Academia Columbus Quito
Estudio Sampere Cuenca
(make sure to book with a teacher in Cuenca)
Academia Latinoamericana de Español
(make sure to book with a teacher in Ecuador)
Simon Bolivar Spanish School Quito/Cuenca
Enforex Cuzco
(make sure to book with a teacher in Peru)
Academia Latinoamericana de Español
(make sure to book with a teacher in Peru)