JimenaPulse

About Jimena de la Frontera, the province of Cadiz and Spain as a whole, focused on this small village in the mountains

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UNDER THE SIGN OF Ñ

Ñ WIDGET ‘Ñ’ is a new JimenaPulse series on the Spanish language. It does not pretend to be anything more than a help to those wanting to improve their command of the language spoken where they have chosen to live. It is by no means a course, but rather, a sort of online dictionary, humour and pronunciation included (We are looking into getting sound out, too). Nevertheless, we must point out that, as has been said before, ‘if you don’t have the need to learn, you won’t’ – just like when we were babies learning English: we had the need. Many expats never take the trouble to get a handle on Spanish because they can live here perfectly well, if restrictedly, without it. If this is you, then this series is not for you.

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HOW DID THAT CORK GET IN YOUR BOTTLE?

One of JimenaPulse’s most successful series dealt with the cork industry, the process by which the cork is harvested right here, all around Jimena, and is then turned into that spongy thing that gets between you and the wine. The cork harvest season is in full swing, you may notice mule trains heading into the hills, and then there’s the song ‘Summer Wine’, and… it’s all there in the series, with great photos and good explanations. To see the series Read the rest of this entry »

QUICK SPANISH PRONUNCIATION COURSE – Lesson 10

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Lesson 10 – T n s free o = tienes frío = are you cold?/you are cold

This is the last of the Lessons, due to lack of interest – or maybe just a lack of comments.

QUICK SPANISH PRONUNCIATION COURSE – Lesson 9

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Lesson 9 – See eye = si hay = if there are (any)

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QUICK SPANISH PRONUNCIATION COURSE – Lesson 8

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Lesson 8 – As say toon as = aceitunas = olives

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