Christmas in the Spanish-Speaking World – Mini eBook

A practical Spanish mini eBook about Christmas traditions and celebrations across the Spanish-speaking world.

In December half the Spanish-speaking world wraps up warm and the other half goes to the beach, and both halves eat far too much, sing the same songs and stay up far too late. This resource collects more than 80 Christmas words and expressions, each one in a real sentence: the decorations, the big dinner on Christmas Eve, the sweets, the carols, the Three Kings and the twelve grapes at midnight on New Year's Eve. Spanish Christmas is not a copy of the British one. The main meal is on the night of the 24th and lots of children get their presents on 6 January. And in Latin America December is summer: there is a whole section on what Christmas looks like in thirty degrees of heat. At the end you'll find activities and all the answers.