This person that is call Larraitz, it's the best teacher that we have got it ever. Because she helps to everyone and it's a very nice teacher and we learnt a lot of things about English and we improved a lot in English and we have all improved as a person because of you. Besides, you give us a fantastic time we never forget you. Thanks for all you done this days with us and we promise that we're going to be good as students with the next teacher and We'd love to come and give us a visit.
Friday, January 15, 2010
GO TO Oteiza Museum
Oteiza Museum Oteiza Museum was created by the architect Francisco Javier Sáenz de Oiza and has the personal collection of this sculptor and artist, with 1,650 sculptures, 2,000 pieces of his jobs, and an extensive presence of drawings and collages. The museum is located in the rural town of Alzuza (Navarre), 9 kilometers from Pamplona. Oteiza was a very famous Basque sculptor who was born in Orio and he died in Donostia, San Sebastian.
The sculptor Jorge Oteiza, was one of the key in the evolution of the art in the twentieth century, author of a history of sculpture and creator for numerous contributions in the field of essays, poetry, anthropology, architecture, language and proposals of socialization of culture and art.
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Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Christmas traditions in Venezuela
Hi people!
I am going to speak about Christmas traditions in Venezuela. They celebrate Christmas between the 16th of december to the 2nd of February although they start decorating from mid-November.
In Venezuela it's very traditional to display the manger and to set up and decorate the Christmas tree. Along with these traditions others are also kept: carol (typical Christmas songs) singing or the processions of inns.
This is a tasty time for all Venezuelans, first I can say that the atmosphere is very nice and very warm, in cities and towns many festivals and concerts with groups of bagpipes are performed.
They exchange gifts among friends and family, and the night of December 24 they meet with all our family dinner and the gifts we give ourselves at 12:00. The children look forward to the gift of St. Nicholas or the Child Jesus with great excitement .
In many parts of Venezuela living mangers are displayed, there are also many plays relating to Christmas.
good bye people
I am going to speak about Christmas traditions in Venezuela. They celebrate Christmas between the 16th of december to the 2nd of February although they start decorating from mid-November.
In Venezuela it's very traditional to display the manger and to set up and decorate the Christmas tree. Along with these traditions others are also kept: carol (typical Christmas songs) singing or the processions of inns.
This is a tasty time for all Venezuelans, first I can say that the atmosphere is very nice and very warm, in cities and towns many festivals and concerts with groups of bagpipes are performed.
They exchange gifts among friends and family, and the night of December 24 they meet with all our family dinner and the gifts we give ourselves at 12:00. The children look forward to the gift of St. Nicholas or the Child Jesus with great excitement .
In many parts of Venezuela living mangers are displayed, there are also many plays relating to Christmas.
good bye people
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