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Chatterbox #274 – What it’s like to live in Spain
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Chatterbox #274 – What it’s like to live in Spain

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Descripción de Chatterbox #274 – What it’s like to live in Spain

Nice beaches, beautiful architecture, and warm weather: these are some of the things people most associate with Spain. But since cohost Anna lives in Spain, she can tell us a lot more about the country. Join Anna and Andrew as they talk about living in Spain in this Chatterbox episode.
Chatterbox is a series designed to present listeners with natural conversation between native English speakers. In this episode, they talk about Spanish climate and weather, food, and daily life.

Fun facts Many people outside of Spain think that paella is the national dish. However, Spaniards see it differently. Locals see paella as a regional dish, from Valencia.
Expressions included in the study guide To associate [something] with [something]
Climate
The last thing you want to do
To make [one’s] blood boil
Bob’s your uncle
To stand the test of time
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Music Credit: Something Elated by Broke For Free, Step On by Jahzzar
Photo Credit: Jorge Fernández Salas and alevision.co on Unsplash
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Lerín Fdez

Actually is not true that "tapas" are a free snack. You can have them for free in few places, but not necessarily. The difference is not very clear but generally the "tapa" is a snack to eat with cutlery and the "pintxo/pincho" is possible to have it without cutlery.

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