Vive entre culturas
Food trucks are bringing new foods to neighborhoods around the world and creating intercultural experiences centered around food.
All cultural material required for the Semester 2 Final exam.
Food trucks are bringing new foods to neighborhoods around the world and creating intercultural experiences centered around food.
The metric system is used in most countries, and market produce is commonly sold by the kilogram.
Las aguas frescas are refreshing drinks popular in Mexico and in parts of the United States.
Meal times vary by region. Mexico and Spain share a late main meal, but Spain typically eats dinner even later.
The history of barbecue in the Americas goes back more than 500 years and begins with Taíno cooking traditions.
Salsarita's grew by combining fresh ingredients, customizable dishes, and an experience inspired by Mexican food traditions.
The Spanish of the Caribbean has recognizable pronunciation features that signal regional identity.
Béisbol is the official sport of the Dominican Republic and a major part of national pride.
Spanish chat language uses abbreviations, omitted vowels, and symbols to communicate quickly and creatively.
La Vega's carnival is considered one of the best celebrations in the Dominican Republic and the Caribbean.
The Dominican Parade in the Bronx celebrates Dominican identity with floats, music, and community pride.
Dominoes are a key part of Dominican identity and a familiar sight in public plazas.
Geographical and cultural regions can shape identity more strongly than national borders.
Most of the world uses Celsius, and the chart helps compare familiar temperature reference points.
You can keep building Spanish skills by using the language in your community, online, and through your hobbies.
Bogotá's Ciclovía closes major roads every Sunday and holiday so cyclists and pedestrians can use the city safely.
Globalization is not new: explorers, trade routes, and movement across oceans connected continents centuries ago.