World Food DayWith World Food Day coming up on 16th of October, we’re serving up a newsletter packed with activities guaranteed to whet your appetite… for Spanish and perhaps for something delicious too! 🌮🥘😋 First, join us at a new Latin American restaurant where the menu is full of tempting dishes just waiting to be tried. Then, test your knowledge of Spanish gastronomy with a tasty fill-in-the-blanks activity featuring some of Spain’s most iconic foods. And to finish, we’ve got a fun and very useful Spanish expression for you to add to your repertoire and slip into your next real-life conversation. ¡Buen provecho! 🍴✨ Read along with usBilingual text with audio ![]() Join our friend, who is savouring delicious food from different parts of Latin America. He loves everything! Remember we have lots of free reading activities. Mind the Gap “___”La gastronomía española ![]() What’s your favourite Spanish tapa? 😋 Have a look at typical food and drink in Spain: Don’t forget to give the word game at the end of the list a go to consolidate your knowledge! 🎯 ¿Conoces esta expresión?“De chile, mole y pozole” ![]() This catchy Mexican expression means “a bit of everything” or “all sorts of things.” It mentions three typical Mexican foods and is used when talking about a great variety or mixture of things. It’s informal, playful and memorable. 🌶️🥣 De chile, mole y pozole A bit of everything / All sorts of things En el mercado puedes encontrar de chile, mole y pozole. At the market you can find a bit of everything. En la fiesta platicamos de chile, mole y pozole: música, viajes, trabajo… At the party we talked about all sorts of things: music, travel, work… Hurray for Weekend Workout Friday!Special treat for Premium subscribers ![]() Friday is Weekend Workout day – a special treat just for our Premium subscribers, with fresh dictations, writing challenges and reading comprehension exercises to boost your listening, writing and reading skills. This week’s theme is Puddings. Here’s a little taster for free: Los zumos de Eva Hache (C1) Not Premium yet? Now’s a great time to upgrade! You’ll get these Weekend Workouts every week, with dictation, writing and reading comprehension practice, plus unlimited kwizzes and multiple notebooks to help you stay organised and make progress faster. Note: We send Weekend Workout exercises by email, which you can opt into or out of. To check your email preferences, please click on your communication preferences and make sure there’s a check next to System Communications in order to receive exercises every week. 📬 Want to receive this newsletter in your inbox? Go to email preferences and make sure you have Language tips and tricks newsletter turned on.his is not all. We hope you enjoy this tasty selection and come away hungry for even more Spanish! And remember, the learning doesn’t have to stop here! Follow us on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook for Spanish tips, mini challenges and plenty more fun content to keep you learning. ¡Hasta la proxima! 👋 |
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After working in the travel industry for ten years in Seville, Inma moved to the UK to give a little twist to her life. Since then she's been teaching Spanish as a foreign language to adults for over 15 years in different settings, private lessons, secondary schools and online. Inma is a coffee lover and also loves exploring new places with her family in beautiful Warwickshire, where she lives.
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15 October 2026 in Newsletter



