Readings

Lecturas

One of the best ways to learn Spanish (or any other language) is by reading something you can understand, especially if it is interesting to you. Therefore, you will read (and listen to!) two fictional short stories, written at your level, that will not only help you learn Spanish, but also learn fascinating cultural and historical aspects about the Hispanic world. Once you finish, you may want to reflect about the products or practices you learned in these stories and write about it in your Reflexión cultural.

Los espejuelos de Lennon

Did you know that there is a statue of John Lennon in La Habana, Cuba? Did you know that someone takes care of it? Watch this video to see what is like!


Ojalá que te vaya bonito

The title of this story means Good luck or May all go well with you. The most common way of saying this phrase is Ojalá que te vaya bien or Que te vaya bien. However, in Mexico people say Ojalá que te vaya bonito, in colloquial way. Did you know that there is a popular song with this name too?