I used to think like that too. Until I retired … I have got time and like to travel to see the world. I can take my pension money and go stay in another country that is inexpensive to stretch my dollar.
It’s a good way to relax.
The most common question before coming to Colombia is about the safety. Jono from Australia describes his time and experience with safety in Colombia.
My friend, Wycleff, and I had zero knowledge of Spanish before coming to Colombia. But in just one month of studying at the EHE Spanish School we both felt confident to venture out ourselves. I wanted to go exploring and a friend of mine recommended that I should to go to Juan Curi Waterfall.
Language isn’t the only thing Wycleff is learning in Colombia! He’s also learning about the art of dance salsa and others latin dance during his time in Socorro too.
SG and the students at EHE Spanish School walked the Camino Real from Barichara to Guane. Read more about SG’s experience in the small towns of Colombia.
I did a day trip to Las Gachas because it’s only a skip and a hop away from Socorro. I travelled with friends of EHE Spanish School.
I’m currently studying and volunteering at EHE Spanish School here in Socorro, Santander. This little town is an untouristed and unspoiled gem of Colombia which makes it absolutely beautiful…
I was a little nervous, but it was a great opportunity to test out my Español I have been learning at EHE Spanish School in El Socorro!
I am currently studying at EHE Spanish School in the centre of Santander, in a town called El Socorro. El Socorro is about a 30 minute bus drive to San Gil.
La EHE Spanish School y UNIR – La Universidad Internacional de La Rioja en Colombia suscribieron un convenio de colaboración.
La EHE Spanish School, en el IV Encuentro internacional de español como lengua extranjera, Colombia El IV Encuentro internacional de español como lengua extranjera es…