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MariaSP reacted to AlexanderCook's post in the thread Re: Galego and Spanish on the Camino Frances with
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MariaSP replied to the thread Calendar of Holidays in Spain?.Check this: https://www.eleconomista.es/actualidad/noticias/12812956/05/24/calendario-laboral-2024-consulta-todos-los-festivos-puentes-y-dias-libres-de-verano.html However, be aware that apart from national and regional holidays, there are also...
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MariaSP replied to the thread Re: Galego and Spanish on the Camino Frances.Everybody speaks Spanish, but if you want to throw a couple of Galician words in the mix and impress people, check this post: https://www.spanishforcamino.com/2018/10/12/o-camino-de-santiago/
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Unfortunately not. To qualify for the compostela via the VE you need to walk continuously (boat excepted) from Vigo or O Porriño, if I recall correctly.
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It was certainly a noticeable moment of progress for me when I could watch Linguiosa's videos and feel I was understanding the language. It helps that linguistics is an interest of mine.
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One more thing about “palo”… When in Zubiri, I’ll be staying at…El Palo del Avellano…just a little fun fact.
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MariaSP replied to the thread Language questions.Linguriosa's videos are fantastic. I do agree with you that some of the current changes are anything but organic. It's what happens when you mix grammar with politics 🤷🏻♀️ Only time will tell which changes become permanent and which disappear...
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Thanks for your post, it is important to hear from a native speaker. You referred to one phrase above that I was afraid might be rude, and you have said it is innocent, so thanks for that. On the question of language per se, my younger brother...
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You are absolutely correct, coger un palo means “grab a stick”, but in PR, “date un palo” or “dame un palo” means “have a drink” or “give me a drink”. We are getting into deep linguistical weeds in here…
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I would say that as society changes, we are trying to “retrofit” (for lack of a better word) these issues like gender awareness into an old language, and that can be unwieldy and awkward. Maybe you’ve watched “Linguriosa” in YouTube, she has some...
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