Spanish Is the Second-Most Popular Language Studied in the Philippines in 2020, According To Duolingo
From ‘Asereje’ To ‘Que Calor’: Spanish-Language Songs That Strangely Became Popular in the Philippines
From ‘Asereje’ To ‘Que Calor’: Spanish-Language Songs That Strangely Became Popular in the Philippines
News Instituto Cervantes Hosts Webinar Focused on the First Voyage Around the World Nov 23, 20201060 views0 Share By JF Staff Share Instituto Cervantes de Manila will host a webinar titled “Today, 500 years ago, the Pacific Ocean was baptized. The Strait of Magellan” on Nov. 28 at 6 p.m. During Ferdinand Magellan’s voyage around the world, the three remaining ships of the expedition he led completed the crossing of the Strait on November 28, 1521. What would be the first voyage in history to cross the ocean, which they baptized with the name of Pacific, began on that day. The said webinar will focus on the 500th year of the naming of the Pacific Ocean. Speakers include the Chilean ambassador, Claudio Rojas; the director of ICM, Javier Galván; the author of the book “Ferdinand Magellan: The Armada de Malucco and the European Discovery of the Philippines,” Danilo M. Gerona; Archivo General de Indias’ Braulio Vázquez; and the author of “Elcano, viaje a la historia,” Tomás Mazón. Interested participants can access the webinar for free through this Zoom link on a first-come-first-serve basis. For more information, please visit the webinar’s Facebook event page. Help keep La Jornada Filipina free Donate today Share
Spanish Is the Second-Most Popular Language Studied in the Philippines in 2020, According To Duolingo Mar 1, 2021
Spanish Is the Second-Most Popular Language Studied in the Philippines in 2020, According To Duolingo
From ‘Asereje’ To ‘Que Calor’: Spanish-Language Songs That Strangely Became Popular in the Philippines
From ‘Asereje’ To ‘Que Calor’: Spanish-Language Songs That Strangely Became Popular in the Philippines
Spanish Is the Second-Most Popular Language Studied in the Philippines in 2020, According To Duolingo
From ‘Asereje’ To ‘Que Calor’: Spanish-Language Songs That Strangely Became Popular in the Philippines