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By Nora Kirkvold Sæter In Norway today, there are a lot of students travelling abroad to study in other countries. They take a year to live in another country, visit a new culture and make new friends. The most popular destination is perhaps, the Unites States of America. But when you travel to an entire … Continue reading
By Rosario Angaramo Which is the healthiest country in Europe? And which is the healthiest country in the ET project? Let’s find out. According to a research made by Bloomerg Rankings, the countries taking part in the ET Comenius Project are all in the top twenty of the healthiest countries of the world. Ireland is … Continue reading
By Fiona Foynes Fiona writes about Tir na nÓg, a well know Irish legend En Irlande, il y a beaucoup de légendes. Voici une de ces légendes préférées. Oisin àTir na nÓg. Jadis, en Irlande, vivait un garçon qui s’appelait Oisin. Oisin était très beau, fort et sympa. Il habitait avec son père, Fionn MacCool. Un … Continue reading
By Sadhbh Reynolds and Caoimhe Martin. This article gives you a very detailed account of various disasters which happened in Bray. A very interesting read! Bray: une jolie ville avec une plage pittoresque, des montagnes qui encerclent la région et beaucoup d’attractions touristiques. Cependant, il y a eu de nombreux désastres dans ces dernières … Continue reading
By Eva Ostapczuk Here are some very interesting facts about nuts. Par Eva Ostapczuk D’abord, saviez-vous que les cacahuètes ne sont pas vraiment des noix? Et qu’elles peuvent être utilisées pour faire de la dynamite? Ensuite, les cacahuètes sont des légumineuses. Elles sont de la même famille que les pois, les lentilles et le soja. … Continue reading
By Gonzalo Blasco In Spain you can donate blood if you are older than 18 years old. However, many people are afraid of it because they hate syringes or they are afraid because it hurts. Donation is not painful and it’s quite simple. If everything is … Continue reading
How much Spanish students know about Europe? Find out the answers given on a survey undertaken by Victor Heres
By Víctor Cabero San Gregorio One of the worst episodes of the Spanish history took place from 1936 to 1939. It was the Spanish Civil War. A lot of volunteers from many countries came to fight on both sides: some for the Republicans and some for the “Nacionales”. Ernest Hemingway and George Orwell are … Continue reading
by Félix García Pereira Are true the clichés about Spain? Let’s find out.
by Lisa Tømmervåg Last year it was 100 years since famous explorer Roald Amundsen sat out on his expedition to the South Pole. In the context of this, four Norwegians sat out on the exact same expedition only 100 years later. Vegard Ulvang, Jan-Gunnar Winther, Stein P. Aasheim, Harald Dag Jølle are the four … Continue reading
by Mari Berg “In Norway there have been cases where pregnant women go to the doctor to examine what gender their unborn child is. If they do not like the answer and the child is not the gender they want it to be, they go to Sweden to have an abortion” according to Sissel Rogne. … Continue reading
(by Rocío Antón and Ioana Iordanova) The name of our school is ‘Lázaro Cárdenas’, and his statue greets us every morning in the hall. There are many books in our library about Mexico and beautiful paintings by Mexican artists decorate the walls. We have a special relationship with the Embassy of Mexico and with … Continue reading
Un étudiant de l’Université de Sheffield peut être extradé aux les États-Unis pour faire face à allégations de violence du droit d’auteur. L’étudiant, Richard O’Dwyer, a créé le site quand il a eu 19 ans. Les procureurs américains a dit que le site a été très populaire, et il lui a donné £15 000 par mois. Beaucoup … Continue reading
All the articles are written in the target language the students are learning (English, Spanish or French) with a short summary in English
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