This document provides common phrases, etiquette, and safety tips for visitors to Spain. It includes phrases for hospitals, restaurants, dining etiquette, greetings, and directions. Hospital addresses and phone numbers are listed for emergencies. Restaurant etiquette covers dining times, acceptable table manners, and tipping. Safety tips advise using bank ATMs and avoiding suspicious individuals soliciting money on the streets to prevent theft.
1) The article discusses historic and pre-historic earthquakes in Nepal based on a study. It notes that mud-brick houses with wooden frames and tin or tile roofs are generally safer than other types during earthquakes.
2) Effective communication is crucial for disaster risk reduction. The article argues that while earthquakes cannot be controlled, people can take precautions to stay safe such as preparing for emergencies before a quake hits.
3) It features a solar home lighting system as an example of renewable energy. It also highlights Nepal's natural heritage.
La Diputación de León se une a los actos para conmemorar el Día Internacional para la eliminación de la violencia de género. Apoya cuatro centros de asistencia para mujeres víctimas de maltrato con 26,000 euros y finalizó talleres de formación para prevenir la violencia de género en el medio rural, a los que asistieron unas 100 personas.
El documento presenta los servicios de diseño gráfico, maquetación, imagen corporativa, infografía y tratamiento de imagen de una empresa llamada &co solucionesGráficas. Se muestran ejemplos de proyectos editoriales, material de marketing y publicidad realizados para diferentes clientes como Santillana, Espasa y Richmond.
Zuzana Kudelova, Head of the Czech EEA and Norway Grants National Focal Point
Presentation on the communication tools which are used for ensuring the publicity of the EEA/Norway Grants in the Czech Republic. The tools include web sites, publicity events, seminars and workshops, information system CEDR, answering questions regarding EEA and Norway Grants, active use of social media and cooperation with the Public Relation and Communications Unit at the Ministry of Finance – press releases, answering questions to medias. Current challenges concerning communication will be covered as well.
Este documento discute los modelos, criterios e indicadores que el mercado considera al valuar empresas de Web 2.0, como startups con flujos de caja negativos y poca información comparable. Explica que la valuación de estas empresas es imprecisa debido a la alta incertidumbre sobre su futuro, y que el mercado argentino de Web 2.0 está creciendo rápidamente impulsado por el aumento de la banda ancha y la telefonía móvil 3G. También analiza indicadores como la base de usuarios, el contenido y la "v
¿Cómo convertir tu página en una web pata negra? EinnovaAntoni Biada
Antoni Biada, General Manager de Einnova, explicará en este seminario las 12 estrategias más efectivas que debe seguir una tienda online para conseguir nuevos clientes con su web.
Desde el punto de vista de la innovación el seminario planteará el tema de la revolución que significa un internet interactivo y como desde esa revolución se pueden generar nuevas ideas para avanzar a la competencia.
El posicionamiento de una web será otro de los temas clave del seminario y aquí se tocaran temas como el posicionamiento natural en Google, y qué aportan herramientas como Google Anuncios, Google Maps o YouTube.
Finalmente el seminario también incidirá en cuales son los aspectos para mejorar una web. La importancia de los colores: los más persuasivos para tu web. Rapidez: No podemos perder oportunidades. Navegación para el usuario nuevo y para el que ya te conoce. Fácil: para que el usuario encuentre lo que busca. Cuidar los detalles para transmitir confianza. Incitar a la acción: Neurowebs serán los puntos a tocar. Cada uno de ellos se ilustrará con ejemplos reales.
Este resumen describe 3 pasos para prevenir episodios maníacos en personas con trastorno bipolar:
1) Identificar síntomas tempranos como cambios de estado de ánimo o energía.
2) Especificar medidas preventivas como llamar al médico o evitar decisiones importantes.
3) Crear un plan escrito con el médico y allegados con detalles sobre síntomas, medidas y asistencia médica.
1) The article discusses historic and pre-historic earthquakes in Nepal based on a study. It notes that mud-brick houses with wooden frames and tin or tile roofs are generally safer than other types during earthquakes.
2) Effective communication is crucial for disaster risk reduction. The article argues that while earthquakes cannot be controlled, people can take precautions to stay safe such as preparing for emergencies before a quake hits.
3) It features a solar home lighting system as an example of renewable energy. It also highlights Nepal's natural heritage.
La Diputación de León se une a los actos para conmemorar el Día Internacional para la eliminación de la violencia de género. Apoya cuatro centros de asistencia para mujeres víctimas de maltrato con 26,000 euros y finalizó talleres de formación para prevenir la violencia de género en el medio rural, a los que asistieron unas 100 personas.
El documento presenta los servicios de diseño gráfico, maquetación, imagen corporativa, infografía y tratamiento de imagen de una empresa llamada &co solucionesGráficas. Se muestran ejemplos de proyectos editoriales, material de marketing y publicidad realizados para diferentes clientes como Santillana, Espasa y Richmond.
Zuzana Kudelova, Head of the Czech EEA and Norway Grants National Focal Point
Presentation on the communication tools which are used for ensuring the publicity of the EEA/Norway Grants in the Czech Republic. The tools include web sites, publicity events, seminars and workshops, information system CEDR, answering questions regarding EEA and Norway Grants, active use of social media and cooperation with the Public Relation and Communications Unit at the Ministry of Finance – press releases, answering questions to medias. Current challenges concerning communication will be covered as well.
Este documento discute los modelos, criterios e indicadores que el mercado considera al valuar empresas de Web 2.0, como startups con flujos de caja negativos y poca información comparable. Explica que la valuación de estas empresas es imprecisa debido a la alta incertidumbre sobre su futuro, y que el mercado argentino de Web 2.0 está creciendo rápidamente impulsado por el aumento de la banda ancha y la telefonía móvil 3G. También analiza indicadores como la base de usuarios, el contenido y la "v
¿Cómo convertir tu página en una web pata negra? EinnovaAntoni Biada
Antoni Biada, General Manager de Einnova, explicará en este seminario las 12 estrategias más efectivas que debe seguir una tienda online para conseguir nuevos clientes con su web.
Desde el punto de vista de la innovación el seminario planteará el tema de la revolución que significa un internet interactivo y como desde esa revolución se pueden generar nuevas ideas para avanzar a la competencia.
El posicionamiento de una web será otro de los temas clave del seminario y aquí se tocaran temas como el posicionamiento natural en Google, y qué aportan herramientas como Google Anuncios, Google Maps o YouTube.
Finalmente el seminario también incidirá en cuales son los aspectos para mejorar una web. La importancia de los colores: los más persuasivos para tu web. Rapidez: No podemos perder oportunidades. Navegación para el usuario nuevo y para el que ya te conoce. Fácil: para que el usuario encuentre lo que busca. Cuidar los detalles para transmitir confianza. Incitar a la acción: Neurowebs serán los puntos a tocar. Cada uno de ellos se ilustrará con ejemplos reales.
Este resumen describe 3 pasos para prevenir episodios maníacos en personas con trastorno bipolar:
1) Identificar síntomas tempranos como cambios de estado de ánimo o energía.
2) Especificar medidas preventivas como llamar al médico o evitar decisiones importantes.
3) Crear un plan escrito con el médico y allegados con detalles sobre síntomas, medidas y asistencia médica.
El documento presenta una serie de eventos culturales, artísticos y de ocio programados en Zaragoza y alrededores entre el 4 y el 7 de marzo, incluyendo conciertos, obras de teatro, exposiciones, cine, conferencias y actividades deportivas. Se ofrece información sobre fecha, lugar y breve descripción de cada actividad.
The document outlines the daily, weekly, and monthly responsibilities of an ASM (Area Sales Manager) at ASM Coaching. Daily responsibilities include reviewing meetings, monitoring sales teams, and celebrating successes. Weekly responsibilities include morning meetings to review numbers and discuss performance, as well as training sessions and coaching individual salespeople. Monthly responsibilities include one-on-one meetings to discuss performance and career development with each salesperson.
BayCHI - Computer / Human / Interface groupjohnbuckman
July 10, 2007 presentation at BayCHI, showing the 11 year evolution of the Lyris home page, the 9 rules of what a home page should have, and a bit about BookMooch
Los abrazos son importantes para el bienestar físico y emocional. Proporcionan contacto físico que es necesario para sentirse seguro y fortalecido. También alivian el estrés, la ansiedad y la depresión al provocar cambios fisiológicos positivos. Regularmente, los abrazos incrementan la voluntad de vivir, la autoestima y las relaciones interpersonales.
El documento presenta una encuesta sobre el uso de las tecnologías de la información y la comunicación (TIC) entre niños, niñas y adolescentes. Explica que las TIC juegan un papel fundamental en los procesos de socialización y comunicación de las nuevas generaciones, pero también pueden presentar riesgos como el acoso cibernético, la pornografía infantil y la exposición a contenidos inadecuados. La diputada Mónica Peralta propuso un proyecto para promover el uso responsable de las TIC y prevenir estos
Synergy-Focus provides translation and interpretation services for a wide range of industries and fields including machine, IT, electronics, chemical, finance, medical, and service. They translate documents such as instruction manuals, reports, agreements, websites, and publications between English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Indonesian, Malay, and Thai. Clients can contact Synergy-Focus via email or phone during their office hours from 9:00-17:30 Monday through Friday Singapore time.
Este documento analiza las opciones de participación ciudadana que ofrecen los principales diarios digitales españoles El País, El Mundo y ABC. Discute si las secciones de participación son realmente tenidas en cuenta por los diarios o si solo sirven para ganar usuarios. Examina aspectos como la posibilidad de comentar noticias, enviar fotos y videos, y escribir propias noticias. Concluye que El País parece tener las opciones más amplias, como su sección YoPeriodista para que lectores envíen noticias, aunque es raro que se
The AT89C51 is a low-power, high-performance CMOS 8-bit microcomputer with 4K bytes of Flash programmable and erasable read only memory (PEROM). The device is manufactured using Atmel’s high-density nonvolatile memory technology and is compatible with the industry-standard MCS-51 instruction set and pinout. The on-chip
Flash allows the program memory to be reprogrammed in-system or by a conventional nonvolatile memory programmer. By combining a versatile 8-bit CPU with Flash
on a monolithic chip, the Atmel AT89C51 is a powerful microcomputer which provides a highly-flexible and cost-effective solution to many embedded control applications.
1) El hígado se desarrolla a partir de una evaginación del intestino anterior durante la cuarta semana de desarrollo embrionario.
2) Microscópicamente, el hígado consiste en hepatocitos dispuestos en placas separadas por los sinusoides hepáticos, por donde circula la sangre.
3) El hígado está irrigado por la arteria hepática y la vena porta, las cuales forman las triadas portales junto con los conductos biliares en cada lóbulo hepático.
El documento presenta las consignas para un trabajo práctico sobre la película "Tiempos Modernos" de Charlie Chaplin. Se pide analizar el tipo de trabajo y clases sociales de la época retratada, las diferencias con el trabajo actual, la relación entre superiores y subordinados, los temas relacionados con la película como la administración científica y la producción en masa, y si existía motivación y liderazgo entre los trabajadores.
Este documento presenta un curso básico de rumano. Explica que el rumano pertenece a la familia de lenguas romances y deriva principalmente del latín. Describe aspectos gramaticales como los sustantivos, artículos, pronombres y verbos. También cubre tópicos léxicos como números, saludos, compras y alimentación. Finalmente, brinda información sobre la distribución geográfica, oficialidad y dialectos del rumano.
El documento resume los principales conceptos sobre el universo, el sistema solar y la Tierra. Explica que el universo se originó hace 14,000 millones de años en el Big Bang y contiene miles de millones de galaxias y estrellas. El sistema solar está formado por los cuerpos que orbitan alrededor del Sol, incluidos ocho planetas principales y otros objetos como asteroides y cometas. La Tierra es un planeta rocoso compuesto de geosfera, hidrosfera, atmósfera y biosfera que gira alrededor de su
Presentación realizada por la Dra. Miriam Teresita Llanes en el seminario "Cambio climático y género" celebrado en el mes de agosto en Montevideo, Uruguay.
10 dietas para adelgazar sin efecto reboteHagodieta2
La dieta Scarsdale involucra consumir solo 1000 calorías por día durante 14 días para perder hasta 10 kg rápidamente. Se compone principalmente de proteínas, algo de grasa y pocos carbohidratos. Solo permite carnes magras, huevos, verduras y frutas limitadas. Aunque efectiva a corto plazo, es difícil de seguir y nutricionalmente desequilibrada si dura más de 2 semanas, recuperándose el peso al volver a una dieta normal. La dieta de la ensalada propone comer ensaladas completas durante 5 días para
Jalisco es un estado del oeste de México. Su capital y ciudad más grande es Guadalajara. Jalisco tiene una importante costa en el Océano Pacífico y es conocido por su gastronomía que incluye birria, pozole, menudo y tortas ahogadas, así como bebidas como tequila y mezcal. La música típica es el mariachi, cuyo origen se encuentra en Jalisco. Algunas de sus principales fiestas y tradiciones son la Feria Nacional del Tequila y la Romería de la Virgen de Z
Most popular Spanish customs discusses several common traditions in Spain. The siesta is a daily nap seen as important for health. Spanish life takes place in the streets, as people socialize outside. There are also many festivals throughout the year. "Ir de tapas" is a tradition of eating small plates of food while socializing at bars. Food customs include eating grapes at midnight on New Year's Eve and typically drinking several cups of coffee per day. Stores stay open late and meals are also usually late, with dinner around 9pm. Common greetings involve kissing or handshakes depending on gender. Non-verbal gestures can have different meanings across cultures.
Dave Morrison spent time in Spain learning about the country's food, music, places, customs, language, and people. Some key experiences included enjoying different types of jamón, olive oil, and fish dishes; experiencing lively music at Carnival celebrations and Holy Week processions; visiting many cities across Spain but feeling especially connected to Málaga; improving his Spanish language skills and learning colorful regional sayings; and bonding with Spanish families and appreciating their values of family, friendship, affection, joy, and love. Overall, Spain left a strong impression on Dave and he hopes to maintain his connections there.
Manners are an important part of British culture. Some key British manners include queueing politely, using "please" and "thank you", covering one's mouth when coughing or yawning, shaking hands upon introduction, and saying "sorry" when bumping into someone. Basic politeness is expected in interactions. Meal times in Britain typically include breakfast between 7-9 AM, lunch between 12-1:30 PM, and dinner or supper between 6:30-8 PM. Traditional British meals include a full English breakfast and a Sunday roast dinner.
El documento presenta una serie de eventos culturales, artísticos y de ocio programados en Zaragoza y alrededores entre el 4 y el 7 de marzo, incluyendo conciertos, obras de teatro, exposiciones, cine, conferencias y actividades deportivas. Se ofrece información sobre fecha, lugar y breve descripción de cada actividad.
The document outlines the daily, weekly, and monthly responsibilities of an ASM (Area Sales Manager) at ASM Coaching. Daily responsibilities include reviewing meetings, monitoring sales teams, and celebrating successes. Weekly responsibilities include morning meetings to review numbers and discuss performance, as well as training sessions and coaching individual salespeople. Monthly responsibilities include one-on-one meetings to discuss performance and career development with each salesperson.
BayCHI - Computer / Human / Interface groupjohnbuckman
July 10, 2007 presentation at BayCHI, showing the 11 year evolution of the Lyris home page, the 9 rules of what a home page should have, and a bit about BookMooch
Los abrazos son importantes para el bienestar físico y emocional. Proporcionan contacto físico que es necesario para sentirse seguro y fortalecido. También alivian el estrés, la ansiedad y la depresión al provocar cambios fisiológicos positivos. Regularmente, los abrazos incrementan la voluntad de vivir, la autoestima y las relaciones interpersonales.
El documento presenta una encuesta sobre el uso de las tecnologías de la información y la comunicación (TIC) entre niños, niñas y adolescentes. Explica que las TIC juegan un papel fundamental en los procesos de socialización y comunicación de las nuevas generaciones, pero también pueden presentar riesgos como el acoso cibernético, la pornografía infantil y la exposición a contenidos inadecuados. La diputada Mónica Peralta propuso un proyecto para promover el uso responsable de las TIC y prevenir estos
Synergy-Focus provides translation and interpretation services for a wide range of industries and fields including machine, IT, electronics, chemical, finance, medical, and service. They translate documents such as instruction manuals, reports, agreements, websites, and publications between English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Indonesian, Malay, and Thai. Clients can contact Synergy-Focus via email or phone during their office hours from 9:00-17:30 Monday through Friday Singapore time.
Este documento analiza las opciones de participación ciudadana que ofrecen los principales diarios digitales españoles El País, El Mundo y ABC. Discute si las secciones de participación son realmente tenidas en cuenta por los diarios o si solo sirven para ganar usuarios. Examina aspectos como la posibilidad de comentar noticias, enviar fotos y videos, y escribir propias noticias. Concluye que El País parece tener las opciones más amplias, como su sección YoPeriodista para que lectores envíen noticias, aunque es raro que se
The AT89C51 is a low-power, high-performance CMOS 8-bit microcomputer with 4K bytes of Flash programmable and erasable read only memory (PEROM). The device is manufactured using Atmel’s high-density nonvolatile memory technology and is compatible with the industry-standard MCS-51 instruction set and pinout. The on-chip
Flash allows the program memory to be reprogrammed in-system or by a conventional nonvolatile memory programmer. By combining a versatile 8-bit CPU with Flash
on a monolithic chip, the Atmel AT89C51 is a powerful microcomputer which provides a highly-flexible and cost-effective solution to many embedded control applications.
1) El hígado se desarrolla a partir de una evaginación del intestino anterior durante la cuarta semana de desarrollo embrionario.
2) Microscópicamente, el hígado consiste en hepatocitos dispuestos en placas separadas por los sinusoides hepáticos, por donde circula la sangre.
3) El hígado está irrigado por la arteria hepática y la vena porta, las cuales forman las triadas portales junto con los conductos biliares en cada lóbulo hepático.
El documento presenta las consignas para un trabajo práctico sobre la película "Tiempos Modernos" de Charlie Chaplin. Se pide analizar el tipo de trabajo y clases sociales de la época retratada, las diferencias con el trabajo actual, la relación entre superiores y subordinados, los temas relacionados con la película como la administración científica y la producción en masa, y si existía motivación y liderazgo entre los trabajadores.
Este documento presenta un curso básico de rumano. Explica que el rumano pertenece a la familia de lenguas romances y deriva principalmente del latín. Describe aspectos gramaticales como los sustantivos, artículos, pronombres y verbos. También cubre tópicos léxicos como números, saludos, compras y alimentación. Finalmente, brinda información sobre la distribución geográfica, oficialidad y dialectos del rumano.
El documento resume los principales conceptos sobre el universo, el sistema solar y la Tierra. Explica que el universo se originó hace 14,000 millones de años en el Big Bang y contiene miles de millones de galaxias y estrellas. El sistema solar está formado por los cuerpos que orbitan alrededor del Sol, incluidos ocho planetas principales y otros objetos como asteroides y cometas. La Tierra es un planeta rocoso compuesto de geosfera, hidrosfera, atmósfera y biosfera que gira alrededor de su
Presentación realizada por la Dra. Miriam Teresita Llanes en el seminario "Cambio climático y género" celebrado en el mes de agosto en Montevideo, Uruguay.
10 dietas para adelgazar sin efecto reboteHagodieta2
La dieta Scarsdale involucra consumir solo 1000 calorías por día durante 14 días para perder hasta 10 kg rápidamente. Se compone principalmente de proteínas, algo de grasa y pocos carbohidratos. Solo permite carnes magras, huevos, verduras y frutas limitadas. Aunque efectiva a corto plazo, es difícil de seguir y nutricionalmente desequilibrada si dura más de 2 semanas, recuperándose el peso al volver a una dieta normal. La dieta de la ensalada propone comer ensaladas completas durante 5 días para
Jalisco es un estado del oeste de México. Su capital y ciudad más grande es Guadalajara. Jalisco tiene una importante costa en el Océano Pacífico y es conocido por su gastronomía que incluye birria, pozole, menudo y tortas ahogadas, así como bebidas como tequila y mezcal. La música típica es el mariachi, cuyo origen se encuentra en Jalisco. Algunas de sus principales fiestas y tradiciones son la Feria Nacional del Tequila y la Romería de la Virgen de Z
Most popular Spanish customs discusses several common traditions in Spain. The siesta is a daily nap seen as important for health. Spanish life takes place in the streets, as people socialize outside. There are also many festivals throughout the year. "Ir de tapas" is a tradition of eating small plates of food while socializing at bars. Food customs include eating grapes at midnight on New Year's Eve and typically drinking several cups of coffee per day. Stores stay open late and meals are also usually late, with dinner around 9pm. Common greetings involve kissing or handshakes depending on gender. Non-verbal gestures can have different meanings across cultures.
Dave Morrison spent time in Spain learning about the country's food, music, places, customs, language, and people. Some key experiences included enjoying different types of jamón, olive oil, and fish dishes; experiencing lively music at Carnival celebrations and Holy Week processions; visiting many cities across Spain but feeling especially connected to Málaga; improving his Spanish language skills and learning colorful regional sayings; and bonding with Spanish families and appreciating their values of family, friendship, affection, joy, and love. Overall, Spain left a strong impression on Dave and he hopes to maintain his connections there.
Manners are an important part of British culture. Some key British manners include queueing politely, using "please" and "thank you", covering one's mouth when coughing or yawning, shaking hands upon introduction, and saying "sorry" when bumping into someone. Basic politeness is expected in interactions. Meal times in Britain typically include breakfast between 7-9 AM, lunch between 12-1:30 PM, and dinner or supper between 6:30-8 PM. Traditional British meals include a full English breakfast and a Sunday roast dinner.
Manners are an important part of British culture. Some key British manners include queueing politely, using "please" and "thank you", covering one's mouth when coughing or yawning, shaking hands upon introduction, and saying "sorry" when bumping into someone. Basic politeness is expected in interactions. Meal times in Britain typically include breakfast between 7-9am, lunch between 12-1:30pm, and dinner or supper between 6:30-8pm. Traditional British meals include a full English breakfast and Sunday roast dinners.
Spain is a parliamentary monarchy located in Southern Europe. Some key facts about Spain include:
- The capital is Madrid and the population is over 47 million people.
- The official language is Spanish but other languages like Catalan and Basque are also spoken regionally.
- The economy relies on exports like motor vehicles, foodstuffs, and machinery while imports include oil, machinery, and steel.
- Spanish culture places importance on relationships, hierarchy, and non-verbal communication. Punctuality, modest dress, and gift-giving etiquette should be observed.
- Indians working in Spain may face challenges from the differences in cultural diversity, individualism, and uncertainty avoidance compared to India. Building
In Spanish culture:
- Pointing directly at someone with your finger is considered disrespectful. Gesturing to call someone involves waving your hand with the palm down.
- The "OK" sign means "perfect" in the US but can be interpreted as an insult in other parts of the world like telling someone to sit down and turn around.
- Punctuality is more relaxed in Spain - people consider it good manners to arrive early but lateness is not seen as a serious problem. Dinner is typically later, from 9-10pm, and Spaniards often take a nap after a late lunch.
The document provides information about training on the United Kingdom. It begins with an introduction and outlines the flow of the presentation, including sections on UK cultures and customs, training strategy, dos and don'ts, and conclusions. Specific details covered include the UK's demography, languages, religions, clothing, social behaviors, customs, work culture, food preferences, and dining etiquette. Proper greetings, use of titles, business card etiquette, and formal dining manners are also discussed.
Manners are an important part of British culture. Some key British manners include queueing politely, using "please" and "thank you", covering one's mouth when coughing or yawning, shaking hands upon introduction, and saying "sorry" when bumping into someone. Basic politeness is expected in interactions. Meal times in Britain typically include breakfast between 7-9am, lunch between 12-1:30pm, and dinner or supper between 6:30-8pm. Traditional British meals include a full English breakfast and Sunday roast dinners.
Students from Spain, Germany, Holland, and Poland worked on a cultural exchange project comparing aspects of their lifestyles and traditions. They discussed typical meals and festivals in their countries. Some key findings were that breakfast habits differed between northern and southern Europe, while Christmas and New Year's traditions had both similarities and differences. The students learned about traditional recipes from each other's home countries.
Spanish eating habits differ from other European countries. Breakfast is light, between 7-10 AM, consisting of coffee, cookies or toast. Lunch is the main meal, eaten between 2-3 PM, and includes pasta, meat, rice or potatoes. Dinner is late, between 9-11 PM, and simple. Taking a siesta, or nap, after lunch is common. Spaniards also enjoy spending time outside socializing in parks or bars. Tapas, small plates of Spanish foods like ham and tortilla, are often consumed at bars, especially on weekends.
When visiting another country, how do you find the best places to eat and drink
If you're visiting another country, there are many things to consider when choosing where to eat and drink. You want to make sure that your experience is pleasant, but also that it's safe and comfortable. Here are some tips on how I found the best restaurants when visiting Paris last year:
Find out what's great about your destination and make an itinerary that ensures you'll be able to visit places that are in high demand.
You can do this by reading reviews, talking to locals, and visiting the sites yourself. Here are some tips for finding out what's great about your destination:
Visit the top attractions. These are places people have been going for years because they're fantastic. You'll be able to see firsthand how much better it is than any other place you've been before—and then you'll want to go back!
Make sure you visit restaurants and bars in high demand neighborhoods or areas where there aren't many options (like inside a city). This will ensure that if one place is closed due to low business, another nearby option will be open for business instead of having no place at all open when you arrive in town.* Find out which restaurants serve up delicious food with friendly service at reasonable prices (not too expensive). If possible try some dishes before deciding on which restaurant/bar/café would be right for your needs--this way if something goes wrong with one dish during dinner service at said establishment then everything else can still work out fine without having wasted too much time trying something else first...
This document provides an overview of business, culture, sports, festivals, entertainment and tourism in Spain. It discusses greetings, business meetings, meals, conversation topics, regional differences, working hours, holidays, tips, timeliness, smoking, gifts, and dress norms for Spanish business. It also summarizes Spanish dining etiquette, popular sports like football and cycling, festivals like San Fermin and La Tomatina, entertainment options, and highlights of Spanish tourism including beaches and islands.
IE Application - Thiago Ataide - Question I (Show us an activity you enjoy doing. Tell us how you think it contributes to your personal and professional development.)
Aperitif at the neighbors, meals among friends ... The opportunities for sprains his lean and do not miss! Our tips for enjoying the delights gourmets and without taking a gram.
The document provides information about greetings, social etiquette, and meal customs in the United Kingdom. It explains that handshakes are a common greeting, while kisses are reserved for close friends and family. Proper etiquette includes saying "please", "thank you", covering your mouth when coughing, and shaking hands when meeting someone. Traditional meals include a full English breakfast, packed lunches, and Sunday roasts. Fish and chips and shepherd's pie are also mentioned as popular dishes. The document concludes by listing some UK holidays including New Year's Day, St. Valentine's Day, St. David's Day, and St. Patrick's Day.
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1. Common Phrases & Etiquette
By: Franklyn,Marissa, Jasmine, Sarah,
Angela, & Elizabeth
2. HOSPITAL
Phrases:
● Where is the nearest hospital? -- ¿Dónde está el hospital más cercano?
● We need a doctor. -- Necesitamos a un médico.
● We need help. -- Necesitamos ayuda.
● Can you help us? -- ¿Puede ayudarnos?
● Where is the nearest police station? -- ¿Dónde está la estación de policía más cercana? or ¿Dónde
está la comisaría más cercana?
Hospital General Universitario
Address: Av. de les Tres Creus, 2, 46014 València, Valencia, Spain
Phone:+34 963 13 18 00
Hospital Sant Joan de Déu - Barcelona
Passeig Sant Joan de Déu, 2, 08950 Esplugues de Llobregat, Barcelona, Spain
+34 932 53 21 00 (This one is open 24/7)
3. COMMON PHRASES/QUESTIONS
How much is this?- Cuanto cuesta?
Sorry- Perdon or los siento
Thank you- Gracias or Muchas gracias
You’re welcome- De nada
Leave me alone- Dejeme en paz por favor
HELP- Ayudame
Fire- Fuego
STOP- Alto
Call the Police- Llame a la policia
I am looking for- Ando buscando
I am lost- Estoy perdido
I will be right back- Regreso en un momentito
This/That. Eso/Ese Here/ There-. Aqui/Alli
Me/ you. yo / tu. Him/Her.- El/ Ella
I want a.. Quiero un…
without- sin With-con
Same to you- Igualmente
I am from- yo soy de
what is your name? Cómo te llamas?
What time is it? Qué hora es?
How much is that? Cuánto es?
What is this?Qué es estos?
Can you repeat that, please?Me lo repite, por favor?
Do you speak english?Hablas inglés?
Can you help me, please?Puedes ayudarme, por favor
how are you?-¿Cómo está? (coh moh es tah) is “
Directions:
Where is-¿dónde está?-
Where is a restaurant? – ¿Dónde está un
restaurante?
A train? – ¿Un tren? Train Station- la estacion del
tren
The street … ? – ¿La calle … ?
A bank? – ¿Un banco?
Where is the bathroom? – ¿Dónde está el baño?
(Understanding their directions)
Right – A la derecha ( a lah day ray chah)
Left – A la izquierda (ah lah eez kee ayr dah)
Straight ahead – Derecho (Day ray choh)
At the corner – En la esquina (a lah ays kee nah)
In one, two, three, four blocks – A una cuadra, a
dos, tres, cuatro cuadras
4. DINING OUT
● Monetary Unit: Euro (€)
● Most restaurants close one day a week, usually
Sunday or Monday.
Etiquette
● Always keep your hands visible when eating. Keep
your wrists resting on the edge of the table.
● Use utensils to eat most food. Even fruit is eaten with a
knife and fork.
● If you have not finished eating, cross your knife and
fork on your plate with the fork over the knife, OR lay
your cutlery down on either side of the plate.
● Indicate you have finished eating by laying your knife
and fork parallel on your plate, tines facing up, with
the handles facing to the right.
● In informal restaurants, you may be required to share
a table.
● To get your check, the universal gesture is pretending
as if you're signing off on a check (la cuenta).
● In Spanish restaurants, a gratuity is usually added to
the bill. If not, some say a few coins are sufficient while
others say 5% is the norm.
● If you want a menu in a restaurant, ask for la carta;
menú refers only to the fixed-price meal.
Meals (also snacks)/Times to eat
● Almost every restaurant serves a weekday, fixed-price
lunchtime meal, the menú del día, generally three
courses including wine for €8–15, occasionally even
cheaper, depending on where you are in Spain.
● Spaniards generally eat very late, with lunch served
from around 1pm (you’ll be the first person there at
this time) until 4pm, and dinner from 8.30pm or 9pm to
midnight. Obviously, rural areas are slightly earlier to
dine, but making a dinner reservation for 10.30pm or
even later is considered perfectly normal in many
cities in Spain
● Tapas – the little portions of food that traditionally used
to be served up free with a drink in a bar. They will
often be laid out on the counter, so you can see
what’s available, or there might be a blackboard
menu. Tapas are usually around €1.50–4 a portion.
Raciones (around €6–12) are simply bigger plates of
tapas, perfect for sharing or enough for a meal.
● In bars and so-called cafeterías, meals often come in
the form of a plato combinado – literally a combined
dish. This will generally cost in the region of €5–9.
● Bread is usually served on your meal plate, not in a
separate dish, and does not come with butter.
● breakfast (desayuno); lunch (almuerzo); dinner
(cena); dessert (postre)
● Snacks: cakes and pastries (bollos or pasteles);
croissants and toast (tostadas); or crusty sandwiches
(bocadillos) with a choice of fillings (tortilla)
Places to eat
● cake shops (pastelerías or confiterías); local bakery
(panadería); ice-cream parlours (heladerías);
restaurant (restaurante)
5. ● Tabernas are family-run restaurants. Marisquerias serve
only seafood. Asadors usually serve cooked meats.
● tascas, bodegas and tabernas (kinds of taverns) and
cervecerías (beer-houses); bar (bar); winery (bodega)
Drinks
● Although you can drink the water (agua) almost
everywhere, it tastes revolting in some cities and
coastal areas – inexpensive agua mineral comes
either sparkling (con gas) or still (sin gas).
● Soda (refresco). Local soft drinks include granizado
(crushed-ice).
● Café (coffee); espresso (café solo); for a large cup of
weaker, black coffee, ask for an americano. A café
cortado is a café solo with a drop of milk; a café con
leche is made with lots of hot milk. Coffee is also
frequently mixed with brandy (brandy), cognac
(coñac) or whisky (whisky), all such concoctions being
called carajillo. Iced coffee (café con hielo).
● Spaniards usually drink té (tea) black. Herbal teas
(infusions) are widely available, like manzanilla
(camomile), poleo (mint tea) and hierba luisa (lemon
verbena).
● Horchata (a milky drink made from tiger nuts or
almonds) available from milk bars (horchaterías);
Chocolate (hot chocolate) is a popular breakfast
drink
● wine (vino); classic wine is sherry (vino de jerez); beer
(cerveza); red wine (vino tinto); white wine (vino
blanco); glass of wine (vaso de vino)
Phrases
● I would like a/the... -- Me gustaría que un(una)/el(la)...
● I would like to have a/the… -- Me gustaría tener
un(una)/el(la)...
● Can I have a/the... -- ¿Puedo tener un(una)/el(la)... ?
● I want a/the... -- Quiero un(una)/el(la)...
● Where can we sit? -- ¿Dónde podemos sentarnos?
● Can I have the menu? -- ¿Puedo tener el menú?
● Can I have the la carta menu? -- ¿Puedo tener el
menú a la carta?
● We need a table (tables) for (number). -- Necesitamos
una mesa (mesas) para (número).
● There are (number) people in our group. -- Hay
(número) personas en nuestro grupo.
● We have (number) people in our group. -- Tenemos
(número) personas en nuestro grupo.
● Do we wait to be seated? -- ¿Esperamos estar
sentado?
● Please wait to be seated. -- Por favor, espere para
sentarse.
● What do you recommend to eat/to drink? -- ¿Qué
recomienda usted para comer/beber?
● What are the specials? -- ¿Cuáles son los especiales?
● What is the meal of the day? -- ¿Cuál es la comida del
día?
● What drinks do you have? -- ¿Qué bebidas tienes?
● Can I have the bill? -- ¿Puedo tener la cuenta?
● I had the ... to eat. -- Tuve el/la... para comer.
● I had a ... to drink. -- Tuve un/una ... para beber.
● To eat (comer); to drink (beber)
6. DO’S AND DON’TS …..
Body Language
● Never touch, hug or back slap a Spaniard you do not
know well, unless a friendly Spaniard touches you first.
● Generally, Spaniards stand very close when talking.
● Spaniards speak a lot with their hands. Never mimic
them.
Corporate Culture
● Spaniards do not take punctuality for business
meetings seriously, but expect that you will be on time;
call with an explanation if you are delayed.
● Spain is not a meeting culture. Meetings are to
communicate instructions or to save time.
● Spaniards will want to spend time getting to know you
and establishing chemistry before doing business.
Personal qualities are valued over technical ability,
professionalism or competence.
● Typically, Spanish is the language of business, but most
large companies conduct business in English and
Spanish. You cannot expect English to be widely
spoken. Check ahead to determine if an interpreter is
needed.
● Spaniards' lack of trust in institutions produces a
constant atmosphere of crisis and emergency.
● Spaniards like making decisions on their own. Do not
impose a decision in direct language. It could be
humiliating to your associates.
● The organizational chart is social, not functional. The
third or fourth level down may be more powerful than
those at the top.
Dining and Entertainment
● It is acceptable and common to be late by 30
minutes in southern Spain and 15 minutes in northern
Spain for social meetings. Never be late for a bullfight.
● Attempt to give a toast in Spanish. Be brief when
toasting. It is acceptable for women to give toasts.
● Tip everyone for everything.
● Spaniards don't waste food. It is better to decline food
rather than leave it on your plate.
Dress
● Appearance is extremely important to Spaniards. They
dress elegantly, even for casual occasions.
● Dress conservatively. Avoid bright or flashy colors.
● Shoes are the most important element of dress.
Shabby looking shoes can ruin a very nice outfit.
● For business, men should wear jackets and ties, even
in warm weather. If the senior person takes his/her
jacket off during a meeting, you may do so, too.
● Women should wear dresses, blouses and skirts.
Gifts
● When invited to someone's home, always bring a
small, wrapped gift for the hostess.
● Open a gift immediately upon receiving it in the
presence of the host.
● Give: pastries, cakes, chocolates, flowers (red roses
connote passion, yellow roses infidelity; give an odd
number of flowers).
7. • Do not give: chrysanthemums, dahlias or 13 flowers
(unlucky number).
• Gifts are normally not exchanged at business
meetings, but small gifts may be appropriate at the
successful conclusion of negotiations. Do not give a
gift at the first meeting.
• Do not give a gift until meetings are finished, and then
give only a token gift. Be careful not to imply a bribe.
• Give: desk items, books, art, music.
Helpful Hints
• Expect to be interrupted when speaking.
• Be patient. Nothing is done in a hurry. Spanish
trademarks are procrastination and delay.
Especially for Women
• Be aware of eye contact. Returning a man's gaze
may be interpreted as flirting or a show of interest.
• Do not dine alone in a restaurant or bar at night.
However, it is acceptable to do so at lunch.
• It is acceptable for a visiting businesswoman to invite
a businessman to dinner. However, realize it is very
difficult for women to pay for a man's meal. Spanish
men expect to pay. Speak to the maitre d' or waiter in
advance if you wish to pay.
• Shake hands with everyone present--men, women and
children--at a business or social meeting. Shake hands
again when leaving.
• Men may embrace each other when meeting (friends
and family only).
• Women may kiss each other on the cheek and
embrace.
• Never touch, hug or back slap a Spaniard you do not
know well, unless a friendly Spaniard touches you first.
• Generally, Spaniards stand very close when talking.
• Spaniards speak a lot with their hands. Never mimic
them.
• “Buenos días” or “Buenas tardes” are very common
greetings in Spanish, they are a good way to show
respect, even when you are not having a
conversation with the other person
• When shaking hands always use a firm handshake.
• Face the person you are greeting, speak clearly,
stand up (do not slouch-need to have good posture).
Greeting a Friend
• Hola (Hello)
• ¿Qué tal? (Hello, how are things?)
• ¿Cómo estás? (Hello, how are you?)
• ¿Qué haces? What are you doing?
• ¿Qué hay? (hello, what’s up?)
• ¿Cómo te va? How’s it going?
• Buenos días (good morning)
• Buenas tardes (good afternoon)
D&D Cont. How to Greet
8. (good evening/good night)-Buenas noches Buenas / muy
buenas (a shortened version of the above three greetings,
suitable anytime more informal, suitable anytime)
(Well, thanks. / Very well.) Bien, gracias. / Muy bien
(As always.) -Como siempre.
Okay, so-so. Más o menos.
Bad-Mal..
All good, great.Todo bien.
Nothing. Nada.
And you? Y tú? (A common follow-up question)
Formal Greeting
In formal situations, with strangers, more senior persons, we
use “usted” instead of “tú”, and third person pronouns and
verbs to show respect.
Cómo está usted?
Cómo le va?
Qué hace?
Meeting Someone for the first time
Mucho gusto. (Nice to meet you, often said while shaking
hands and as an alternative to saying “encantado” if the
other person says it first)
Encantado. / Encantado de conocerle. (How do you do. /
Pleased to meet you)
● Emergency number in Spain is 112. It works from any
phone
● Spain is one of the safest European countries to visit.
There is little serious crime. A visitor to Spain should
know that there is some pickpocket theft in the metros
of the big cities and in crowded places that are
frequented by tourists.
● At night you should not walk on a street where you are
the only one. It is safe when there are many others on
the street.
● Use ATM machines in a bank and not the ones on
sidewalks. This is to prevent youngsters from rushing to
you in a group and grabbing the money as it comes
out of the machine. Also some ATM machines on the
street may have had their keyboards tampered with
and will transmit your card number and code to
someone who will try to empty your account. This is
called card skimming.
● Avoid women offering you a flower or rosemary. These
women are Romany gypsies. They will want some
money if you accept. Many are expert pickpockets.
● Avoid young women who carry clipboards and ask for
signatures for a good cause. They work in groups and
while one is explaining something to you, the other
may try to pick your pockets.
● If you’re going to have a purse make sure that you
wear a Crossbody purse, it’s safer.
Greetings cont. Safety Tips