Entrevista turistes
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The document summarizes interviews with three tourists visiting Catalonia. The first tourist is from France visiting for a week with his family, enjoying the food and wanting to return. The second is from Paris staying a week with family, enjoying places like Empuriabrava and Cadaqués. The third is Dutch visiting with family for the weather and liking Roses, though not the food. Most traveled with family and would return to Catalonia.
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- 2. INTERVIEW 1
- 3. Where are you from? I'm from France. Are you on holiday here? I'm on holidays. Are you travelling alone or with a group, family...? With my family.
- 4. Where are you staying? I'm staying in Sant Pere Pescador How long are you staying in Catalonia? About one week. Have you bought any souvenirs? Yes, I bought a dress for my wife.
- 5. Do you like spanish food? Yes, I like spanish food. Can you define you trip with 3 adjectives, please? Fun, interesting and exciting. Would you like to come back again? Yes, of course.
- 6. INTERVIEW 2
- 7. Where are you from? I'm from Paris. Are you on holidays? Yes. How long are you staying in Catalonia? Only one week. Are you travelling alone or with a family, group...? At family.
- 8. Do you have a good time? At the moment nice, because the weather is fine and good time. Witch place did you like the best? Empuriabrava, Cadaqués, Roses, Figueres...
- 9. Do you like spanish food? Not so much. Can you define your trip with 3 adjectives, please? Funny, beautiful and good. Would you like to come back again? Yes.
- 10. INTERVIEW 3
- 11. Where are you from? I'm from Netherlands. Are you on holidays here? Yes, yes. Are you travelling alone or with a group or your family? Family.
- 12. Why did you chose Catalonia for your holidays? Because it's not far than Netherlands and for the weather. Wich place do you like the best? Roses. Do you like spanish food? Not much.
- 13. Do you speak Spanish or Catalan? No. Are Catalan/Spanish friendly in your opinion? Yes. Would you like to come back again? Yes.
- 14. CONCLUSION Doing this work we have learned to speak English better and improve our pronunciation. Most people have traveled to Catalonia with his family. Many people chose Catalonia for destination for their vacation time. Refer to food, some people liked and there are people who do not. And people say that again traveled to Catalonia.
- 15. THE END Eugènia Fornieles Èlia Carreras Aida Fonseca 4rt A