Presentation from Seville
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The document is a letter from a school in Seville, Spain introducing themselves. It provides background that Seville is the capital of Andalusia, a region known for its culture, monuments, art, music and traditions. It then introduces the school, the Arias Montano school, named after a famous Spanish scholar. It is an old building formerly used as a hospital located near the historic center of Seville. The classrooms are large and there are beautiful patios with plants. This year the school is becoming bilingual so children ages 3 to 12 will be happy to hear from people. It ends by saying goodbye in multiple languages.
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Spain is home to many autonomous communities and regions with diverse cultures and languages. Catalonia is located in northeastern Spain and has over 7.5 million residents who commonly speak Catalan. Barcelona is the largest city in Catalonia with over 1.6 million people and famous sites like Sagrada Família, Camp Nou stadium, and the Port of Barcelona. Andalusia is an autonomous community in southern Spain with over 8.4 million people known for flamenco, gazpacho soup, and landmarks like the Alhambra palace in Granada and the Giralda bell tower in Seville. Castile-La Mancha is located in central Spain with over 2 million residents and is famous for
Our country
Spain is home to many autonomous communities and regions with diverse cultures and languages. Catalonia is located in northeastern Spain and has over 7.5 million residents who commonly speak Catalan. Barcelona is the largest city in Catalonia with over 1.6 million people and famous sites like Sagrada Família, Camp Nou stadium, and the Port of Barcelona. Andalusia is an autonomous community in southern Spain with over 8.4 million people known for flamenco, gazpacho soup, and landmarks like the Alhambra palace and Giralda bell tower in Seville. Castile-La Mancha is located in central Spain with over 2 million residents and is famous for its windmills
Seville
Seville is a city in Spain with over 700,000 inhabitants, known for its beautiful streets that smell of flowers and its happy, cheerful people. The city has a rich cultural variety including museums, beaches, and landscapes, as well as famous holidays filled with wonder and magic. Seville is also renowned for its beautiful monuments that attract many visitors from around the world.
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Osuna is the second largest city in Seville, Spain, with a population of 18,000 people who primarily speak Spanish. It is a great place to visit with museums, parks, a beautiful bull ring, and the most popular tourist spot being the Colegiata, while the city also has an university and holds an important festival in May with dancing.
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The document provides information about the Valencian region of Spain, including its geography, population, historical monuments, and natural parks. It notes that the Valencian territory is around 3/4 the size of Belgium with a population of 5 million people, or around 10% of Spain's population. It also describes several notable landmarks and museums in the region, such as the City of Arts and Sciences complex, and highlights the importance of preserving the region's various natural parks and ecosystems.
Our school, our town
This document provides information about the village of Le Beausset in southern France. It describes Le Beausset as a delightful little provençal village located between the cities of Marseilles and Toulon. The document shares details about the townhall, local patron saint celebration, schools, and recreational activities in the area. It also mentions the village's close proximity to famous Bandol vineyards and beautiful Mediterranean coastline.
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Presentation from Seville
- 1. C.E.I.P.”Arias Montano” Sevilla Hellofromseville! EDUCACIÓN INFANTIL CURSO 2009/10
- 2. Our country Our city We are from Spain We live in Seville
- 3. Seville is the capital of the autonomous community of Andalucía ANDALUCÍA
- 5. Ourflag Andalucia is the "mother" of the Spanish folklore which is probably best known abroad. Andalucia is one of the sunniest and warmest places in Europe. Andalucia has a rich culture which includes monuments, art, music, traditions…
- 6. Seville Seville SevilleCathedral Guadalquivir River
- 7. Seville is the capital of the autonomous community of Andalucia and of the province of Seville. It is situated on the plain of the River Guadalquivir. The inhabitants of the city are known as Sevillanos (feminine form: Sevillanas) or Hispalenses. Seville certainly is one of the most beloved places by visitors to Spain.
- 9. My school “Arias Montano” OUR SCHOOL
- 10. It is called… “Arias Montano”
- 11. Our school is named "Arias Montano" who was a famous Spanish orientalist and editor of the Antwerp Polyglot (1527-1598). It is an ancient and classic building that once was used as a hospital and it is very close to the historic and artistic center of Seville. Our classes are very spacious and we have Andalusian patios at school with many plants that we love caring. This year we 've become a bilingual school and children ( 3 to 12 years old) will be happy to hear from you all.
- 12. We hope you like it!
- 13. Hasta pronto! Čoskorosauvidíme! Meeldivatekohtumisteni! Ne vedemîncurând! Do zobaczeniawkrótce! Τα λέμε σύντομα! Yakındagörüşürüz! Sveiki! Bis bald! Seeyounext time!