Learn, Live & Love the Spanish Language. WITH MEXICAN PASSION
Cuernavaca, la ciudad de la eterna primavera y capital del estado de Morelos sin duda te dejará impactado ya que sin importar a dónde mires, encontrarás paisajes llenos de colores y vida propia. Su nombre proviene del vocablo Cuauhnáhuac. Existen pequeñas diferencias en cuanto a la traducción pero la que generalmente se utiliza y está aceptada por el Ayuntambiento de
Leer Más«I had my first opportunity to study Spanish at Uninter in 2007 when I arrived with a group from Saint Francis University and studied for 6 weeks. During that time, I built a strong foundation in the Spanish language, as well as visited local and regional attractions and historic sites. It was an experience I’ll never forget, and the start
Leer Más¿Sabes por qué los mexicanos hacen fiestas gigantes el 16 de septiembre?, ¿por qué se visten con los colores de la bandera mexicana?, ¿por qué comen pozole, tacos y tostadas? y en general, ¿por qué el presidente de la República mexicana hace el tan conocido grito de «VIVA MÉXICO»? Todo esto sucede ya que el 16 de septiembre, pero de
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¿Alguna vez se han preguntado la historia de este perrito chistoso de procedencia mexicana? o quizás, ¿de dónde proviene su nombre? La palabra Xoloitzcuintle proviene del náhuatl, donde Xólotl significa extraño e itzcuintli, perro. Para muchos, este perro era un regalo del Dios Xólotl para ser el guía de las almas de los difuntos. Es decir, acompañaba a sus amos aún
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No te pierdas de este increible evento y de la gran experiencia de conocer todos los usos que tiene el cacao y de probar el chocolate en sus diferentes formas a través de la cultura mexicana. En el Ex convento de Culhuacán, Ciudad de México A partir del 4 de Mayo al 6 de Mayo del 2018 Desde las 9:00 hasta las 18:00
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The origin of Christmas Carols The Christmas Carols appears during the middle age, but at that time were not songs about Christmas or religion themes; they were songs that related events that happened in the villages about love, heartbreak, death, as well as everything that happened in town and these were sung by the habitants of the rural villages. These
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Con la Mente Abierta [Written by Kailee Haong coming from Gonzaga University in U.S.A. and ex-student at Spanish School Uninter; she tells us about his experience studying Spanish language, living in Mexico with a Mexican family and denying some myths about the Mexican country]. More often than not, we disregard our southern counterparts by categorizing them as poor, lesser, drug-riddled
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Another semester at Spanish School Uninter! As a part of the induction and orientation that we offer, last Friday our exchange students from 12 countries (Belgium, France, Turkey, Brazil, Germany, Holland, USA, Italy, South Korea, Greece, Austria, Switzerland) had a walking tour around the downtown of Cuernavaca! They left from Uninter and then they took the bus in direction to
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Yesterday was be the welcome day for all of our new students of Universidad Internacional and Spanish School Uninter, with the intention of knowing the facilities of the school, their next classmates and some of the workshops of the University. The event was full of fun activities and competitions, including a rally through all university facilities, archery practice, board the
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Last Friday, Spanish School Uninter welcomed back a student from many years ago. Nancy Wetterau from the state of New York in the U.S. returns to visit us and this time with two of her granddaughters, Juliana Iturralde from Chicago and Katherine Wetterau from California. They are here to learn Spanish with us and what a better way to do
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This past weekend, we received Emmanuelle Duprus-Hebert and Myriam Savard-Lajeunesse, along with their four-year-old daughter Ophelie Hebert, in Spanish School Uninter. They visit us from Quebec, Canada to learn Spanish and learn the Mexican culture through the Executive Program, the Intensive Program, and the Kid’s Program. Welcome! (Translation) APRENDIENDO ESPAÑOL EN FAMILIA: SPANISH SCHOOL UNINTER, LA MEJOR OPCIÓN. Este fin
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Spanish language programs in Mexico: “Cuernavaca, one of the best places to learn Spanish in the world” The Mexican chamber of Commerce and Tourism, Morelos State and Cuernavaca government invited Summer International students to a Mexican party with Mariachis, dances of Chinelos and Mexican food. All ages students from USA, Germany, Bahamas, Switzerland, Canada, Sweden, China, Netherlands, Japan, Arabia combine
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Sarah Rebekah is a student from USA. She came to Spanish School at Universidad Internacional (UNINTER) for two weeks. She enjoyed a lot her time with us, she thinks that the environment of the School is like a paradise and the teachers are very kind. She hopes to come back soon and has again a wonderful experience. Come and join our
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For two weeks Kevin Lett has been at the Spanish School at Universidad Internacional (UNINTER). He is from Alberta, Canada and is learning Spanish through the Intensive Spanish Program. “All the teachers and the classes are excellent, I definitely go back” he said. He has also had the opportunity to know the Mexican culture through the different trips that Spanish
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For three weeks Paola Diaz Tracy has been at the the Spanish school at Universidad Internacional (Uninter) She is from Seattle Washington and she is learning Spanish. She has Mexican roots and she is very proud of it, she is a Barista in Starbucks and she is helping out right here in our cafeteria to train our baristas, she wants
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Ubicada en Columbus, Georgia Columbus State University promueve programas la multiculturalidad que permite a sus estudiantes una visión global. Aunado a la incansable labor de la Dra. Alyce Cook, por más de 20 años ha dado la oportunidad a cientos de estudiantes de aprender, vivir y amar el español y la cultura mexicana. ¡Bienvenidos Alyce, Rosy y estudiantes de Columbus!
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Ex estudiante organiza su primer grupo en la Universidad internacional Bienvenidos Taylor es una ex estudiante de la escuela de español de la Universidad Internacional que ha iniciado exitosamente su vida profesional como Profesora de español en Vilonia high School, en Arkansas. Acompañada de su colega Jessica, Tayor muy pronto estará en Cuernavaca con su primer grupo de estudiantes. Su programa
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Over spring break, 34 Lyons Township High School students and two teachers travelled to Cuernavaca, Mexico, a city of 1.5 million people located about 70 miles south of Mexico City, and were completely immersed in the Mexican culture and language. Students attended classes at the Universidad Internacional in Cuernavaca, a specialty school of linguistics. They studied in small classes, with anywhere
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