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Free Spanish classes at AMAUTA in both Cusco and Argentina Spanish Schools
If you are travelling in Peru or Argentina and you happen to be in the old Inca capital Cusco, or in trendy Buenos Aires on a Friday, you’re lucky! AMAUTA Spanish School offers FREE SPANISH LESSONS for travelers and all other people interested in learning a bit of the Spanish language. The Spanish classes are [...]
AMAUTA Spanish School.
AMAUTA saves social program in danger of being closed down
AMAUTA Spanish School carries on its long-lasting commitment to the local communities of Cusco, by giving support to the social program ‘Vaso de Leche’. The program, administered by the municipal government of Cusco, is solely designed to improve the welfare of those of fewer resources in the wide vicinity of the state capital. Thousands of [...]
Almer Elzink.
Today it is International Spanish Language Day!
The day is in honor to the great writer Don Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, who passed away on this date in the year 1616 in Madrid. Cervantes was known as "El Manco de Lepanto", the greatest writer of his time, leaving behind his immortal work "El Ingenioso Hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha", as well [...]
AMAUTA Spanish School.
Dos Manos Travel Agency Blog
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Latest posts of Dos Manos Travel Agency
On staying put or travelling and the benefits of a little bit of water…
Most people I’ve met through my Spanish language school AMAUTA are travellers. They come to Buenos Aires, mostly at the start of their journey, to learn or improve their Spanish and after a few weeks they move on to explore other parts of Argentina and some even the rest of Latin America. I am more [...]
Marrije Prins.
An expat’s guide to Cusco, Peru: an interview with Richard Nisbet.
Cusco is often called the “Navel of the World”; at least it was to the Inca’s, who made it their capital from where the four regions of their empire stretched for 1000 of miles. Richard Nisbet, an expat, author and Cusco connoisseur also calls it his home. Ever since he first visited Cusco back in [...]
Marielle Griggs.
When in Peru, eat like the Peruvians! Cuy:the most controversial Andean Delicacy
Everyone who visits Peru will soon be faced with the opportunity to sample one of Peru’s most controversial Andean delicacies (at least to tourists), the notorious guinea pig known as ‘Cuy’. The exact history of the guinea pig as an important dietary source has been hard to decipher, perhaps due to the small size of [...]
Dos Manos Peru.
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AMAUTA offers a range of Spanish courses for all ages and levels. We create customized instruction at the level...
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Students will experience first-hand the rich cultural diversity while cultivating your Spanish proficiency.
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Latin American Literature became quiet famous during the sixties, when the Magical Realism of authors...
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Come and visit our sections "Spanish Grammar", " Spanish words" and "Spanish Phrases", etc.
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