The first thing that comes to my mind when I hear Southern Spain is Cabo de Gata. Great place for sure so if you have an opportunity you should definitely go there. I can ensure you that most of the time Cabo de Gata is pretty crowded. In fact I’m sure that all the way to Costa del Luiz the situation will be almost the same – lots of people, some of them locals, some… Read more »

Many people come to Peru expressly to study Spanish or, at least, make that part of their purpose in being here. Most people don’t consider learning the country’s other official languages, the various indigenous tongues that were here long before Spanish made its arrival. Although Quechua is the most commonly spoken language after Spanish, there are a multitude of other languages spoken, particularly in the jungle areas. There, you can find as many languages as… Read more »