Unit 8 Lesson 1: ¿Me quedo en casa? Flashcards

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celebrating el Corpus Cristi, which means “body of Christ” in Latin. What isthe holiday

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This is a religious holiday marked by a lively and colorful procession through the village. Her family strings papel picado, or cut paper, from balcony to balcony, and they decorate with vibrant tissue-paper flowers. The procession ends in the plaza, where everyone gathers to dance, chat, stroll around the kiosk, and buy from the vendors.

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What is a plaza

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In España and Latin America, a plaza is an open public space in the center of town. It often has a kiosk or a statue in the center, surrounded by a circular path for people to take leisurely strolls around. I

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When is it common for people to be in a plaza

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In many areas of the Spanish-speaking world, it is still customary for people to spill into the plaza after church on Sunday evenings. The plaza is a place to see and be seen. Dressed in their Sunday best, sweethearts stroll arm-in-arm around the walkways, chatting and listening to the musicians performing in the kiosk, while onlookers watch from ornate benches.

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What is promenade

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The ritual of strolling leisurely around a walkway is called a promenade.

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Where did the word prom come form

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he event known as high school prom originated from this custom of promenading? The word prom is derived from the word promenade. During a prom, people dress up and display themselves socially, just as people do when they go to a plaza in the Spanish-speaking world.

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What is El Zócalo

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El Zócalo in México City is way bigger than the plaza in Emma’s town. As a political hub that can hold 100,000 people, it is often the site of protests, rallies, and presidential speeches. It is also a cultural venue, offering art shows, dance performances, and concerts. Musicians as famous as Shakira and Paul McCartney have performed in El Zócalo.

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What is Mexico city like

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While Sebastián generally enjoyed the chaos and color of México City, he also appreciated a nice change of scenery

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Waht is El Metro, officially called el Sistema de Transporte Colectivo (STC).

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El Metro serves the metropolitan area of México City, as well as most of the sixteen delegaciones, or boroughs, of the city.

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