Christmas in Spain Here in Spain, Saint Claus' name is Papá Noel. But he didn't exist 20 years ago, so depend of the family, Papá Noel brings presents or not. At New Year, the families are together when they eat the grapes (12 grapes, one for each shock of the clock's bell at 12 o'clock) Then, over 1am, some young people (older than 13 years) go to a party called cotillón, that it finishes at 6 am more or less (depend of the age). The 5th of January at night will come "los reyes magos" (the 3 Wise Men), so in the morning of the 6th, everybody will get their presents.

I have a question for all the people who live in Englan or the USA When I see your texts in Spanish at this web, I never see the letter Ñ. Hasn't got the keyboards there that letter? I know this isn't a important question, but I have curiosity. :)

Hello everybody! This is my first day at this web. I'm studying for an important English exam, so I need to practise the writting. But anybody follow me yet! :( I want English followers for to talk by chat with them, and I also can help them with my natal languaje. I live in Spain, and love travelling, although I have only travelled to Italy a few years ago, and to France when I was a kid, so I don´t remember that trave very welll. Anyway, I would love to travell to Greece, Australia or USA. How is the weather, the food... the lifestyle in general there? I want to talk by chat about those themes, because I find the different cutures interesting. Bye and thanks for to read this!