In Episode 92 of the podcast, Nick and Wendy talked about walking the Camino Primitivo – the Original Way – of the Camino de Santiago. To complement the episode, Nick wrote a day-by-day description of the walk for our blog.
Nick and Wendy talk about walking the Camino Primitivo – the Original Way – of the Camino de Santiago in Spain. They talk about the people they met, the difficult weather, and the spirit of the camino. The episode comes with a worksheet containing a transcript of the conversation, analysis of the best vocabulary, and discussion questions to help you make the most of the conversation.
After walking for 39 days to get there, Nick and Wendy talk about the Spanish city of Santiago de Compostela: the Celtic atmosphere, the historical architecture, and going up to the rooftop of the cathedral. The episode comes with a worksheet containing a transcript of the conversation, analysis of the best vocabulary, and discussion questions to help you make the most of the conversation.
This week, we published our first special audio series, The Way, about Nick and Wendy’s recent journey on the Camino de Santiago. But what exactly is the camino? The Camino de Santiago – known as The Way of St. James in English – is a medieval Christian pilgrimage trail leading to the city of Santiago de Compostela in northwest Spain.
In Episode 31 of the English in 10 Minutes podcast, Wendy and I talked about our experiences seeing Holy Week (Semana Santa) processions in three different cities in Spain in the last several years. If you haven’t listened to the episode yet, you can do so below:
Nick and Wendy have spent Easter in Spain the last two years. In this conversation, they talk about seeing the famous Semana Santa (Holy Week) celebrations in three different Spanish cities. The episode comes with a worksheet containing a transcript of the conversation, analysis of the best vocabulary, and discussion questions to help you make the most of the conversation.