Word: spanishness
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...assistance. The Cuban tourism industry, for instance, one of the few bright spots in the island's economic fiasco, is closed off to Cuban citizens. Cubans cannot visit the Tropicana, eat at a restaurant, or go to the nicest strips of Varadero beach, which today is used instead by Spanish, Canadian and German tourists...
...largest part of the menu consists of Tapas, the Spanish word for small dishes. Tapas are hot or cold items which range in price form $2.50 to $5.50. They can be ordered as entrees or as appetizers before the main course...
...Wall Street, to think globally if they can't find work at home. "Their skills could be put to better use in less developed places like Mexico and the former Soviet Union," Kahan argues. "If my students ask me where they should look for jobs, I say, 'Learn Spanish and go to Mexico. Try the unconventional. Don't just look in the New York Times for a job; look in the Economist."' And Kahan thinks worldwide career searches are likely to be commonplace in the future: "It is going to be a life choice, not a vacation or a lark...
...Spanish Cd. Spanish Oral Survival Course...
...Spanish girls are very promiscuous...