• Summer camps and +50 programs

For younger students, don Quijote's summer camps offer a fun and educational experience where, in addition to learning Spanish (or English), you can make friends from all over the world by participating in sports and cultural activities. Or perhaps you are interested in the Junior program for 14- to 18-year-olds.

Older students will also find an ideal course for them: the +50 program. This course is designed specifically for those who want to learn Spanish in a relaxed atmosphere with a cultural and social focus and with people of the same age.

• Internships and volunteering

If in addition to learning Spanish you wish to gain professional experience, you can opt for a program that combines internships or even volunteer work. Not only will this allow you to improve your Spanish in a real-world setting, but it will also enrich your CV and open new professional and personal opportunities.

Best destinations for a year abroad in Spain

The cradle of the Spanish language par excellence is Spain, a popular destination for students and travelers who want to learn Spanish. The country offers a rich mix of history, art, gastronomy and a social life that will keep you busy and excited 24 hours a day. Choose the city that suits you best for your year abroad in Spain:

• Madrid

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• Other destinations for your year abroad in Spain

If these three cities do not convince you, at don Quijote we also have schools in other parts of Spain. You can choose where to go: Valencia, Salamanca, Alicante, Granada, Marbella, Tenerife or Malaga. Each city has its own charm and offers a unique experience. You can choose the one that best suits your interests and learn Spanish in Spain surrounded by the best teachers!

Discover Latin America during your year abroad

Does the idea of combining Spanish language learning with the opportunity to explore the extraordinary landscapes and unique culture of Latin America appeal to you the most? At don Quijote, we offer you destinations in countries such as Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Costa Rica, and Ecuador. Learning Spanish in Latin America also means discovering the continent's incredible biodiversity-from tropical rainforests to the Andean mountains.

• Mexico

Mexico is a vibrant destination, rich in color, history and flavor. From stunning Mayan and Aztec ruins to modern metropolises, this country offers the perfect mix of ancient and contemporary. Study Spanish in Playa del Carmen as you explore its paradisiacal beaches, magical culture, and delicious cuisine.

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• Barcelona

If you love the beach, you will love Barcelona. With its incredible modernist architecture, golden beaches, and relaxed atmosphere, Barcelona is perfect for those who want to learn the language and enjoy Catalan culture.

Here you can also combine studying Spanish with art history classes or outdoor sports activities. And if you want to explore the city in depth, this guide to Barcelona can be a great ally for you.

• Seville

If you want to immerse yourself in traditional Spanish culture, there is no better place than Seville. With its year-round warm weather and friendly atmosphere, Seville is the perfect place to improve your Spanish while enjoying authentic Andalusian life. Don't miss the flamenco shows and lively fairs that make learning Spanish in Seville unforgettable.

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Are you looking for an experience that allows you to learn while experiencing unforgettable adventures? A year abroad is what you need! And it is possible if you decide to go on an adventure with don Quijote.

Imagine spending an entire year discovering the rich gastronomy of Spain or the culinary diversity of Latin America, all while perfecting one of the most widely spoken languages in the world: Spanish.

With don Quijote you can personalize your experience and make the most of every moment of your year in Spain. Combine Spanish courses with cultural activities, internships, volunteering and more! Ready for a year in Spain you won't forget? Read on!

Why spend a year abroad to study Spanish?

Deciding to spend a year abroad is one of the best investments you can make in yourself. You will improve your level of Spanish (or learn it from scratch) by experiencing total immersion, discovering an environment where the language is lived and breathed. This will enable you to learn much more quickly and effectively than if you took a Spanish course in your home country.

Moreover, studying abroad is not just about attending classes: it is also about discovering a new country, making friends with people from all over the world, and immersing yourself in fascinating activities. This kind of language immersion is the key to success in achieving fluency that will open doors for you both personally and professionally. Best of all, you can experience this at your own pace, tailoring the program to your interests and needs with don Quijote.

Don't forget to find out your level with our Spanish level test in minutes.

Personalize your year

The best aspect of choosing to study Spanish with don Quijote is the ability to customize your year abroad to your liking. Choose an intensive course, or private or group classes in Madrid, Barcelona and Mexico. We offer a wide variety of programs so that you can find the option that best suits your interests and goals.

• Study vacation in Spain

Study holidays in Spain is an excellent opportunity to combine learning with sightseeing. During your stay you can improve your language skills while exploring the country's culture and traditions. In addition to taking Spanish classes, you can enjoy the Mediterranean climate, local gastronomy and visit historical monuments depending on the city you are in.

An immersive experience that allows you to learn about everyday Spanish life and enrich your education in a fun and dynamic way.

• Intensive Spanish courses

If you want to make rapid progress, an intensive Spanish course is the best choice. These programs are designed to immerse you in the language and offer many hours of classes per week, as well as hands-on activities that will help you become familiar with the language. You can also combine them with one-on-one classes to explore topics of your choice or practice communication skills with teachers who specialize in teaching Spanish as a second language.

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Affirmations, negations and questions in Spanish

As in any language, in Spanish you will also find a sentence structure for negation or questions. Affirmative sentences have the above-mentioned structure (subject, verb and predicate). While in negative sentences you only must add “no” before the verb.

Examples:

• “Me gusta comer manzanas” (I like to eat apples)
• “No me gusta comer manzanas” (I don't like to eat apples)

It is also necessary to mention that, in Spanish, there is a double negation in the same sentence. This means that, in the same sentence, two negative words can be added. Example: “No como ninguna manzana” (I don't eat any apples) or “No leo libros en ninguna occasion” (I don't read books on any occasion).

As for questions, in Spanish they can be formed in several ways. The simplest is to add question marks (¿?) to the affirmative phrase. Example: “¿Te gusta comer manzanas?” (Do you like to eat apples?)

Another option is to put the verb in front: “¿Comes manzanas normalmente?” (Do you usually eat apples?) And the last way is to add a word that assures that you are asking a question such as “no”, “verdad” or “si”. For example: “Te gusta leer por las noches, ¿verdad?” (You like to read at night, don't you?).

In this quick guide you have been able to see how sentences are structured in Spanish, but you need to keep practicing, reading and writing in Spanish to better understand sentence formation.

Constant exposure to sentence structure will help you assimilate Spanish syntax naturally, so taking a Spanish course in Spain is an ideal way to internalize it all. Don't hesitate any longer and start your Spanish adventure with donQuijote in any of our schools, we are waiting for you!

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