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Costa Rica Christmas and New Year’s Expressions

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A visit to Costa during the Christmas holidays can you tell you a lot about Costa Rican culture and people.
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Learning Spanish in Costa Rica: Language History and Origins

The Tico Times -
Every foreign resident who lives here knows that when we call at someone’s door, we cry “¡Upe!” However, nobody seems to know why. Well,...
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Costa Rica Spanish and the use of Vos (The Other You)

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The Spanish spoken in Costa Rica is more or less the same as standard Castilian Spanish except for one big difference that confuses many...
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Survival Spanish for Costa Rica Expats and Visitors

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One of the most daunting tasks that newbie expats are faced with is learning everyday Spanish survival skills . Most expats do not even know...
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Learning Spanish in Costa Rica: There’s lots to get from Latin Soap Operas

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Spanish can be melodramatic.A telenovela or novela is a Spanish language soap opera. Telenovelas seem to be the opiate of the masses in Latin...
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The Ultimate Costa Rica English-Spanish Dictionary For Real Estate

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From "addendum" to "zoning ordinance," The Costa Rica English-Spanish real estate dictionary is your guide to speaking fluent real estate
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Costa Rica English – Spanish Real Estate Terminology Guide

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From "addendum" to "zoning ordinance," The Tico Times English-Spanish real estate dictionary is your guide to speaking fluent real estate in Costa Rica.
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Costa Rican Spanish Phrases: La farándula

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La farándula is a group of local characters consisting of figures from business, sports, politics, modeling, entertainment, rich and beautiful people and the famous. I guess you could say it is sort of like Costa Rica’s version of the Jet Set.
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15 Costa Rican Spanish Expressions for Tourists

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You can't call yourself fluent in Costa Rican Spanish unless you understand its slang. 

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