5 Spanish Phrases You Need To Know Before Coming To Ecuador
Photo by Mor. Whether you’re planning a trip, a move, or have just arrived, language is an important factor to consider. Before coming to Ecuador,
Mary Teresa Fowler
September 15, 2016
Photo by Mor. Whether you’re planning a trip, a move, or have just arrived, language is an important factor to consider. Before coming to Ecuador,
Photo by Christine Urias. Photo illustration made using Prisma. An ever-increasing number of people are retiring to Ecuador. International Living has named Ecuador as the
Photo Credit: Maurizio Costanzo. Of course, you’ll hear Spanish when you come to Ecuador — but the country also recognizes 14 indigenous languages, all protected by the
Photo Credit: Nata Luna Sans During the last semester of 2015, students at Southeast Missouri State University and the University of the Americas (UDLA) in
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