Galician and Spanish!
The euro is used here!
Bottled water isn't a good idea--too much plastic! Also, it's more common to order una caña (small beer) or a café con leche/leite if you're looking for a drink in Spain. When you order water, you look super American.
I ate freshly-roasted chestnuts from a street vendor. Delicious, and served in a newspaper-cone container.
I listened to lots of gaita music.
I had the most fun trying to learn la jota, a typical dance along to the gaita (bagpipe) music which is a bit complex and reminds me of the American Square Dance.
I read my students' writing: they had a debate about bullfighting in Spain. A lot of them (especially being from Galicia) are completely against the tradition. Bullfighting is nonexistent in Galicia, but still goes on a bit in Southern Spain.
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