Catalan is a language that people are especially proud of here.
In France, where I visited, people speak French. Many speak English and/or Spanish, but many prefer you speak to them in French.
The euro is the most commonly-used currency, here.
Generally, a bottle of water, here, costs 1 euro (€1), but in certain places they charge up to €3.
I tried a Nutella crepe for the first time in France. It was simply amazing, and we watched the French chef make it! In my next article, I am going to share all of the details about the crepe!
I listened to salsa and bachata because I dance both of these genres. I also like reggaeton, pop and what my roommate plays in our room (she plays a lot of genres).
The most exciting thing I did was run around an ancient French castle and town. Carcassonne is a very magical place. I ate crepes, pizza, and gelato (ice cream)!
I read Un Fulgor en la Oscuridad (A Twinkle in the Dark), which is a book about marine biology. A very interesting read!
