In many public secondary schools in Latin America, what do students often wear to class?

A Mexican public school uses turno matutino and turno vespertino. What does that mean?

In Spain, when do many secondary schools end the main school day?

In a Spanish school schedule, what is el recreo?

A teen in Spain wants organized soccer after school. Where is it commonly played?

In many Latin American secondary schools, how are classes often grouped compared with U.S. schedules?

In Spain, la comida is the main meal. About when is it usually eaten?

What is a typical breakfast at home in Spain?

In Spain, la cena is the evening meal. About when is it usually eaten?

In Mexico, which food commonly accompanies many meals?

After school in Spain, what does la merienda usually mean?

In many Latin American countries, which meal is often the biggest of the day?

At a Spanish café, what might una tapa be?

In Spain, two women friends meet in the street. How do they usually greet each other?

In Spain, a woman greets a male friend socially. What greeting is common?

In Spain, two men who are not close meet formally. Which greeting fits best?

In Mexico, a woman greeting a female friend often uses what greeting?

At a first business meeting in much of Latin America, what greeting fits a new client?

In a casual greeting between classmates, which phrase fits?

A student in Mexico speaks to a teacher he just met. Which form fits?

Two close teenage friends in Spain are talking. Which form fits?

A teen in Peru meets an elderly neighbor for the first time. Which form fits?

A parent in Mexico talks to a young child at home. Which form fits?

A student in Colombia asks the principal a question. Which form fits?

Two classmates the same age in Mexico work together. Which form fits?