Raised Glasses, Rolling R’s—Toasting & Celebratory Spanish Phrases for Weddings and Parties
The night a toast stitched me into a new family My first Dominican wedding unfolded in a breezy gazebo outside Puerto Plata. White chairs stood in row
Rails, Rieles & Renfe: Spanish Vocabulary for Train-Station Survival in Spain and Mexico
The last time I swapped Caribbean palms for European platforms, I landed in Madrid’s Atocha station at 6 a.m. with a jet-lag brain and a Dominican h
Presenting in Spanish: Vocabulary for Slides & Q &A
Coffee, Projectors, and the First Time My Slide Deck Spoke Spanish The first time I presented in Spanish, I stood before a dozen executives in Santiag
Portafolios & Pásalos: Navigating Investment Talks with a Spanish-Speaking Broker
I nearly turned my emergency fund into sandwich vouchers the day I sat across from Don Héctor, a silver-haired broker in Santiago de los Caballeros.
Poder Notarial Line by Line: Buying Property in Santiago, Puerto Plata, and Punta Cana
Why You Need a Power of Attorney in the Dominican Republic Buying real estate here is wonderfully hands‑on—sometimes too hands‑on if you live ab