Hello from Ireland!
As the title says I’m hoping to do my first Camino this September (assuming the current emergency has abated by then).
I’d be traveling with a friend who is keen to improve his Spanish (mine is non-existent). He’d like to be immersed in the language as much as possible. I was wondering if there is any difference between the various Caminos in terms of the amount of Spanish you would find yourself using or needing?
We were thinking of doing either the Camino Frances or the Via de la Plata.
Any thoughts on which path would be the best for immersion in Spanish (or is there much of a difference)?
Thanks,
Tadgh
As the title says I’m hoping to do my first Camino this September (assuming the current emergency has abated by then).
I’d be traveling with a friend who is keen to improve his Spanish (mine is non-existent). He’d like to be immersed in the language as much as possible. I was wondering if there is any difference between the various Caminos in terms of the amount of Spanish you would find yourself using or needing?
We were thinking of doing either the Camino Frances or the Via de la Plata.
Any thoughts on which path would be the best for immersion in Spanish (or is there much of a difference)?
Thanks,
Tadgh