If you want to look at our webpage, go to www.escuelalarimar.com
Our office is situated in Casandra, in the city of Barahona, in the Dominican Republic.
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This is our office, as well as our home...
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The course material is written by the schoolīs director Camilla Johansson and is based on the interesting unexplored region of Barahona and its colorful people.
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Do you not know a word of Spanish? Do not worry! All our teachers speak English and are happy to explain anything you need to know...
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Our methodology is based on communicative skills as well as grammatical structure. *

Snacktime! Escuela Larimarīs students drink fresh natural juice and eat cookies, crackers or fresh fruit every day. Have you ever tried guanabanajuice before? *

Escuela Larimar is more than a language school! With us you learn about and live the Dominican culture. Learning to play Dominoes for example, is part of the program.
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Learning to dance Dominican dances like merengue and bachata is also part of the program. *

Camilla is interviewing Dindo and Malola for the fifth chapter of the Escuela Larimar Book of Spanish. Dindo is a hotel owner, and Malola works for him.
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The students spend four days a week in the classroom, and one on a fieldtrip. The photo shows Jarle in the mountain of Santa Helena.
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Another fieldtrip: Jess and Evan in the village of Bombita.
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Monje and Evan are exploring the beach of Barahona. *

Camilla and Evan try the local dish "moro con pescado con salsa de coco". *

To celebrate the last day of class we shared a cake with the director of the University.
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Marco is a local painter who works for Escuela Larimar.
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Escuela Larimarīs hostfamilies! *