Nacional Institute of Soyapango

English One

Homework .talking about traditions,talking about different means of transportation and

talkingabout season and weather

Students Name .José Roberto Rivera Rivera

Teacher Name .Jorge Alberto Mira Cortez

Date .Monday, may 11, 2015

Talking about Traditions and life style

Talking about traditions and life styles

A common tradition in all the Salvadoran territory are the festivities of the different peoples, and there are dances, costumes, groups, food, instruments and own music

Salvadoran folklore.

One of the festivities is danced and recited representation known as "The Historians" in which two groups of dancers form. A group

wearing masks very elegant and white complexion and blond beard. The other

group dressed in exotic costumes and black masks. These celebrations date from the

time of the conquest of America and represent the struggle between Moors and

Christians in the Iberian Peninsula.

El Salvador so small territory, but big for its hardworking people, full of surprises, expressed in many ways their national culture through their customs which

transmits their desires, hopes and joys.

Traditions is a constant repetition of an act with the passage of time becomes

mandatory collective feeling of necessity to support and collective power.

Among the most important are mentioned manners:

· Pilgrimage

· Dances or dances

· Celebration of inns

The customs are rooted in each people arise in social groups and an effective

accommodation, widespread and prolonged in time.

Some types of customs in El Salvador are

Enflorar the dead on November 2.

Talking about different means of trasportación

Transport of El Salvador

Plane

Iberia, American Airlines and United Airlines Airlines fly on a regular basis to El Salvador.

The international airport in San Salvador: El Salvador International (SAL), located 45 km.

of the capital.

The most important airline in El Salvador is the private TACA Group, which offers several

flights of regional character. From San Salvador you can fly to La Union, San Miguel

and Usulutan.

Taxis

Major cities have many metered taxis lacking, so you have to agree the cost of the

trip in advance. The big hotels have their own taxi service.

Rental cars

There are several car rental companies. A national or international driving license is required. Foreign vehicles can not be in El

Salvador more than thirty days.

The country has more than 12,000 km. of roads, of which one third is paved and can be

traveled in any season, even in the rainy season. In El Salvador we drive on the right.

foreigners traveling by car do so only day and latched, as they often robberies and

kidnappings occur motorists, especially in large cities and to new or foreign registered

vehicles are warned.

Warning: The infrastructure of El Salvador were virtually destroyed by the earthquake of January 2001. Check with the embassy to

know exactly what the state of the roads

Buses

Buses

They provide good service, but are usually crowded.

Long-distance Bus

There are national companies that connect the capital, San Salvador, in Guatemala City,

and other cities.

Trains

The railway network in El Salvador, about 600 km long, connects the capital with

Acajutla, Cutuco, St. Jerome and Angiauatu. In addition, there are rail links to Guatemala.

Shipping

The most important ports in El Salvador are the La Union, La Libertad and Acajutla in the

Pacific Ocean.

Talking about seasons and weather

El Salvador's climate varies a lot can be hot or cold is very changeable temperate'But has only two seasons is the winter and summer each lasting six months each in which are many things and can enjoy many things in

the country and several fenomes may occur in those seasons and in which are held many activities and many products that exist only in winter are grown in summer and other

Stock constumbres and traditions of El Salvador