Advertisment of Seafood market in the "Cinta costera"
Panamá city. March 2015
Port of seafood fisher. Panamá city.
domingo, 22 de marzo de 2015
Today, walking near the harbour.
Flowers of different colors.
Today, walking near the harbour. Panamá city.
Monument to Federal Republic of Centroamérica in Urraca Park. Panamá City.
Statue of General Francisco Morazán, president of Centroamérica.
The Federal Republic of Centroamérica consisted of
Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua y Costa Rica.
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francisco_Moraz%C3%A1n
La piedad de los murciélagos by Mario Vargas Llosa. La prensa, Panamá. 22-03-2015
http://www.laprensa.com.ni/2015/03/22/columna-del-dia/1803041-la-piedad-de-los-murcielagos
https://twitter.com/vargasllosaperu
sábado, 21 de marzo de 2015
Selfie in Amador causeway. Bahía de Panamá
Bahía de Panamá. Amador Causeway. Selfie in the harbour.
Dececember 2014
"Raspadito" or "raspaito" in the best place. Panamá city
The best way to beat the heat is a "raspadito" or "raspaito"
Ricardo Miró
Ricardo Miró statue in Parque Urraca, Avenida de Balboa. Panamá City. March 2015.
Ricardo Miró was a poet, he wrote de poem Patria.
Biographia:
http://www.biografiasyvidas.com/biografia/m/miro_ricardo.htm
Patria
http://panamapoesia.com/pt01pm03.htm
jueves, 19 de marzo de 2015
Panamá flag. Ancón hill. December 2014
Panamá flag. Ancón hill. December 2014
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancon_Hill
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Panama
"Don't kill the cow too quick",
"Don´t kill the cow too quick", by Malcolm Henderson
was the first book that I saw in Panamá.
For various reasons I found it very interesting.
miércoles, 18 de marzo de 2015
Friends of Panamá. The best team.
Alberto, David, Milton, Kristel, Javier, Manolo, Carlos, David, Yeltsin, Carlos y Ney.
30 December 2014. New Horizons. Panamá City.
"Cane toad" or "sapo de caña" in Panamá city. December 2015. Rhinella marina
"Cane toad" or "sapo de caña" in Panamá city. December 2014
Rhinella marina.
lunes, 16 de marzo de 2015
"raspadito" or "raspaito"
"raspadito" or "raspaito" is similar to a ice cream. "Casco viejo", Panamá city. January 2015
"enlace" is the title of this work of art. It´s in Cinta Costera, Panamá City. March 2015
"enlace" is similar to link. This sculpture is in the Cinta Costera.
The author is Liliana Mendez Builes.
domingo, 15 de marzo de 2015
My friend Daniel
Manuel Zamora y Daniel Peñaloza
Daniel is a young student of English Philology. For a few months we have been coworkers and has shared with me. It has been an excellent professional. I'll miss Daniel.
"bajareque" a interesting word, it´s a type of a rain in Panamá (similar to rain "corre pendejo")
Panamanian Spanish
Panamanian Spanish is geographically defined as the form of Spanish spoken in the country of Panama in Central America.
The variations among different speaker groups of the same language can be lexical (vocabulary), phonological (pronunciation),morphological (word forms), or in the use of syntax (grammar).
Historically, Panama and Colombia were part of the same political entity. Colombia, governed from the Real Audiencia of Panamaduring the 16th century, then part of Castilla de Oro, with its capital in Panama, during the 17th century, and after independence from Spain, Panama voluntarily became part of the Republic of Gran Colombia along with Venezuela and Ecuador, with its capital in Bogota. From the colonial times and periods and also during most of the 19th century and until 1903, and even though there are still lexical similarities shared by the two countries (e.g., pelao in both Colombia and Panama means "kid" or "child"), phonetically Panamanian Spanish is more closely associated with the Spanish as spoken in the coastal areas around the Caribbean, specificallyCuba, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic and the Atlantic coast of Colombia and Venezuela.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panamanian_Spanish
jueves, 12 de marzo de 2015
"buitre negro", "zopilote" or "gallinazo" in Panamá.
"buitre negro", "zopilote" or "gallinazo" in Panamá. Diciembre 2014
martes, 10 de marzo de 2015
"torcasa" or "tierrera" (Columbina talpacoty)
Ruddy ground-dove, very common around human settlements.
Cinta costera, Panamá city. March 2015
"rabihorcado" or "fragata"
You can see this birds walking by the Cinta Costera of Panamá city.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frigatebird
Today in Literature Section of La Prensa news paper
Literature section in news paper. La prensa, Panamá city, march 2015
"vaina" it's a word used many times in a coversation for people in Panamá.
"vaina" used instead of others words.
The meaning of "Ñagare".
With this picture you can know the meaning "ñagare".
Vía España, Panamá City, march 2015
"lonchera" another word with English oringin.
"lonchera" it´s a lunch counter, in Spanish "merendera", "tartera"...
domingo, 1 de marzo de 2015
The first "ganchito verde" in my life.
This is my first "ganchito verde" in my life. For me is a important thing because I can learn a new meaning from this image. The icon accept allow to know that your are ok whith the information in your screen. Whith this check we say to system that we approve all data in this moment.
The name "ganchito verde" for this icon come from Spanish. In Panama and other place in America, to this image call "ganchito verde". "Green little hoock" can be the traslete for "ganchito verde".
This emblem is similar to a hock. It´s curios that the people can do this interpretation for this image with a meaning very decisive.
It´s true that if you see this icone the first time seem to a hoock.
For me, if you are ok with something, you can say "ganchito verde". Now you know because this words are very important for the people.
The name "ganchito verde" for this icon come from Spanish. In Panama and other place in America, to this image call "ganchito verde". "Green little hoock" can be the traslete for "ganchito verde".
This emblem is similar to a hock. It´s curios that the people can do this interpretation for this image with a meaning very decisive.
It´s true that if you see this icone the first time seem to a hoock.
For me, if you are ok with something, you can say "ganchito verde". Now you know because this words are very important for the people.
"Ganchito verde" in Google at 01-03-2014
Searching "ganchito verde" in Google you can find this results.
Searching "ganchito" in Google. The origin of "ganchito verde"
"Ganchito" in internet. Google can be de better friend when you are searching a meaning of a word.
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