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2. www.spanishdict.com › translate › lawdLawd in Spanish | English to Spanish Translation ...

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   2. (group of rules) a. la ley (uncountable) No one is above the law. Nadie está por encima de la ley. 3. (field of study) a. el derecho. (m) means that a noun is masculine. Spanish nouns have a gender, which is either feminine (like la mujer or la luna) or masculine (like el hombre or el sol). (uncountable)

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   Jan 30, 2008 · Lawd = Lord (God) en varios dialectos en USA, creo (jerga negra, esclavos, sureños?, e inclusive otros países que USA, como Jamaica).

4. www.reddit.com › terms_for_school_in_spanishTerms for 'school' in Spanish : r/learnspanish - Reddit

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   Also, from kindergarten to University we say "voy a la escuela". Unless you're saying "Mi escuela se llama Colegio El Perrito" I have never heard the other ones. Now, when referring to levels as elementary, middle school, etc. We say Kinder, Jardín de Niños or Preescolar to the school for kids 3 - 6 years old.

5. www.studying-in-spain.com › plan-your-studiesSpanish Education System - Study in Spain

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   The Spanish education system is supported by the national government and the individual governments of each of the 17 autonomous regions in Spain. Elementary (primary) and middle (secondary) school in Spain are compulsory and free for all children between the ages of 6 to 16. After finishing secondary education, students will be awarded a ...

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   Are there international schools in Spain?

   • Universities in Spain offer degree programmes taught in Spanish (carreras universitarias), but there are also options for international students where classes are offered in English. There is also the option of bilingual classes, which use both Spanish and English.

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   What do you need to know about the Spanish education system?

   • Here is everything you need to know about the Spanish education system: The education system in Spain is divided into four stages (all mentioned below), two of which are optional, preschool and upper secondary education, and the other two are compulsory, specifically primary and secondary education. Learn more below:

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   Is school free in Spain?

   • Elementary (primary) and middle (secondary) school in Spain are compulsory and free for all children between the ages of 6 to 16. After finishing secondary education, students will be awarded a graduation certificate, and will be able to proceed to higher education if they wish.

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   Is Escuela a school?

   • "Escuela" (literal translation of "school") is valid for any level below university. However, it's mostly used for education between 7 and 15 years. More or less like this: "Parvularia": kids about 4 or 6 years. "Escuela": as said before, between 7 and 15. There's also the word "colegio" which is used for a private escuela or private instituto.

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   What is a school called in Spain?

   • (Spain) Kindergarten/Preschool (3-5): "parvulario", imparted at the "guardería". Primary/Elementary School (6-11): "primaria", imparted at the "colegio" or "escuela". Secondary/Middle School (11-15): "secundaria", imparted at the "instituto". High School (16-17): "bachillerato", imparted at the "instituto" too.

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   Is secondary education compulsory in Spain?

   • Secondary education (Educación Secundaria Obligatoria) is the third stage of Spanish education system, and, as so, it is also compulsory. Secondary education includes students in the age range between 12 and 16 years old. The secondary education system in Spain includes state schools, private schools, or state-funded private institutions.

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8. www.lawlessspanish.com › vocabulary › schoolSpanish School Terms - Lawless Spanish Vocabulary

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   to pass a test. pasar una prueba. to read. leer. to study. estudiar. to take a test. tomar una prueba. to write.