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r/Granada•

Hola a todos! Soy nuevo en Granada, y estoy buscando un club de corredores que se reúna regularmente. He visto algunos en Facebook, pero no parecen estar activos. Muchas gracias!

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r/Granada•

Hi everyone! I'm currently in Granada, and I work as an online tutor. I don't have internet in the place I'm staying, are there any internet cafés/ rooms to rent for a hour or two where I could tutor students? Any help would be really appreciated, thank you!

Hola a todos. Actualmente estoy en Granada y trabajo como tutora online. No tengo internet en el lugar donde me alojo. ¿Hay algún cibercafé o sala para alquilar por una o dos horas donde pueda dar clases particulares a estudiantes? Cualquier ayuda sería muy apreciada, ¡gracias!

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r/SpainAuxiliares•

Translating Background Checks

Visa Question - General

Hi everyone,

I've just got some questions about translating Background Checks, because I'm finding it all a bit confusing! I've got my background checks apostilled, and I now need them translated.

  1. Does the translation itself have to be apostilled as well? If so, do you have any recommendations on how to go about it. Or is it that so long as it's translated by a translator interpreter then it's ok?
  2. Does the translator have to live in the country of origin of the document/ be familiar with them, or just able to translate? One of my documents is from South Korea, and there aren't any sworn translators here, but this is less of a problem if I can get it translated by other translators i
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r/GoingToSpain•

Hi everyone, I'm applying for a visa in Spain, for which I need my criminal background check apostilled and translated into Spanish. I've got the criminal background check in and I have it apostilled, and I am looking to get the translation. Since I currently live in Korea, the check is from Korea. I'm wondering if anyone has any experience with this? I need a sworn translator/ interpretor recognised by the Spanish government, but can't seem to find any for Korea on the government list. If anyone has any advice, I'd really appreciate it!

The embassy is not helpful, and it's not clear to me how to go about this. I see translation services advertising themselves online, but I'm not clear if t

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r/Living_in_Korea•

Hi everyone, I'm applying for a visa in Spain, for which I need my criminal background check apostilled and translated into Spanish. I've got the criminal background check and I have it apostilled, and I am looking to get the translation. I'm wondering if anyone has any experience with this? I need a sworn translator/ interpretor recognised by the Spanish government, but can't seem to find any on the government list. If anyone has any advice, I'd really appreciate it!

The embassy is not helpful, and it's not clear to me how to go about this. I see translation services advertising themselves online, but I'm not clear if they are recognised by the Spanish government.

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Hi all, I'm looking to run a fun economics game for some students. I'd like it to be quite active and engaging, in the way that MUN is. Perhaps some kind of policy proposal game? I've had a look online and can't find anything, but feel that something like this must exist. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks in advance!

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r/Norwich•

Title says it all really. Lived near Norwich for years and have only ever really gone to Greggs, would like to hear about people's favourite independent coffee shops. I went to the Red Roaster a while back and thought it was nice there, although I went past the other day and it seems to have been bought out. Cheers in advance!

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