Oksana tells us about her experience in Gran Canaria

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Language Campus attracts students from all corners of the world. Planet Earth, we've got you covered. In the first of a new series introducing you to our international language students, meet Oksana Danylych.

1.) Hello Oksana, where in the world were you born and raised?
I was born in Ukraine, near the Hungarian border, and grew up in Canada.

) Where are you located now?
I still live in Canada, in Toronto.

) What is your job?
I am Real Estate Broker with Remax.

) What made you want to learn Spanish?
When I was in my early 20s, I worked in tourism and developed a love for learning languages.

) Why Gran Canaria?
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is a vibrant city and the weather is great.

) How well known are the Canary Islands in Canada?
Most Canadians have no idea that the Canary Islands exist.

7.) So what was the reaction of your friends and family when you told them you were visiting the islands?
Most thought I was visiting the Cayman Islands in the Caribbean. Now that I've educated them a bit, they would love to come and visit.

8.) What attracted you to Language Campus?
Language Campus has a very flexible timetable with lots of classes. The teaching staff are very friendly and it is a real pleasure to attend classes. It enjoys an excellent location close to everything, including Las Canteras Beach, one of the best beaches in the world, and the Zona Mesa y Lopez, one of the main areas in the capital of Gran Canaria for eating out and shopping.

9.) During your lessons, what is the favourite word you have learnt?
Beetroot . I like the sound of these beets.

10.) How about your favourite phrase?
Let's go to the beach Who wouldn't like to go to the beach in the Canary Islands?

11.) Outside of the lessons, what has been your most memorable discovery on the island and why?
Maspalomas in the south of Gran Canaria has dunes that transport you to the Sahara.

) What do you like to eat and drink in bars and restaurants?
I love the dry white wines from Lanzarote and grilled baby squid grilled squid, with freshly baked bread for dipping.

13.) What souvenirs do you have in mind to buy for the people back home?
My memories will not last long because they are all edible. I will bring back Canarian cheeses and nougat for all to try.

) What will be your most lasting memory?
Party-loving people. The energy in the streets during carnival is electric.