Curious about Euskara, the Basque language? Today on the YouTube channel, I’m looking at what makes Euskara, the Basque language, unique. Let’s explore why it has captured the interest of language enthusiasts all over the world.
The holidays are just around the corner and that means a lot of us are thinking about menu planning.
What to serve all the people coming over for Thanksgiving? What to bring to your holiday potluck?
Or if you’re having a small gathering, what to make that’s different enough from everyday cooking but doesn’t take too much effort?
I’m all about mixing up the traditional American Thanksgiving menu with your own cultural dishes, so I’ve put together a list of Basque recipes if you want to work in some Basque foods into your Thanksgiving dinner this year.
Today on the YouTube channel, I’m collaborating with an American YouTuber in Bilbao to bring you tips on what you need to know before visiting the Basque Country.
When I was in the Basque Country last month, I met up with Bart Farrell of the Basque YouTube channel Kontatu and invited him onto the Hella Basque channel. He is an American who has been living in the Basque Country for 8 years, so I figured he would be the perfect person to help newcomers to the Basque Country navigate their first visit.
In the video, we talk about what makes the Basque Country unique, places to visit, and phrases in Basque to help you get around.
Today on the YouTube channel, I’m talking all about the Basques in California museum exhibit at the Euskal Museoa (Basque Museum) in Bilbao.
I just got back from the Basque Country for the VII World Congress of Basque Communities, and I already wrote a little about it here on the blog. But in this video, I’m showing you specifically one night in Bilbao, when I went to the grand opening of the Basques in California exhibit at the Basque Museum.
Check out today’s video and see what it’s all about.
Last week I gave you guys a general overview of my trip to the Basque Country. Today I want to tell you about one particular day that was pretty special.
Through social media, I made friends with a private tour guide in the Basque Country, Aitor Delgado of Aitor Delgado Tours. And while I was in the Basque Country, he was kind enough to show me around. Find out where we went and what we did.
