They were very helpful at the information desk, especially for someone like me who doesn't speak Spanish. I bought a small Spanish-English dictionary for travelers when I was in the U.S. But I just noticed it's for those traveling in Spain, not Mexico. Not a big difference, but I should have spent more than 2 seconds at the language section of Barnes & Noble and looked more closely.
Who knows? Could be a sign....
by Washington Irving (not verified) on Thu May 28, 2009 07:00 AM PDTso don't forget, granada means pomegranate.
But it also means grenade, as in hand granade. And they're both pretty bloody business. So make sure you know the difference before you stick one in your mouth, or you may be sorry.
oh yeah, and ps. the photos are truly magnificent. que trotamundos eres. look it up.