San Sebastian's day!!! (by Amaia E.)

The 20th of January is a festival day here in Donostia, because we celebrate Donostia's day, as a birthday or something like that.

The word "Danborrada" comes from "danborra" that means drumm, so, the word means a lot of drumms.

In this special day, we go out and we play the drumms everytime, it's very funny! Some of us also drive the Danborrada.

We like this day because it's a very exciting, interesting and funny day. We go to see the "Danborrada Infantil", we've already appeared in that when were young, so now, we like seeing it. Then, we still watch another danborradas and we have a lot of fun. At the end of the day, we watch the "Arriada" and we keep the drums for next year ^^!

Written by Amaia, Anthony, Ander and Ramon.
Posted by Amaia E.

DAMBORRADA (by Ekaitz Castillo)

Some people play the drums in Donosti dressed up like soldiers. We celebrate that ancient soldiers usually wents to the mountains to take water and as it was boring they started to play drums.

We like it because we have a great dinner and desserts and we go out with friends. we played the drums when we 9 years old but not now!

Written by Ainhoa unzueta, Amaia olazabal, irene navarro,Mishel lojan, Ekaitz Castillo.

Posted by Ekaitz Castillo.

THE DANBORRADA ( by Luis)

The Danborrada is a traditional Donostian festival. The people fress up as soldiers and cookers and play the drums.

The Danborrada festival starts the 20th of January and the traditional dinner is eating "gulas". At eleven o' clock in the morning on the 20th of January starts the children's Danborrada. We like Danborrada because we play the drums and we see the children playing.

By: Aitor, Oier C., Gorka and Luis.


Posted by: Luis Aranzabal

DANBORRADA (by Iker R.)

The "danborrada" is about some people who play the drums and sing with the danborrada song.

People dress up as cookers and they play the "barril" or the drums. In Danborrada, we celebrate San Sebastian's day.

We like it because we go to Urgul to drink coca-cola and water. 

By: Ane, Mikel, Iker and Lidia.

Posted by: Iker Redondo

DANBORRADA DAY ( by Oier Uruburu)

This Friday is San Sebastian's day and people go to the street playing drums.

We don't go playing drums. We go with our friends and in one place we meet more friends.

We like a lot danborrada because we don't have school and we meet new friends.

Written by Oier uruburu, Jon sese, Maialen Ugarteburu, Eneko Valbuena and Endika Rodriguez

Posted by Oier Uruburu

WE LOVE ALL OF YOU IN BASQUE!!!

Hi students!!!

How are you doing? I hope you are studying for tomorrow´s exam!!!

As you know, yesterday we had the BBKKLIP award-giving event! and the fact is that our video won!!!

We had a wonderful time and it was really moving! I want to thank you all for your visits, without you, it would´t have been possible!

Here you have some pics of the event!

See u tomorrow!

Garazi

HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER! (by Amaia E.)

My favourite TV programme is an American series called "How I met your mother". I like it because is so funny and the stories are great. I also think that it's interesting.

In the series, Ted Mosby talks to his daugther and his son about how he met their mother, obviously. He explains what he and his friends (Marshall, Lily, Robin and Barney) did when they lived in New York.

In my opinion, the best character is Barney Stinson. I like Barney because he is a womanizer and he says a lot of things that make me laugh; one example is: "It's going to be LEGEN **wait for it** DARY, LEGENDARY!"

It is the best TV programme in the world!

By: Amaia Escribano