Immigration to Spain depends first on the local timetable.

Spanish people have different schedules from other European countries. What is the difference? Let's follow my teacher to find out! First of all, understand the reasons for the different schedules. There is a difference between the Spanish clock and the solar time. When the sun rises to the highest at noon, the clocks in most countries will point to around 12, but the clocks in Spain will point to 13 or 14. Also, due to the widespread implementation of daylight saving time in Europe, the Spanish clock will be set back to 1 hour after entering daylight saving time at the end of March every year.

Spaniards can eat five times a day.

Have breakfast at six or seven in the morning,

Eat bread with sausage and drink coffee around eleven or twelve noon.

Have lunch at 3 pm

Have coffee and dessert at 7 o'clock in the evening.

Have dinner at 9 pm. Weekend meals can be postponed to the afternoon 1 1.

The blossoming bars, beer houses and restaurants also ensure that Spaniards can enjoy food at any time. In addition, in many European countries, people's lunch is generally simple, especially for office workers. They can have a lunch in half an hour, but the Spanish lunch can last for an hour and a half or even two hours. The lunch set of ordinary street restaurants can include the first course, the second course, dessert or coffee.

In the eyes of Spaniards, these are not luxuries, but an indispensable part of daily life. In many European countries, cities gradually fell into silence after 10 or10 at night, but at this time, most cities in Spain were very busy, with criss-crossing streets and alleys.

And the Spaniards, the famous Spain? Nap? . Is it called a nap in Spanish? Nap? , from Latin, meaning? The sixth time? It refers to the period from noon 12 to 3 pm.

Because Spaniards are famous for their siesta, many other languages, including English, have been borrowed directly? Nap? This word is used to refer to a nap every afternoon. Spaniards are not the only ones who take a nap. However, only Spaniards regard siesta as a hobby, a tradition and a culture.

Camilo, a famous Spanish writer and Nobel Prize in Literature winner? Jose? In Serra's view, taking a nap is a serious matter and should be treated with enough time. Before taking a nap, you must? Put on your pajamas, pray, and prepare to pee? . In Spain, many companies and government agencies set the lunch break from 2 pm to 4: 30 pm.

Except for the central business districts of big cities such as Madrid and Barcelona, most other businesses will close their doors during this period and will not reopen until after 5 pm.

Don't be surprised if you see a closed shop in the street!

The business hours of shops and supermarkets are basically 9: 00 am (Saturday 10). Individual shops, such as El Corte Ingles, don't open until Sunday 12, usually until 8: 30 or 9: 00 pm. Individual supermarkets (such as El Corte Ingles, Fnac, etc. ) are open until evening 10. However, ordinary street shops are closed on Saturday and Sunday. On Sundays, all the shops and supermarkets are closed except a few (El Corte Ingles, etc.). ).

Attention, if you want to buy something, you must buy it before Friday, otherwise it will be difficult to find several shops that are open for business on weekends, especially delicious food! You must buy good weekend food on Friday, otherwise everyone will taste the tragic situation of having to go hungry despite having a lot of money.