Travel sample
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Young Adult (18-35)Accents
British (General) British (Received Pronunciation - RP, BBC) Spanish (Castilian)Transcript
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unlike the tourist resorts in the south of the island near Costa. Today, the city of Puerto de la Cruz is much more traditionally Spanish and very canary in in its character, because there are many more locals here than tourists again. Unlike in the southern resorts, you are much more likely to hear the port quinces. The inhabitants of Puerto dela Cruz speak in their native language Spanish, historically back in the 16th century, when the city's origins date back to it, primarily served as a port and a fishing village. It did in fact, become the most important port on the island when a volcano eruption destroyed the harbour of Gary Chico, which I've already told you about earlier on today, as we were driving through there, sugar and wine trade resulted in large scale social and economic development to a point where this small fishing village gained a municipal independence, and the municipality of Puerto Della Chris was formed in the 19th century