Corralejo, Fuerteventura To Get New Wind Farm For Desalination Plant

Work on the wind farm in Corralejo on Fuerteventura to power the towns desalination plant has begun and is expected to be completed by the end of the year. When the turbines enter into service it is expected that they will generate twice as much power as the desalination plant will need.
The Water Supply company, (CAFF), for Fuerteventura, (one of the Canary Islands,) is in charge of the project, which will cost an estimated 2 million Euros.
CAAF and president of the Cabildo de Fuerteventura, Mario Cabrera said "This wind farm will generate profits that help optimize production costs and maintain the policy assumed by CAAF and the council not to increase water rates. The Corralejo desalination plant will have two next-generation wind turbines installed by the company Drace, each with capacity to produce 850 kilowatts per hour.
This is good news for the islands enviroment, fuel cost and ties in with the islands new Bio-sphere status.

European Language Day Spanish, Canary Islands, Norwegian , French, German, Polish, get on with your European neighbors learn the skills to communic

European Language Day Spanish, Canary Islands, Norwegian , French, German, Polish, get on with your European neighbors learn the skills to communicate.

If "bon jaw" is the extent of your foreign lingo skills - you're not alone.

The Brits are notoriously bad at speaking foreign languages. According to a report by the European Commission, 62% of us can't speak any other language. We're officially the worst language learners in Europe.

The cringe worthy British holidaymaker treating the intelligent native as a slightly deaf, mentally challenged child, is a woefully common scene played out across the holiday resorts of the world and Europe such as Spain , Canary Islands, France,, Germany, infact wherever Brits wander.

But it doesn't have to be like this. European Languages Day, (26th September 2009) was created to encourage a love for languages, and to celebrate it, Learning the basics of the language of the country you're visiting is not only polite but fun, useful and will enrich your travel experience. so surprise the locals and impress your mates with our mini language guides.

Norwegian
Hello/Goodbye - Hallo / Ha det (ha-low/hah-deh)
Please/thank you - Vær så snill / Takk (var shaw sneel/tahk)
Where is the bar/beach? - Hvor er baren/stranda? (vohr ehr bah-ren / strahnn-ah?)
I'd like to go to - Jeg vil dra til... (yai veehl drah teehl)
I'd like a large beer/glass of wine - Kan jeg få en stor øl /et stort glass vin (kan yai faw ayn stohr uhl) /eht stohrt glahs veen)
Cheers! (when toasting) - Skål! (skawl)
My name is/What's your name? - Jeg heter (yai heh-tehr)/ hva heter du (vah heh-tehr dew?)
You're very pretty/handsome - Du er veldig pen / kjekk (dew ar vehl-dee pehn / chehk)
The bill please - Kan jeg få regningen, takk ( kan yai faw ray-ning-ehn tahk)
I love your country! - Jeg elsker landet ditt! (yai ehl-skher lahnn-eh deehtt!)
If you want cheap flights, try Skyscanner! - Hvis du vil finne billige flybilletter, prøv Skyscanner! (veehs dew veehl feehn-eh beehl-eeg-he flee-beehl-ehtter, pruhv Skyscanner!)

German
Hello/goodbye - Hallo/Auf Wiedersehen! (Halo/Awf veed-er-zane)Please/thank you - Bitte/Danke (bit-e /dang-ke)Where is the bar/beach? - Wo finde ich eine Bar/den Strand? (Voa feende eekh yn-e bar? /deen shtrant?)
I want to go to... - Ich möchte zu/m ... gehen (Ikh moekhte tsoo/m...gay-en)
I'd like a large beer/glass of wine - Ein großes Bier bitte/Glas Wein bitte (In growsehs beer bit-e/glas vyn bit-e)
Cheers! (when toasting) - Prost! (prost!)
My name is/What's your name? - Mein Name ist/Wie heißt du? (myn nam-e ist/Vee hyst doo?)
You're very pretty/handsome - Du bist sehr gutaussehend. (Doo beest zayr goot-ows-see-hent)
The bill please - Die Rechnung bitte. (Dee rekh-noong bit-e)
I love your country! - Ich mag ihr Land. (Ikh maak eehr laant)
If you want cheap flights, try Skyscanner! - Wenn Sie billige Flüge suchen, benutzen Sie doch Skyscanner! (Venn zee bil-lige flûg-e zookhen, be-nootsen zee dokh Skyscanner!)

Spanish
Hello/goodbye - Hola/Adiós (Ola/adios)
Please/thank you - Por favor/Gracias (por favor, gra-see-ass)
Where is the bar/beach? - Dónde está el bar/ La playa (don-de esta el bar/la playa)
I want to go to...- Quiero ir a (ki-ero ir a)
I'd like a large beer/glass of wine - Una cerveza grande/un vaso de vino (una servesa grand-de/un vaso de vino)
Cheers! (when toasting) - Salud (salud)
My name is/What's your name? - Me llamo/Cómo te llamas? (me lamo/como te lamas?)
You're very pretty/handsome - Eres muy guapo/guapa (e-res muy gwapo/a)
The bill please - La cuenta por favor (la quenta por favor)
I love your country! - Me encanta tu pais (me encanta tu pais)
If you want cheap flights, try Skyscanner! - Si quieres vuelos baratos, prueba skyscanner - (see quieres vel-los ba-ra-tos prueba Skyscanner)

Polish
Hello/goodbye - Dzień dobry/Do widzenia (jyen dob ree/ do-viz-en-ya)
Please/thank you - Proszę/Dziękuję (Proshair/jen-cu-yeah)
Where is the bar/beach? - Gdzie jest bar/plaża? (g-zhare-yest a bar-ra/pla-ja?)
I want to go to.. - Chcę dojść do... (H-serr do eash do...)
I'd like a large beer/glass of wine - Poproszę duże piwo/kieliszek wina (Po-pror-shor do-zha pivo)
Cheers! (when toasting) - Na zdrowie! (Na zdrow-vya)
My name is.../What's your name? - Nazywam się.../Jak masz na imię? (Na-za-vam- she-ya.../Yak mash na iimya?)
You're very pretty/handsome - Jesteś bardzo ładna/przystojny (Ye-ste-zhe ba-zo-ard-na / Pres-to-in yeah)
The bill please - Poproszę rachunek - (Po-pror-shor-reh ho-neck)
I love your country! - Podoba mi się twój kraj! - (Podoba me-she foy kra-ye)
If you want cheap flights, try Skyscanner! - Jeśli szukasz tanich lotów, wypróbuj Skyscanner! (Yesh-ni, shockash stani hlakof, vi-pruvov Skyscanner)

French
Hello/Goodbye - Bonjour/ au revoir (bon jaw/orr rev-woir)
Please/thank you - S'il vous plait/ merci (see vu play/ mer-see)
Where is the bar/beach? - Ou est la barre// la plage (oo-eh la- baar/ la plaa-zhe?)
I want to go to... - Je voudrais aller... (zhe vu-dray a-lay...)
I'd like a large beer/glass of wine - Je voudrais une grande bière/verre du vin (zhe vu-dray oon gron be-air/vair du van)
Cheers! (when toasting) - Salut! (sal-loo!)
My name is/What's your name? - Je m'appelle .../ Comment appellez-vous? (zhe-ma-pell.../com-mon a-pell-lay vuu?)
You're very pretty/handsome - Vous est très belle/beau (Vu eh tray bell/beau)
The bill please - L'addition s'il vous plait (la-di-shon see vu play)
I love your country - J'adore votre pays! (zh'adoor votra payee)
If you want cheap flights, try Skyscanner! - Si vous voulez trouver les vols pas chers, visitez Skyscanner! (see vu vu-lay tru-vay lay vol pas share, vee-zeet-tay Skyscanner)

Source www.skyscanner.com

New Sea Route Linking, Canary Islands, Puerto del Rosario, Fuerteventura to Valencia, Spain

The shipping and ferry company “Boluda” is starting a new sea route from Puerto del Rosario, Fuerteventura, Canary Islands to Valencia, Spain.



It is hoped that with the start of this new route with the Spanish mainland goods will arrive sooner and in better condition in the Canary Islands. This will be a weekly service for commercial goods and vehicles and offer ongoing routes to other European destinations by the same shipping company. This is good news for people buying Real Estate in Fuerteventura as now it will be easier to furnish their new properties that they buy and of course owners wanting to bring furniture and personal items over to the island from other European countries

Cheaper Airfares with - Aer Lingus to Canary Islands, From Dublin To Fuerteventura And Belfast to Tenerife….

New flights by Aer Lingus from Dublin to Fuerteventura and Belfast to Tenerife will begin in October, brings big relief to overseas property buyers, despite plans to cut planes from some of its other routes.
Aer Lingus advanced bookings for flights to the Canary Islands has been good and it is anticipated by the airline operator that their main passengers will be people looking to purchase Real Estate or to rent holiday property independently from tour operators in the Canaries.

There is a trend now in Fuerteventura for tourists to be moving away from the all inclusive packages to finding their own apartments or villas to rent, it has been reported by Room To Breathe a local management and letting agent in Fuerteventura that they are finding increasing numbers of enquiries for rural holidays in Fuerteventura.

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