paises hispano hablantes

Existen 21 países en el mundo cuyo idioma oficial es el español. Sin embargo, en Guinea Ecuatorial, los idiomas oficiales son el español y el francés, aunque el 75% de la población habla el fang. Y en Puerto Rico, los dos idiomas oficiales son el inglés y el español. Aquí puedes encontrar las banderas de estos países y algunas informaciones pinchando el nombre que figura debajo de las banderas.

Mapa de los países hispanohablantes en el mundo

España	Mexico	Argentina	Cuba	Bolivia	Chile
Colombia	Costa Rica	Ecuador	Guatemala	Guinea Ecuatorial	Honduras
Nicaragua	Panama	Paraguay	Perú	Puerto Rico	Rep Dominicana
Salvador	Uruguay	Venezuela

mas Pitztal

Pitztal

The Pitztal Ski Area includes Austrian Ski Resorts with a combined total of 40 individual pistes, served by 22 ski lifts. The Pitztal Lift Pass allows you to ski or snowboard in any of the ski resorts of HochZeiger, Pitztaler Gletscher and Rifflsee.
The ski resort itself is above 1500m, so skiing or boarding back to the resort is usually possible. With pistes above 2500 metres, skiing and snowboarding is assured throughout the season.
Snowmaking :- Pitztal is able to augment natural snow, on 6km of ski runs, with 18 Snow Cannons.
Ski Lift Capacity :- The 22 Ski Lifts of Pitztal are able to uplift 20,000 skiers / snowboarders per hour.

Travelling to Pitztal - by Air

There is an airport within two hours drive, so ski weekends, snowboard breaks and short ski holidays to Pitztal are perfectly feasible. Innsbruck Airport is just one hours drive away, in good driving conditions, so you can be on the piste quickly.

Skiing in Pitztal

All levels of skier ability, from Beginner to Expert, are well-catered for in Pitztal.

Snowboarding in Pitztal

Fun Park on the glacier and half pipe on the

el esqui en Austria: que son las condiciones?

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Austria: campo de otono para VSSA

El destino es Pitztahl, Austria.   

Spanish for winter sports

Winter Sports in Spanish

Modern Terms Often Imported

By Gerald Erichsen, About.com Guide

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• spanish vocabulary
• spanish sports terms
• esquiar
• spanglish

Most Spanish-speaking countries aren't known for the winter sports, even though some of the world's best skiing, even if less developed than elsewhere, can be found in some of them. As a result, many of the Spanish words for winter sports have been imported, so if you're ever skiing in the Andes of South America or in the Pyrenees of Spain, don't be surprised to hear statements or phrases like "hacemos snowboard" and "el halfpipe."Such linguistic adaptations shouldn't be surprising. After all, English words such as "ski" and "slalom" come from Norwegian. Importing from other languages is one of the most common ways for a languages to grow, and Spanish is no exception.
Don't be surprised, then, to see imports from English and other languages in the following list of winter sports. Pronunciation of such words generally more or less follows that of the originating language with some variations. For example, the h of hockey may not be silent, and the word may end up sounding something like the English "hokey."
Here are the Spanish words for some of the most common winter sports such as those you would find at the Winter Olympics:

• biathlon — biatlón
• bobsleigh — bobsleigh
• cross-country skiing — esquí de fondo, esquí nórdico
• curling — curling
• downhill skiing — esquí alpino
• figure skating — patinaje artístico (sobre hielo) (a skate is un patín)
• hockey — hockey (sobre hielo)
• luge — luge
• short-track skating — patinaje en pista corta, patinaje short-track
• skeleton — skeleton, esquéleton
• slalom — eslalon
• skiing — esquiar (a ski is un esquí)
• ski jump — salto de esquí
• snowboarding — snowboard, surfear en nieve, surf blanco (a snowboard is un snowboard, una plancha para nieve or una tabla para nieve)
• speed skating — patinaje de velócidad (sobre hielo)

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