In Granada, and in Spanish-speaking places in general, they have lots of “rías.”
There’s the panadería, the bread shop.
The frutería, the fruit shop.
The carnicería, the meat shop.
The ferretería, the hardware shop.
The peluquería, the barber shop.
But the most famous neighborhood in Cordoba, with its winding cobblestone streets and historic monuments, is called the Judería.
….the Jew shop?
The Judería in Cordoba
About The Author
Jenny
Jenny Marshall studied Language, Culture, and Society at the University of California Santa Barbara, and now teaches English in Spain. Here she writes about the intersection of language and culture, and lives a life translated by travel.
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