MY UNIT 6 ENGLISH CLASS

  Three Kings’ Day, Spain On January 6, Three Kings’ Day is celebrated in much of the Spanish-speaking world, marking the occasion when three wise men visited the baby Jesus on the twelfth day of Christmas, bringing gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh. In Spain, Dia de los Reyes, as it’s known, is all about massive parades and  roscon de reyes , a sweet, ring-shaped pastry meant to resemble a king’s crown. The pastry traditionally contains a small plastic figure, granting the finder royal status for the day. The pastry also conceals a bean, burdening the finder with the task of buying next year’s cake.

 - I wanted to be a doctor but my tastes changed and want to be a  business administrator   - I was going to be a famous  soccer player but it's hard to make a living as a famous player, It requires being very disciplined, being very good at soccer, being competitive.   - I wanted to be a teacher, but changed my mind and  I decided not to continue in the career as a teacher

 Hello everyone, my name is Luis Villalba, I am 22 years old, a Business Administration student at the Simon Bolivar University, I am going for my 9th semester, I like to take advantage of my free time, play soccer, have fun, go out with my friends, go to buy, to party, I am very extroverted and cheerful.