On September 11, 2014, El País, the national daily newspaper published a worrying article about unemployment among young people in Spain. Click here to access this article.
Although the term crisis is used for our current economic woes, I encourage students to use the word slump.
By the way, the article makes reference to "ninis" which are young Spaniards who do not work or study. This popular expression comes from the Spanish "ni trabaja, ni estudia" = ni + ni. It is often used in the press to describe this depressing situation.
Although the term crisis is used for our current economic woes, I encourage students to use the word slump.
By the way, the article makes reference to "ninis" which are young Spaniards who do not work or study. This popular expression comes from the Spanish "ni trabaja, ni estudia" = ni + ni. It is often used in the press to describe this depressing situation.
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