United Latin Schools of Magic

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United Latin Schools of Magic

The Chilean School for the Magically Inclined is located on what is commonly known as the lost island of the Chiloé Archipelago. Students are transported to and fro on a hulking ship that navigates the skies and the seas, with pristine sails as white as the clouds it soars through, and cozy cabins lined with fluffy pillows and comfy couches. Many have speculated the school’s ship is indeed the ghost ship, the Caleuche, of popular muggle folklore, which always appears with sounds of a party on board, although it is unknown as to whether the myth pre-dates the employment of the school’s ship or vice versa. Nevertheless, students have taken to calling the ship the Caleuche, and will often throw wild parties on the deck to “entertain that silly muggle story”—or so they say. Much like platform 9 and 3/4, the port is only accessible by witches and wizards through magical means. In this case, the portal is a series of rickety little shacks scattered throughout the country. The island on which the school is located is guarded by an imbunche who lives in a cave that lies just outside the perimeter of school campus. Although he often comes into contact with the wizarding community, he has not acquired any magical knowledge, although that has not stopped certain ill-meaning people from trying to use him as an instrument for revenge.

Disguised as a Mayan ruin in the jungles of Chiapas, the Mexican School for Enriched Magical Studies is a sturdy moss-covered structure blanketed by lush greenery. The students are no strangers to muggle tourists ambling about, and will often pose as fellow tourists or locals and interact with them, making them one of the most outgoing, lively, and tolerant communities in the wizarding world. For festivals, students like to don vibrant headdresses, and the school becomes a kaleidoscope of colour as girls twirl around like tops, their skirts lifting up into the air, filling empty space with colour and painting the school with embellished splendour. The campus often reverberates with music from the school’s ghost mariachi band who plays cheerfully day and night; although it tends to get annoying at times, the constant activity makes the school feel like home.

Bienvenidos to the United Latin Schools of Magic. Here you can talk about these Latin American Schools and learn some Spanish while you are at it.

Common Words
English-Spanish
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Hogwarts - Hogwarts
Hello - Hola
 Magic - Magia
       Welcome - Bienvenidos

Common Sentences
How are you? - ¿Cómo estás?
  What's your name? - ¿Cuál es tu nombre?

Want to learn more? Just ask me! I'd be glad to teach you anything you would like to know.
If there is a school you would like to open, you may. The thread is open!

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