SpainPregunta 5011 · Spanish society
What is the most common type of home in Spain?
In the exam (Spanish)
¿Cuál es el tipo de residencia más habitual en España?
- aA country house.Casa rural.
- bA flat in an apartment building.Piso en un edificio de viviendas.Correct answer
- cA detached house.Chalé independiente.
Why?
Most people in Spain live in a flat in an apartment building, especially in the cities. Country houses and detached houses are much less common.
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