Tomorrow, mMay 21st, it's a holiday in Chile, because on that day, ofn a year that honestly I don't remember, -i don´t know how to say "hubo una batalla naval", but I think that it could be something like: there was a navy battle- between Chile and Peru.

“hubo una batalla nava“=“The was a naval battle”

But there arewas something curious about this confrontation,. Chile lost the battle, but anywaysstill we have free may 21,May 21st free. that's because the Chilean ships (¿Cómo referirme a una armada naval?)

¿Cómo referirme a una armada naval? - es “a naval armada” en ingles, casi lo mismo

was worst in almost every ambit, tspect. They haved less people and the ships were made of wood, instead, while the Peruvian ships were made of iron and they had a lot of tribulation.

So, in cChile that battle is used likeas an example of bravery and heroism, and all the Chilean people who fiought isare considered a defender of cChile, specially Arturo Prat, who is even in the 10000 pesos bill.

Holiday in Chile.

Tomorrow, mMay 21st, it's a holiday in Chile, because on that day, of a year that honestly, I don't/ can't remember, -i. I don´'t know how to say "hubo una batalla naval", but I think that could be something like: there was a navyal battle- between Chile and Peru.

Months are always capitalized. I split the sentences into two to create a better flow.

But there areis something curious about this confrontation, Chile lost the battle, but a. Anyways, we havare free m/ have a holiday on May 21,st that's because the Chilean ships (¿Cómo referirme a una armada naval?)

Again, I split the sentences into two to create a better flow.

"But there is something curious about this confrontation,..." does not really make sense in this context because the following information doesn't go with the previous one. You could say something like "But the unfortunate thing about this confrontation is that Chile lost the battle. "

was worstere destroyed in almost every ambit, they have lessrea. They had fewer people and the ships were made of wood, instead while, the Peruvian shipones were made of iron and they, but they (also) had a lot of tribulation.

Try to build build shorter sentences. "Worst" won't make sense in this context and "ambit" is not used frequently in everyday English.

So, in cChile that battle is used like an example of bravery and heroism, and a. All the Chilean people who fiought isare considered a/ regarded as defenders of cChile, specially Arturo Prat, who is even ion the 10 000 pesos bill.

Countries are always capitalized. Again, I split the sentences into two to create a better flow.

Usually if a word begins with a vowel, you have to use "an". Though there are exceptions, for example, a university.