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What a stupid comment… Did you read the whole blog to understand why she mixes several aspects of different Spanish cultures in the introducing picture? It would make more sense if the pic had something to do with Belgium, Germany, Italy or any other country she has actually written about, but not Mexico, unless she is really known as Casiedilla for a Mexico-related experience which we do not know about.
Yes, we share the language, but definetely not the culture. I understand how there could be confusion. Here is an article I wrote explaining the background behind the Mexican theme. I hope this clears things up for you! And you did! I think many aspects of your experience would have been different if you had lived in Madrid, for example.
In Madrid, we mainly think about our own businesses, being so extremely friendly about your lost wallet as you describe is so surprising for me as was for you! As of course, saying hello to strange people in the street, in Madrid is a secure way to be clasified as a mad person! Another aspects, however, are common to Spanish culture as a whole, I agree.
For example, being able to spend many hours with friends without thinking that being drunk is mandatory, or speaking in a very direct even rude way; however, politically correct language is more and more commonly used in my view, at least in Madrid and among more or less cultivated and politically-concerned people.
Too bad! I mean it not only happens this kind of nice things with the bus driver, but also with my pharmacist, or the neighbors on all of the floors in my community. They even buy some food or trinkets to her. I know every people in all the nearby shops and sometimes I buy some stuff and pay for them later. You can also be friend of the street cleaner and chat with him or her for a while every day.
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Or with the lottery vendors in the kiosk or the street. My life in Madrid.. Reconozco esa puesta de sol, es la sierra del Castellar, en la que se encontraba un castillo arabe en Zafra , mi ciudad. Me alegro que mis paisanos de Fregenal te tratasen así de bien, espero que vuelvas pronto.
Pues tio, yo estuve 3 dias en NY y flipé con la gente. No sabía que eran tan cercanos. Hasta me hice una foto con dos policias de nueva york. Y el metro era brutal, la gente iba cantando al trabajo. It has been a pleasure to read this writing. I do not know why I have empathise with you this much, but really, what you share is a great piece of wisdom.
What you say is true, sharing and caring, family matters a lot, we enjoy so much Xmas or easter gatherings for the people. One thing to say, thing are different in bigger towns. I live on torrevieja in alicante and it is a Living in another country is amazing, I did it 10 years ago in Southampton UK for 9 months, but the experience does not resemble yours at all. A super read! Our nearest town in Almeria has 11k residents, but our village has less than Enjoy your next adventure xxx. Awesome post. I enjoyed it so much.
I had exactly the same experience, but the other way around, I moved out from Madrid to teach for 3 years in a town in southwest Iowa. And actually, my parents hometown is very close from Fregenal!!! Hola, Mister Gutierrez. Como se llama este pueblo de Iowa donde enseñaste? Yo enseño en un pueblo pequeño de Iowa aunque también he vivido en España — ya ves, mi marido es de Pamplona.