It only looks less stressful because you're not a local and only come here when travelling or just for retirement and thus not having to work. if you had to work from 8 am to 2 pm or from 9 am to 5 pm like most locals, you would feel the stress too. It's like me saying that Paris life is less stressful just because I only have been there while doing tourism and not working. The Canary Islands are 100% stressful, like any other region of the European Union, for locals. I say it as a local myself, who has a regular job from 8 am to 2 pm.
What a great video. I live in Taiwan and I’m getting so tired of this rat race here. Island is super beautiful but real estate is so expensive and I spend like over half of the money I make on tiny apartment. Every time want to go downstairs, it takes me like five minutes to wait for the elevator which makes me not even wanting to leave home… thankfully I’m in addition to being Taiwanese, I’m also Estonian which would come handy when moving to Canary’s. As a matter of fact, I’ve never been to even mainland Spain but people keep telling me that it’s such a lovely place to live. Really makes me want to relocate.
@@jimcuchetto8552 take the university language program. They house you in Your own dorm room that looks great and have so many pretty Korean, Taiwanese and Japanese girls living around you. It’s also very affordable
Thanks for the video! I've decided to move there this summer. I've been changing my diet away from meat, quitting smoking & just generally heading toward healthier lifestyle. Canary Islands seems like the perfect place to spend a year.
! So pretty! Love how there's little (no?) edits/jump cuts and how you (She) doesn't blink a lot, as though you're well trained to be in front of the camera! Your English is great with a pleasant tone! Very informative
I was actually born in the canary islands but people end up assuming Im not canarian and think I don't know how to speak spanish. But little do they know I understand Spanish.
I was in a doctor's appointment and the doc said to me and my mom "How long have you guys been living in the Canary Islands?"(In Spanish) I responded with "My entire life" because I mean- thats technically true.
@@jameswalker6864 Most of my family are Irish with some of my dad's side being Welsh. (But the majority either reside in Ireland or are Irish. That sorta thing.) And I completely forgot I made this comment two years ago until now and now this comment feels feels slightly cringy baha! But what I was trying to say 2 years ago is that I was born in the Canaries from an Irish/Welsh family and Ive always lived here for my entire life. Which is why it can feel a bit frustraiting when some folks think Im a foreigner or anything like that.
Hello Thanks for sharing… i want to get retired in Canarias ( Gran Canaria or La Palma) somewhere i could paint with people in a « atelier » Hope i’ll find this paradise place
@@fruityeva_Eva He eva, I am watching your videos since ears, still you could not get the viewership, here is an idea... try a paid promotion of one video on youtube. this will increase subscribers and views as well.
So cool to meet another vegan fruitarian...seems we come to the same place! I'm a German-speaking American (US) seeking Irish citizenship and considering retiring in the Canary Islands. Thanks for your video...and safe travels to you! :) Danke sehr!
Nice video! Im planning to do an internship on one of the Canary islands. How did you find your apartment? Im struggling with finding one that's affordable for me .
Greetings from Connecticut, USA I enjoyed your vlog, great information. You have a sweet accent. Enjoy. How is the cost of living in Canary Islands. What are you studying there?
Can't wait to be able to leave UK. No one allowed to move, full lockdown atm. Tenerife is my favourite place in EU. I spend at least a few months a year there last few years. Cheap to travel, good internal public transport, the best weather. Excellent fruit. I like fruiteria Los agaves and the farmers markets
I've been offered a job in Gran Canaria, but I'm worried I wont be able to make friends there. You mention many events... Is there a facebook page or a website or something? Thank you!!
I am waiting for the pandemic measures to subside before moving to Spain, it's always been a dream for me to live there, and I guess now is the time :) I am potentially thinking of buying an apartment there too, but I am not decided on the exact location yet. I like. warm temperatures, so I think I would enjoy the climate. I am torn between Malaga/Alicante and the Canary Islands. I am a bit concerned about not living in the mainland. Do the Canaries get lonely in the winter ? I am seeing that it may be a good idea to buy an apartment there, because it gets you a better deal for your money. Would you recommend it? Or mainland is where you would live for longer periods? Thanks!
Thank you so much for your comment! :) I would say that it is a very personal decision. For some people the Canary Islands work way better than the South of Spain and the other way round. I personally would highly recommend to first rent an appartment in the Canary Islands and see if you like it. I prefer Canary islands because the winter is way less cold but you also maybe have less cultural opportunities than in the south of Spain. Much love, Eva :)
be careful about internet antennas everywhere on building roofs. Spanish people love to have internet antennas everywhere, I rented a flat a few weeks ago in Catalunia, walking in the street I saw antennas even on top of houses' roofs! You end up having a massive headache and cannot sleep nor think. Watch out for that.
Great question! :) I think it really depends which job you get. In the tourism industry I can imagine that German is extremely helpful. I would say German is helpful but not a must.☺️✌️
Thank you where is the best place to look online for an apartment like a studio or one bedroom where you have the place to yourself thank you for your content is great!
Hi, thank you so much!😊🌞 A great place is idealista. I found my former appartment there. Apart from that sometimes facebook groups Note: NEVER pay in advance! Some friends of me got scammed. Always pay after you see the apartment with your own eyes.✌
Hi, right now it's super relaxed. There are almost no restrictions. But this could change anytime. I hope not. Sending so much love to you in Australia.❤️❤️❤️
@@fruityeva_Eva I'm from Belgium. Also thinking about moving to the canary islands :) Fruit quality mostly sucks over here , but bananas , pears and apples are ok .
@@fruityeva_Eva oh great! do you have classes in english as well? i know there are said subjects to be conducted in english but i heard it’s sometimes different in reality
I think it depends what country you compare it to. I find it MUCH easier to stay raw vegan in the Canary Islands than for example Germany. Much better fruit and veggie quality. 😊🤙
Hello Eva, I am looking for a place to retire where the average daily year round temps are about 70 degrees Farenheit - how would you rate this place compared to other destinations with the same temps?
Hi Tim, thank you for your great comment!🤗 Frankly, it depends a lot on your personality and personal needs. Do you prefer nature or the city life. Do you like Latin American Culture or prefer other types of cultures. It's hard to give a black and white answer to that. I love the Canary Islands because of the great weather, culture and relatively close distance to Germany. They are also quite save but definitely not to compare with big cities such as Mexico City. Many wishes, Eva! :)
@@fruityeva_Eva What do you mean by Hispanic American culture? Spain brougth its culture to Hispanic America, so you must mean Spanish culture. The Canary Islands are a Spanish archipielago and thus have Spanish culture. You mean the religion, architecture, lifestyle, law and language of the Canaries? All of that came from the Spanish that conquered the islands in the XV century, not directly from Cubans or Puerto Ricans. While in the Canaries they have an accent relatively simlar to that of the Spansih spoken in Puerto Rico or Cuba, that is the consequence of the massive migration of Canary Islanders to the Caribbean in the XIX century, not vice versa. Cubans adopted the Spanish accent from Canarians, not vice versa. So I don't see any "Hispanic American culture". The Canaries are like, say, the Balearic islands in Spain, just another Spanish region but surrounded by beaches.
@@fruityeva_Eva Thanks for the response! Your channel has a general theme focused on health from what I could make out. There is a book called The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod and an FB group for it too, you may find something useful there to take your health to the next level!! 😊
To live long-term I would say yes. Buz I would recommend that for any country you want to live in long-term. Short term: You don't need to speak it. :)
They are the most beautiful islands but they need natural people there who can add to their island and not people that don’t appreciate it It’s not about what you take it’s about what you give Everyone talks about what they can get but not what they offer That’s why they are getting sick of us
Canary Islands is Spains first colony. Europeans have been trying redefine African Islands ( Madeira , Azores, Malta, Sicily, Mayotte, Reunion Island, Chagos Island ect ) as Europe to conform with the political order.
Good question. I can just speak from my experience: For what I've seen there is no real racism towarda black people. They are very LGTB friendly. But I'm white so maybe for me it's difficult to judge this. Much love!❤️
@@fruityeva_Eva goood i went to Berlin a long time ago in 2016 and it seemed to me like a normal industrial city to me hahahahahaha i liked more Vienna but yeah i would like to live in a smaller town but i would have to learn german hahahahahhaa
@@fruityeva_Eva but i think i would like to live in a central or south african country or a tropical island or beach ( more of a third world person hahahahaha but the future is tricky)
I live in the tropics & most people wear UVA & UVB protection (SPF Pa++++). Cancer is not worth the tan you’ll have for a few weeks. . Aging skin is not worth the tan you’ll have for a few weeks. Pale individuals who live with high UV ratings daily tend not to be as interested in tanning.
@@fruityeva_Eva it's when the inflection of the voice goes upward almost like a question. I didn't notice you spoke that way. Sounds like a monolingual person trying to troll. You speak very well.
@@jennraine Thank you soo much! :)) I understand now and I think that he's right actually. Often I speak like my sentences are questions. I try to change it haha. So much love to you!! :)
hello, thank you very much for this video,you are very beautiful.I would like to ask,for family with small children should i go to Tenerife or Grand canarian?Where is more safe for children and where are the most hospitals/clinics?
Hi, great question!😊🤞 I would highly recommend to try out both islands before you move there because both are quite different. And it's hard to know if you like it before you don't try it. I think both islands are quite safe for children. Both islands have good hospitals. Much love!😊🌞
I can reccommend linkedin and facebook for community and jobs. Houses or appartments: idealista or also facebook groups. for more I would pay for professional help, especially to deal with burocracy. Much love!☺✌
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I've visited the Canary Islands many times, would love to live there one day it's so much better than living in the stressful and very expensive UK
Do it! I believe in you!😊🌻
@@fruityeva_Eva thank you it's my life's ambition ☺️
@@mike9326 🌻🌻
It only looks less stressful because you're not a local and only come here when travelling or just for retirement and thus not having to work. if you had to work from 8 am to 2 pm or from 9 am to 5 pm like most locals, you would feel the stress too. It's like me saying that Paris life is less stressful just because I only have been there while doing tourism and not working. The Canary Islands are 100% stressful, like any other region of the European Union, for locals. I say it as a local myself, who has a regular job from 8 am to 2 pm.
@@jameswalker6864Tell them king
What a great video. I live in Taiwan and I’m getting so tired of this rat race here. Island is super beautiful but real estate is so expensive and I spend like over half of the money I make on tiny apartment. Every time want to go downstairs, it takes me like five minutes to wait for the elevator which makes me not even wanting to leave home… thankfully I’m in addition to being Taiwanese, I’m also Estonian which would come handy when moving to Canary’s.
As a matter of fact, I’ve never been to even mainland Spain but people keep telling me that it’s such a lovely place to live. Really makes me want to relocate.
So nice to hear from you.😊🌻 Thank you for your comment.✌
I can always recommend to visit the Canary Islands. Super diverse.😊🌻
I feel the same way I am retired. maybe there are rooms to rent or hostels as a transition.
@@jimcuchetto8552 take the university language program. They house you in Your own dorm room that looks great and have so many pretty Korean, Taiwanese and Japanese girls living around you.
It’s also very affordable
Thanks for the video! I've decided to move there this summer. I've been changing my diet away from meat, quitting smoking & just generally heading toward healthier lifestyle. Canary Islands seems like the perfect place to spend a year.
I'm so excited for you!!!🥰🥰🥰 The Canary Islands are so cute! I miss them already!!
Many wishes!😊🌞
good luck , hope it happens to me too :)
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! So pretty! Love how there's little (no?) edits/jump cuts and how you (She) doesn't blink a lot, as though you're well trained to be in front of the camera! Your English is great with a pleasant tone! Very informative
Thank youu!🥰
I was actually born in the canary islands but people end up assuming Im not canarian and think I don't know how to speak spanish.
But little do they know I understand Spanish.
I was in a doctor's appointment and the doc said to me and my mom "How long have you guys been living in the Canary Islands?"(In Spanish)
I responded with "My entire life" because I mean- thats technically true.
That's the best when you can understand others without them assuming it.😂😂🤞
@@fruityeva_Eva
My family isnt biologically Canarian but I am since I was born there.
@@9ightdreamer If you are not biologically Spanish, where are your roots from? From North Europe? From Asia?
@@jameswalker6864
Most of my family are Irish with some of my dad's side being Welsh. (But the majority either reside in Ireland or are Irish. That sorta thing.)
And I completely forgot I made this comment two years ago until now and now this comment feels feels slightly cringy baha!
But what I was trying to say 2 years ago is that I was born in the Canaries from an Irish/Welsh family and Ive always lived here for my entire life.
Which is why it can feel a bit frustraiting when some folks think Im a foreigner or anything like that.
Hello Thanks for sharing… i want to get retired in Canarias ( Gran Canaria or La Palma) somewhere i could paint with people in a « atelier » Hope i’ll find this paradise place
Amazing! Good luck with that!😊🌻
Du hast einige meiner aktuellen Gedanken zu dem Thema aufgegriffen und mir dazu Input gegeben. Vielen Dank dafuer =)
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Good video, I'm glad to see that people still upload this good stuff in here
Thank you so much!❤️❤️
It's great to record video without editing, even big youtubers don't/can't do that 👍
Thank you so much!
@@fruityeva_Eva He eva, I am watching your videos since ears, still you could not get the viewership, here is an idea... try a paid promotion of one video on youtube. this will increase subscribers and views as well.
hahahaha *years 😜
@@zulfiqarlaghari5013 Hi Zulfiqar, thank you so much for your comment! So nice! :) So many wishes, Eva.
So cool to meet another vegan fruitarian...seems we come to the same place! I'm a German-speaking American (US) seeking Irish citizenship and considering retiring in the Canary Islands. Thanks for your video...and safe travels to you! :) Danke sehr!
Thank you so much!♥️
Hi Iva! I now live in Tenerife so I found your video super interesting! Amazing video - keep creating :)
Thank you!!♥♥
I'll be moving there in July!
Nice video! Im planning to do an internship on one of the Canary islands. How did you find your apartment? Im struggling with finding one that's affordable for me .
Via Erasmus groups. Go to facebook and search for Erasmus of digital nomad groups.
Ah ok thank u! Thats a great idea :)
Greetings from Connecticut, USA
I enjoyed your vlog, great information.
You have a sweet accent.
Enjoy.
How is the cost of living in Canary Islands.
What are you studying there?
Thank you so much and the cost is average European I would say. I study anthropology and language.😊🌻
Can't wait to be able to leave UK. No one allowed to move, full lockdown atm. Tenerife is my favourite place in EU. I spend at least a few months a year there last few years. Cheap to travel, good internal public transport, the best weather. Excellent fruit. I like fruiteria Los agaves and the farmers markets
So nice!🤗🤗👍🌞
Now, go and live the life, you deserve it. If possible, dont come back, just travel
Great video, I’m interested in retiring in the Canary Islands.
I've been offered a job in Gran Canaria, but I'm worried I wont be able to make friends there. You mention many events... Is there a facebook page or a website or something? Thank you!!
Yes. Go to facebook "digital nomads gran canaria" they have a slack group and have tons of events always.😊💞
And congratulations for your job!💞
You will make friends! Find an Irish bar and join a basketball team! Go for it!
Now the fruit market :) Thank you so much for the vidéo!
Karolina and Abel
😂😂😂💗by the way, I show a lot more on my instagram: for daily updates: it's fruityeva
@@fruityeva_Eva Jumping there right now! :)
Really curious about the Canary Islands. I'll subscribe. :D
Thank you!
I am waiting for the pandemic measures to subside before moving to Spain, it's always been a dream for me to live there, and I guess now is the time :) I am potentially thinking of buying an apartment there too, but I am not decided on the exact location yet. I like. warm temperatures, so I think I would enjoy the climate. I am torn between Malaga/Alicante and the Canary Islands. I am a bit concerned about not living in the mainland. Do the Canaries get lonely in the winter ? I am seeing that it may be a good idea to buy an apartment there, because it gets you a better deal for your money. Would you recommend it? Or mainland is where you would live for longer periods? Thanks!
Thank you so much for your comment! :) I would say that it is a very personal decision. For some people the Canary Islands work way better than the South of Spain and the other way round. I personally would highly recommend to first rent an appartment in the Canary Islands and see if you like it. I prefer Canary islands because the winter is way less cold but you also maybe have less cultural opportunities than in the south of Spain. Much love, Eva :)
be careful about internet antennas everywhere on building roofs. Spanish people love to have internet antennas everywhere, I rented a flat a few weeks ago in Catalunia, walking in the street I saw antennas even on top of houses' roofs! You end up having a massive headache and cannot sleep nor think. Watch out for that.
How did you decide in the end?
thank you , i've heard that German language on Canaries is almost as important as Spanish , for finding job . What can you say? :)
Great question! :) I think it really depends which job you get. In the tourism industry I can imagine that German is extremely helpful. I would say German is helpful but not a must.☺️✌️
@@fruityeva_Eva thank you! my friend lives on GC , he's so confident about Germ lang , i feel something is not clear here )))
Thank you where is the best place to look online for an apartment like a studio or one bedroom where you have the place to yourself thank you for your content is great!
Hi, thank you so much!😊🌞 A great place is idealista. I found my former appartment there. Apart from that sometimes facebook groups
Note: NEVER pay in advance! Some friends of me got scammed. Always pay after you see the apartment with your own eyes.✌
Canary island is beautiful like my grandmother from puerto rico and liking look hawaii including Bahamas.
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Excellent review - thanks!
Thank you!😊🌻
Hello just wondering how things are at the moment with restrictions and that I'm in Australia things are not good at the moment.
Hi, right now it's super relaxed. There are almost no restrictions. But this could change anytime. I hope not. Sending so much love to you in Australia.❤️❤️❤️
@@fruityeva_Eva thank you hopefully next year I can make a move yes hope it doesnt Change ..💜
are you living now in Tenerife ?
Currently in Germany. But I plan to go to the Canry Islands in November. Probably Gran Canaria.☺✌
Nice video. How is the fruit over there and are the prices somewhat affordable? :)
Good and for a German person yes.🤗✌ depends probably which country you're from.
@@fruityeva_Eva I'm from Belgium. Also thinking about moving to the canary islands :) Fruit quality mostly sucks over here , but bananas , pears and apples are ok .
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it resembles southern California, Usa beaches there
☺☺🌞
Great video! How is nightlife in Las Palmas? Thank you
With the covid situation not soo good but without covid I think it is amazing!
Hi! I might be going there next semester to the same university and I was wondering if you could say more about it? May I ask what you study?
So cool!🥰I study languages.😊✌ I like the university. It's a nice campus and Las Palmas is a great city with amazing climate!
@@fruityeva_Eva oh great! do you have classes in english as well? i know there are said subjects to be conducted in english but i heard it’s sometimes different in reality
@@emila4779 Yes, I have :)
Is it easy to stay raw vegan on the Canary Islands?
I think it depends what country you compare it to. I find it MUCH easier to stay raw vegan in the Canary Islands than for example Germany. Much better fruit and veggie quality. 😊🤙
amazing video. Vielen Dank!!!
Danke dir!😊✌
Enjoyable video. Thanks
Thank you!🤞
Hello Eva, I am looking for a place to retire where the average daily year round temps are about 70 degrees Farenheit - how would you rate this place compared to other destinations with the same temps?
Hi Tim, thank you for your great comment!🤗 Frankly, it depends a lot on your personality and personal needs. Do you prefer nature or the city life. Do you like Latin American Culture or prefer other types of cultures. It's hard to give a black and white answer to that. I love the Canary Islands because of the great weather, culture and relatively close distance to Germany. They are also quite save but definitely not to compare with big cities such as Mexico City. Many wishes, Eva! :)
@@fruityeva_Eva What do you mean by Hispanic American culture? Spain brougth its culture to Hispanic America, so you must mean Spanish culture. The Canary Islands are a Spanish archipielago and thus have Spanish culture. You mean the religion, architecture, lifestyle, law and language of the Canaries? All of that came from the Spanish that conquered the islands in the XV century, not directly from Cubans or Puerto Ricans. While in the Canaries they have an accent relatively simlar to that of the Spansih spoken in Puerto Rico or Cuba, that is the consequence of the massive migration of Canary Islanders to the Caribbean in the XIX century, not vice versa. Cubans adopted the Spanish accent from Canarians, not vice versa. So I don't see any "Hispanic American culture". The Canaries are like, say, the Balearic islands in Spain, just another Spanish region but surrounded by beaches.
How are the universities on the canary islands for doing a master's degree? Also how is the internet connectivity over there?
Internet depends on the appartment but generally good.🤞
master I don't know, I do my bachelor.
Much love!😊💃♥
@@fruityeva_Eva Thanks for the response! Your channel has a general theme focused on health from what I could make out. There is a book called The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod and an FB group for it too, you may find something useful there to take your health to the next level!! 😊
@@algorithmicsapien You are so nice! I will check it out! Thank you so much!😊
Would you say it’s important to speak fluent Spanish to live there?
To live long-term I would say yes. Buz I would recommend that for any country you want to live in long-term. Short term: You don't need to speak it. :)
They are the most beautiful islands but they need natural people there who can add to their island and not people that don’t appreciate it
It’s not about what you take it’s about what you give
Everyone talks about what they can get but not what they offer
That’s why they are getting sick of us
I agree🫶🏻
beautiful wow!
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Planning to do my minor there. How is the European University on Tenerife? Great vid thanks!
Nice! I don't know sorry, I went to the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.🤞Not Tenerife.
Hello Michael here Eva you look very nice will be visit in winter hope to meet you to show me around
Thanks. I won‘t show you around. I don‘t know you.
Hello, I am Moroccan are there any opportunities there for me I work in travel and hospitality industry
The unemployment rate is high in the Canary Islands. You might get lucky! Check out linkedin. Good luck! 😊
@@fruityeva_Eva thank you so much for your reply! I appreciate it 😇🙏
Thank you and many wishes! I believe in you!☺️🌞🙏
Why are they next to Africa but belong to Spain? 🤔
Good question! Probably because Spain used the Canary islands as a stop to South America during colonialism.✌
Because Spain brutalized, genocided, enslaved and colonized the native Guanche people.
Canary Islands is Spains first colony. Europeans have been trying redefine African Islands ( Madeira , Azores, Malta, Sicily, Mayotte, Reunion Island, Chagos Island ect ) as Europe to conform with the political order.
Hi , I just wanted to know if there’s racism there ? Towards black people because I want to go there next year
Good question. I can just speak from my experience: For what I've seen there is no real racism towarda black people. They are very LGTB friendly. But I'm white so maybe for me it's difficult to judge this. Much love!❤️
“Si me querei irse!!”
Nice sister!
Thanks bro!:)
Have you been to Malaga ?
Yes. Love it!
@@fruityeva_Eva nice deff plan too visit as covid goes away
@@BossChronicles Do it for sure!♥🤗
Greetings from Connecticut, US
I have visited Malaga 3 times. Fell in love with the place. Andalucia is the most loveable place in Spain, I think.
culture and ways of living resumes in traditional music hahahahahaha i like more german and celtic music so if i go to europe i would go there
😂😂❤Cool! I can recommend Berlin!
@@fruityeva_Eva goood i went to Berlin a long time ago in 2016 and it seemed to me like a normal industrial city to me hahahahahaha i liked more Vienna but yeah i would like to live in a smaller town but i would have to learn german hahahahahhaa
@@fruityeva_Eva but i think i would like to live in a central or south african country or a tropical island or beach ( more of a third world person hahahahaha but the future is tricky)
@@Deliciasdelahumanity Vienna is beautiful! Many wishes! :)
why arent you still tan?
😂😂good question.
I live in the tropics & most people wear UVA & UVB protection (SPF Pa++++).
Cancer is not worth the tan you’ll have for a few weeks. .
Aging skin is not worth the tan you’ll have for a few weeks.
Pale individuals who live with high UV ratings daily tend not to be as interested in tanning.
U are beautiful
Thank you Anton! :)
@@fruityeva_Eva I've been fuert and lanza 4 times love it out there still out there now ? X
@@antonlevii6426 So nice! No, I'm in Thailand right now. :)
@@fruityeva_Eva wow 👌 👏 😍 do u have Snapchat x
@@antonlevii6426 No, but instagram: Fruityeva haha
A whole lot of uptalk? Which is excruciating to listen to? Please stop it?
what is uptalk?🤞
lol
How many languages do you speak? If it bothered you that much, maybe change to another video.
@@fruityeva_Eva it's when the inflection of the voice goes upward almost like a question. I didn't notice you spoke that way. Sounds like a monolingual person trying to troll. You speak very well.
@@jennraine Thank you soo much! :)) I understand now and I think that he's right actually. Often I speak like my sentences are questions. I try to change it haha. So much love to you!! :)
So politically-correct, hence boring, as was to be expected...
hello, thank you very much for this video,you are very beautiful.I would like to ask,for family with small children should i go to Tenerife or Grand canarian?Where is more safe for children and where are the most hospitals/clinics?
Hi, great question!😊🤞 I would highly recommend to try out both islands before you move there because both are quite different. And it's hard to know if you like it before you don't try it. I think both islands are quite safe for children. Both islands have good hospitals. Much love!😊🌞
I am an icelandic citizen what do i need to do to apply to live in tenerife? 🥲 and also what site can i find jobs or houses?
I can reccommend linkedin and facebook for community and jobs. Houses or appartments: idealista or also facebook groups. for more I would pay for professional help, especially to deal with burocracy. Much love!☺✌
Icelandic citizens are allowed to live and work in Spain, just as EU citizens.