Thank you! Unfortunately, most just come plain without toppings. You might be able to ask for topping for an additional charge though. We've generally bought them from a place nearby and taken them home to eat. Then we put a sauce and veggies on them. Probably seen as a very American thing to do though 😂🤷🏼♂️
Awesome video ! Thanks for listening to my request 😎 Just curious, in areas like plaza mayor and Atocha… do you hear a good deal of English because of tourists? (I’m trying to figure out where to live, and I’m worried that I won’t get to practice my Spanish if I live in the center)
You're welcome! Thank you for the video idea! It was fun making it. As for looking where to live, there's definitely more English in the center as it's where more tourists are. It's also a bit more expensive. You will still be able to practice your Spanish though as most people still prefer to speak in Spanish. Around Atocha, there are some neighborhoods that are less. touristy, like Pacífico, Delicias, and Legazpi. Madrid is so well connected by Metro too that it's super easy and efficient to get to a lot places. When we first got here some neighborhoods seemed far away from the center, but in reality it's only a 15 minute metro ride.
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Thank you for this video !!
You're welcome! Thank you for watching!
Are there toppings available? Like tomatoes or a sauce? Great vid. thanks for showing
Thank you! Unfortunately, most just come plain without toppings. You might be able to ask for topping for an additional charge though.
We've generally bought them from a place nearby and taken them home to eat. Then we put a sauce and veggies on them. Probably seen as a very American thing to do though 😂🤷🏼♂️
Gracias por las recomendaciones! Hace poco estuve en New Orleans y el po boys reminded me of this food :)
De nada! Son muy parecidos a los po boys allí!
Awesome video ! Thanks for listening to my request 😎
Just curious, in areas like plaza mayor and Atocha… do you hear a good deal of English because of tourists? (I’m trying to figure out where to live, and I’m worried that I won’t get to practice my Spanish if I live in the center)
You're welcome! Thank you for the video idea! It was fun making it.
As for looking where to live, there's definitely more English in the center as it's where more tourists are. It's also a bit more expensive. You will still be able to practice your Spanish though as most people still prefer to speak in Spanish. Around Atocha, there are some neighborhoods that are less. touristy, like Pacífico, Delicias, and Legazpi.
Madrid is so well connected by Metro too that it's super easy and efficient to get to a lot places. When we first got here some neighborhoods seemed far away from the center, but in reality it's only a 15 minute metro ride.
Cool
Thanks for watching!