Yes you should tip of course. Everyone will be thankful for it. No matter what other people do or what would your boyfriend says they do you should do what you think it should be done. And if you are person who likes to tip and think it's a good thing always tip. I went to Italy I don't even know how many times and I always dip and was always greeted with a smile and thank you.
Haha that's so interesting to hear about the coffee culture. Whenever we move to our new home we didn't have internet and so I went to the coffee shop and use their Wi-Fi all week and just got a couple coffees a day and it was completely normal. Especially since each coffee was only about $6
A note: maybe it's not properly fair, but it'obvious (for us) that if you set down for coffee in CENTER of Rome, but as in all Italian historical centers, you will pay 15 to 25 euros. I think it happen all over around the world, if you take a coffee and set in front of the colosseum, or piazza navona, or if you do that in front of Wall Street (leaving aside the different concept of understanding the moment of taking coffee between different countries) it's quite normal that the charge its more espensive. But all over the rest of Rome every Bar (café, or coffee shop for foreigners) DON'T MAKE an extra payment for setting down drinking your coffee, cappuccino or piece of cake.
Yes, thank you! It makes sense now, but as an American for the first time in Rome that was so surprising! Hehe Sitting down for coffee in America is free and, as you said, the coffee culture is completely different, so it’s normal for Americans to sit down. So interesting ✨
I am coming to Rome for first as I got scholarship thanks for your information that might be helpful. I have also message you in Instagram. Thanks for making vlog really really going to help
Hi Maisha, It's going to be cheaper the further from the city center you get. I found it hard to find a landlord for shorter term rentals, especially as a foreigner, so I would use airbnb's a lot. Try to look for neighborhoods that are connected by train but not right in the center, if you're wanting something more affordable.
Unfortunately, I went to the US for Christmas and I haven't been able to get back to Italy since. 💔 As soon as I return, I would love to film some updates!
I'm staying home most of the time, but it seems pretty relaxed, other than the 6pm restaurant closures and 10pm curfew. It's very quiet with no tourists.
Lots of good examples! Luckily Brits don't tip excessively (nothing compared to Americans or Canadians) so that was an easier adjustment to make. I've never tipped a hairdresser before and find it surprising when Americans tip every time they get their hair cut, nails done or any other beauty treatment. Are the base prices for these services lower because there is an expectation that a tip will be added?
Isobel Rigg no girl, the prices aren’t lower! I think it’s just a cultural thing because it makes no sense! My cut and color would be $150 (already pricey) and then add 20% = $180. Too much hahaha and yeah, we tip like that for any beauty service. When I did makeup I was just paid hourly wage so when people tipped me it was fast cash in my pocket. It’s different in every work place but our service prices certainly aren’t low. I don’t know why we do this... haha 😂
@@AlyssaMaeFriend Yeah it's very strange to me. It also means that tipping loses its significance; if people tip for every service, every time, regardless of how good/bad/average it was, the whole meaning of tipping to show appreciation and reward great service is lost.
@@AlyssaMaeFriend$180 for a haircut is insane! I'm getting mine cut next week and already know it'll cost me £30 as the prices are listed on the website.
Isobel Rigg I’m getting mine cut next week too and they said it would be €50- I’m gonna try and be European with this and not tip! Haha I’ll let you know how it goes 🙈
Yes you should tip of course. Everyone will be thankful for it. No matter what other people do or what would your boyfriend says they do you should do what you think it should be done. And if you are person who likes to tip and think it's a good thing always tip. I went to Italy I don't even know how many times and I always dip and was always greeted with a smile and thank you.
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taking a bus is so funny, when you do get one it is so packed! just have to push on
Haha that's so interesting to hear about the coffee culture. Whenever we move to our new home we didn't have internet and so I went to the coffee shop and use their Wi-Fi all week and just got a couple coffees a day and it was completely normal. Especially since each coffee was only about $6
A note: maybe it's not properly fair, but it'obvious (for us) that if you set down for coffee in CENTER of Rome, but as in all Italian historical centers, you will pay 15 to 25 euros. I think it happen all over around the world, if you take a coffee and set in front of the colosseum, or piazza navona, or if you do that in front of Wall Street (leaving aside the different concept of understanding the moment of taking coffee between different countries) it's quite normal that the charge its more espensive.
But all over the rest of Rome every Bar (café, or coffee shop for foreigners) DON'T MAKE an extra payment for setting down drinking your coffee, cappuccino or piece of cake.
Yes, thank you! It makes sense now, but as an American for the first time in Rome that was so surprising! Hehe
Sitting down for coffee in America is free and, as you said, the coffee culture is completely different, so it’s normal for Americans to sit down. So interesting ✨
Please make videos on explore university or college. And which sim card we should buy. Hostel room for students. Etc
In the name of the hard workers of Rome I'll say: PLEASE DO TIP HEAVILY! Nobody will feel offended I assure you
I agree ❤️
I am coming to Rome for first as I got scholarship thanks for your information that might be helpful. I have also message you in Instagram. Thanks for making vlog really really going to help
Hi, can you tell us which are the cheap/affordable places to live in Rome? Especially low rent..
Hi Maisha, It's going to be cheaper the further from the city center you get. I found it hard to find a landlord for shorter term rentals, especially as a foreigner, so I would use airbnb's a lot. Try to look for neighborhoods that are connected by train but not right in the center, if you're wanting something more affordable.
Next month I will be there :D
In your view, Italy can be good choice for us?
@@mohammadfarahani2960 depends on many things and your lifestyle, expectations...
Hiii, what are the best areas to live in Rome?
Julieta Giuliani hi there! Depends on what you’re interested in. Trastevere, Monti, Prati are a few I really enjoy ☺️
Garbatella. EUR. Testaccio.
How is living in Rome now during covid?
Unfortunately, I went to the US for Christmas and I haven't been able to get back to Italy since. 💔 As soon as I return, I would love to film some updates!
How many years do you stay there now in Rome?
Hey, about 5 years on and off!
@@AlyssaMaeFriend are you immigrant there in Rome?
How is your stay there in Rome this pandemic?
I'm staying home most of the time, but it seems pretty relaxed, other than the 6pm restaurant closures and 10pm curfew. It's very quiet with no tourists.
@@AlyssaMaeFriend so how is your stay now there in Rome?
Hahah so accurate😂👌
Lots of good examples! Luckily Brits don't tip excessively (nothing compared to Americans or Canadians) so that was an easier adjustment to make. I've never tipped a hairdresser before and find it surprising when Americans tip every time they get their hair cut, nails done or any other beauty treatment. Are the base prices for these services lower because there is an expectation that a tip will be added?
Isobel Rigg no girl, the prices aren’t lower! I think it’s just a cultural thing because it makes no sense! My cut and color would be $150 (already pricey) and then add 20% = $180. Too much hahaha and yeah, we tip like that for any beauty service.
When I did makeup I was just paid hourly wage so when people tipped me it was fast cash in my pocket. It’s different in every work place but our service prices certainly aren’t low. I don’t know why we do this... haha 😂
@@AlyssaMaeFriend Yeah it's very strange to me. It also means that tipping loses its significance; if people tip for every service, every time, regardless of how good/bad/average it was, the whole meaning of tipping to show appreciation and reward great service is lost.
@@AlyssaMaeFriend$180 for a haircut is insane! I'm getting mine cut next week and already know it'll cost me £30 as the prices are listed on the website.
Isobel Rigg I’m getting mine cut next week too and they said it would be €50- I’m gonna try and be European with this and not tip! Haha I’ll let you know how it goes 🙈
So much bites of mosquito take care of your 😁😁😁
lol I know!
I can definitely relate on you 😄
They're rude and unorganized 😅
I hope I'll see you around here in rome hehe
What's your instagram
I'm not on insta these days, sorry about that!