I loved that you didn’t trim your video but sped it up when walking from metro to cafe. Nice touch for someone like me who is trying to see what everyday feels like.
Nice. I am madrileño. And i am very interested in the cofee you show us in this video. Where is it? Thanks and congratulations for the video and your channel in YT.!! 😁
Hey Sayda! Thank you so much☺️❤️ I’m actually working as a freelance UX designer for an American company and I give online English classes for supplemental income. I did the aux program for 2 years, then did a masters program, then did pareja de hecho with my partner which let me get a 5 year residency card (to legally live and work in Spain). While you’re here aupairing you can start looking into jobs and ask for visa sponsorship, but tbh it’s hard to do because it’s expensive for companies and there’s a lot of paperwork. But you could look into the “auxiliar de conversación” program and/or take Spanish classes and/or do a masters and/or try and get the freelance visa if you have enough freelance work. Check out the blog and instagram “Spanish is the milk.” She’s an American with a lot of helpful info (even if you’re not from the US)!
@@Claire__Quinn Thank you so much for the information! I am trying to do some English tutoring / teaching while I'm there to get my foot in the door for a potential longer-term opportunity! Having a freelance or remote job would be ideal though! I just graduated with a degree in Graphic Design actually! But it's hard to find a position that is freelance and not just remote! Thanks again for the suggestion!
@@Claire__Quinn hey I’m in the aux program now and renewing for a second year bc I don’t want to leave! I was looking at masters programs in Spain. Did you do yours in Madrid?
@@elisabeths9745 Hey I did mine in BCN! I recommend staying in the same region tho because switching regions was a headache and I've heard that a lot of people get denied when trying. If you do go that route, make sure you get a letter from your current boss saying how the masters program is related to your current job. I've heard of people getting rejected for not having that.
So much fun!!!! I can’t wait to go back to Madrid.
Eres encantadora Claire. Es de admirar el dominio que tienes hablando español.
I live in Madrid too,a great comunity.
I loved that you didn’t trim your video but sped it up when walking from metro to cafe. Nice touch for someone like me who is trying to see what everyday feels like.
Thanks for the feedback! I'm glad ☺
Wow, this is so good! I love the editing.
Thanks Justin!❤️❤️❤️
muy bueno lo de comer algo de madrugada 🤣
LOL! I try to avoid Sol at all cost myself...I will admit there are a few gems in the area. 😃
Hahaha same, I think my wording was a bit harsh pero bueno 😂
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Nice. I am madrileño. And i am very interested in the cofee you show us in this video. Where is it? Thanks and congratulations for the video and your channel in YT.!! 😁
Thanks!😃 The coffee shop is in sol. The address is: Calle del Marqués Viudo de Pontejos, 1
@@Claire__Quinn Great. Thanks Claire. Have a good Sunday
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Lo prefiero cuando hablas en español. Te puedo entender todo que dices en español. ¡Me ayuda aprender español!
Jijiji lo tendré en cuenta para el próximo vídeo! 🥳
Café y cigarrillo, muñequito de barro...‼️😆😆😆😆
joder que bien te desenvuelves con el español, da gusto oirte!
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Comentario 40, me ha gustado el vídeo
Love your content so much!
Hey Sayda! Thank you so much☺️❤️ I’m actually working as a freelance UX designer for an American company and I give online English classes for supplemental income. I did the aux program for 2 years, then did a masters program, then did pareja de hecho with my partner which let me get a 5 year residency card (to legally live and work in Spain). While you’re here aupairing you can start looking into jobs and ask for visa sponsorship, but tbh it’s hard to do because it’s expensive for companies and there’s a lot of paperwork. But you could look into the “auxiliar de conversación” program and/or take Spanish classes and/or do a masters and/or try and get the freelance visa if you have enough freelance work. Check out the blog and instagram “Spanish is the milk.” She’s an American with a lot of helpful info (even if you’re not from the US)!
@@Claire__Quinn Thank you so much for the information! I am trying to do some English tutoring / teaching while I'm there to get my foot in the door for a potential longer-term opportunity! Having a freelance or remote job would be ideal though! I just graduated with a degree in Graphic Design actually! But it's hard to find a position that is freelance and not just remote! Thanks again for the suggestion!
@@SaydaJaycee Hey I hope your move went well! If you are looking to give English classes I recommend posting an ad on tusclasesparticulares :)
@@Claire__Quinn hey I’m in the aux program now and renewing for a second year bc I don’t want to leave! I was looking at masters programs in Spain. Did you do yours in Madrid?
@@elisabeths9745 Hey I did mine in BCN! I recommend staying in the same region tho because switching regions was a headache and I've heard that a lot of people get denied when trying. If you do go that route, make sure you get a letter from your current boss saying how the masters program is related to your current job. I've heard of people getting rejected for not having that.
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My life number one football club
Galacticos Hala Madrid~💋🇪🇸🇪🇸
@2:44, my personal thought," Ain't nothing hot after living in Phoenix for 5 summers 🤣". Great vid btw
HAHA I could never! I hate the heat 😅and thanks, I'm glad you liked it
@@Claire__Quinn Used to play futbol/football/soccer, in 110 degree weather lmfaooo
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Wait, was that last "one last stop" comment and the thrusting French fry supposed to symbolize sex? 🤮
Lmao no
Thrusting French fry??😂😂
Madre de dios...
Cada dia me pareces mas agradable xd