Finally! It is here! I have been working on this for awhile and now my ultimate guide to Valencia is available for purchase: 📖 Discover Valencia: Your Essential Guide to Living and Loving Life in Spain payhip.com/b/DKdBS If you are traveling to Valencia as a tourist or relocating here this guide will really help you navigate. It has 85 pages of useful information, stunning images and clickable links (digital guide)
Thank you for this fun video ! I am amazed by the amount of Americans I observe who just start ordering what they want in English without even checking if the barista or sales person understands English (often they do not understand) as if they are in the United States. Seriously, they don't even bother to say hello in Spanish. They walk in and say "Hi, can I get a latte with lowfat milk, some cinnamon and some...." while the barista just stares at them nodding their head.Cringe. My Spanish isn't great, but I do my best. Sometimes I struggle a bit in Spanish and then the sales people who do know English start speaking to me in English but I continue to try in Spanish because my plan is to live here and be able to speak to people in their language. One time, I barely opened my mouth and the waiter asked "where are you from?"., I said "Belgium" and he replied "so English is good for you then" and he continued in Englsih -LOL! I'm surprised that it is filled with far more tourists and expats than I expected it would be. I absolutely agree that the green spaces here are amazing, it's one of my favourite aspects so far. I love sitting on a bench in the shade, listening to the various types of birds, feeling the breeze. I didn't expect it to be so hot and humid in June, but from what Valencianos have told me, they don't seem to be used to it being so hot and humid in June either. But luckily there is a lot of shade to be found and there is almost always a refreshing breeze. I love this city, it's beautiful, the people are friendly, the prices are reasonable...
A Spaniard here. - Coffe. Nailed it. - Hours: Nailed it. - Late: If you are meeting in a public place be on time. If you are visiting somebody's home never ever arrive before and a bit , just a bit after will be totally acceptable. I'd say 5, 10 minutes tops but definitely not 30 min. Arriving just on the dot feels a bit creepy, like you were waiting outside looking at your watch doing a countdown to ring the bell. - Drinking: we drink low % alcohol like wine and beer sort of as a soft drink rather than "alcohol". We don't drink it to get drunk. - Don't generalize: true anywhere in the world. - Celebrity names: kind of true. Reason being many of us don't speak English. Gradually changing. - Paella: heavy dishes need a long digestion. Our main meal is lunch time. Since we have dinner late, you'd go to bed feeling stuffed. Not good.
No tienen Mucha hambre entre desauno y la comida a las 1 o 2 y much hambre entre la comida en medio del dia y la comida en la noche? Porque los Americanos no somos acostumbrados a Tanta's horas sin comer. Y Ustedes comen poquito en la mañana.
@@morganmadison366 Specialy in Valencia we have a lot more lunch times: 7-8am Desayuno (early breakfast), usually a coffe and a toast. 11am Almuerzo (breakfast), usually a bocadillo and is more typical in Valencia than in other areas, 14pm Comida (lunch), the paella one or arroz al horno or any big lunch you prefer, 17h merienda (Snack) another little bocadillo, sandwich... something little and 21h cena (dinner), the second big lunch of the day and as Antoanetta said: NEVER PAELLA 🤣 Pizza, hamburguer, meat, fish.. all is allowed minus rice or pasta. In all of them except early breakfast you are allowed to drink beer 🤣 Most times a lot of them (including early breackfast) ends with a Carajillo (coffee with a touch of high grade alcohol) but not all people take this.
Los españoles tenemos tendencia a españolizar palabras inglesas al pronunciarlas pero eso es inevitable pues sabido es que los sonidos, a iguales letras, no son iguales en ambos idiomas. Pero en inglés pasa exactamente igual cuando pronuncian palabras castellanas como California, Los Ángeles (dicen los anyeles), chorizo (choriso), paella (paela), etc. Por otra parte, cuidado con la puntualidad. En realidad sí esta muy mal visto ser impuntual en asuntos de trabajo (es algo serio) o cuando quedas con una sola persona. En cambio es cierto que en citas más informales o de ocio o cuando quedas con grupos numerosos, por ejemplo cuando quedas en un bar con amigos para ver por ejemplo un partido o cuando quedas con muchos para un cumpleaños, la puntualidad se relaja algo y se da un margen de cortesía (no se ve mal llegar 5 minutos tarde o más porque se sobrentiende que no has dejado solo a alguien y que hay tiempo para verse). Ocurre que los turistas y extranjeros, generalmente sólo experimentan el segundo caso con nosotros. Ah, y los españoles presumimos de ser diferentes entre nosotros pero eso es solo como forma de autoafirmación territorial. Realmente no lo somos casi más allá de acentos. La idiosincrasia es la misma. Yo soy castellano y no creo realmente ser diferente en lo esencial a otros españoles. Saludos.
Yo tampoco he oído decir a nadie llamando Miguel a Michael, de hecho los nombres propios se respetan, esta tía intenta explicar cómo es España y la caga, este tipo de detalles son con los que se queda la gente, una vez discutí con un mexicano que estaba convencido que a Peter Parker le llamábamos Pedro Márquez Así se crean las confusiones sobre un país, en resumen lo ha intentado y lo que consigue es todo lo contrario, en mi opinión este tipo de videos sobran
One time, after a five hour drive along the small coastal roads from Torrevieja to Valencia, and two hours walking in Turia Park, being 4pm in August and having not had lunch, we found a restaurant where the guys were happy to make us paella, and with a cold beer we were so happy, it was so delicious and we were ready for our highway drive back to Torrevieja.
@@elcapitan9371 Yeah, I thought of that after my comment, and now I think it was even later in the day and still siesta as there was nobody open and nobody on the streets. We were lucky to find these guys on our way back to our car and maybe they weren't actually open but made us paella when we told them we were driving back to Torrevieja and hadn't eaten all day. We were the only one's in the place. It's been nine years and I just remember what really great guys they were.
I have lived almost all my life in Valencia, and I have never heard Michael Jackson called "Miguel Jackson". Elon Musk is usually pronounced the same as in English. It's possible that some older people, not tech-savvy, might mispronounce Musk, but it's not the norm. There are some quite blunt differences in some customs, depending on the region you live in, and that influences meal times among other things. Although abroad Spain is seen as a uniform nation, it is more like several nations rolled into one. Flamenco is not typical of Spain, but of Andalusia. You will see tablaos flamencos in places like Valencia, but partly as a demand for tourists mainly. The demand generates the business. But it is as absurd as going to New York expecting to find a country music concert as if it were typical of New York.
Me encanta todos tus vídeos 💯. Has nombrado 5 idiomas de España y no has nombrado el Valenciano y si el Catalán. Al los Valencianos nos molesta mucho y es un tema caliente de hace décadas que es mejor no tocar. Esperando ver nuevos e interesantes vídeos tuyos. ❤❤
Es un tema caliente por política porque academicamente y linguisticamente no hay debate. Son el mismo idioma. Sería como si mencionara el castellano y el andaluz. No se hablan igual pero el diccionario es el mismo :)
The local traditions are sacred. Punctuality is greatly appreciated but there is some leeway regarding arrival time... 10 minutes lateness is fine, otherwise it is advisable to give the person a ring or people you are about to meet. Arriving +20 minutes late is neither kind nor respectful, although it may happen every now and then, especially in major cities like Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Seville, etc.
So what you are saying contradicts what Spaniards would tell you. I rarely arrive more than 5 minutes late or ring if I am going to be late for any reason, so do most of my friends. ... Your statement feels like .... kind of foreign national knowing local traditions better than locals or as some Spaniards would put it "ser mas papista que el Papa". Local traditions are very diverse in Spain from the North to the South, from the East to the West. Get used to it or you will be codenmed to replicate national-flag stereotypes or perhaps become a internet troll.
Well looks like I already made this big food faux pas in Valencia as a Tourist 3yrs ago when I had paella for dinner in a Restaurant (and it was late, 9pm. think it took a good 35 minutes + before it was ready). I grew up on Jamaican Rice & Peas so paella is not a heavy dish for me but it’s the closest Spanish meal that most meat eating West Indians will appreciate 🍽️
Antoanetta, has olvidado un idioma local importante, se llama VALENCIANO! Lo hablamos en Comunidad Valenciana y esto una parte de nuestro orgullo! Apropósito :en USA tampoco hablan y pronuncian todas palabras y nombres de igual manera.
I am from Colorado . It is customary in our familia to schedule parties and expect familia to show up late. When my husband and I went to Norway last year for three months I had to make sure I was on time or early if we were invited somewhere. Normal for us is to start our parties is within half an hour up to an hour after it has been planned. My familia is Sephardic Jew and we have been in the USA since the 1492 and the 1500's.
En esa fecha España expulso a judíos sefardíes mi primer apellido proviene de las islas Baleares de una familia judía que se pasó al cristianismo sobre el 1440
1. Love the coffee tip. Came across a tourist once who seemed to be with Spanish friends, moaning about how his coffee was going to be made. I put him right to the relief of his friends.."the coffee is good here, man. "... you're very beautiful btw hope you don't mind me saying.
se nota que le has puesto mucha sensibilidad al hacer el video y eso muestra el cariño y el respeto que tienes. Hay un par de inexactitudes pero tiene tanta importancia lo anterior que me da igual. Un abrazo muy muy fuerte
I've never heard anyone saying Miguel Jackson ever. And With Elon Musk, some people say M(uh)sk, but most times, and the regular thing is to pronounce M(ah)sk. And I am literally fed up about hearing of arriving late in Spain is normal. It is not, at least in Catalonia where I am from. You must be punctual to your job or any kind of appointments, even I must say, you must arrive 10 minuts earlier for example to the doctor, bank, job, cinema, etc. And with friends, sorry, but If I say "come at 20h" I expect them to come between 19:50 and 20:10. 10 minuts earlier or late it's OK but nothing else. Being late in my surroundings and with my relatives and friends is considered rude and very disrespectful.
I like the lunch & dinner hours. I'm a late night person & don't wake up early. My breakfast & lunch is togather after 12 & dinner is always after 7 or 8pm.
Hey! Thank you for your videos. Love the way you put them together. I’m going to Valencia in 1.5 weeks. We have 3 kids under 3. Should we get a car or just use public transport? We’re staying in el Carmen
Hungry at 6pm? Go to a taberna, where you can get tapas and maybe sandwiches. Also, fast-food places will be always open, my favorite is Pans & Company.
I am Catalan, and the "independence movement" is basically made up of people from rural areas, in urban and industrial areas, people feel Catalan and also Spanish. Now, the "independence movement" is in decline, since many of his followers are over 70 years old and in a few years, they will no longer be around.
hola..que tal??? me gustan tus videos...pero he de decir que aunque cada region tiene su comida tipica que es exclusiva de esa zona o algo tipico...sucede que en otras partes de españa la conocen y les gusta..por ejemplo; todo el mundo sabe que la paella es de valencia pero puedes comer paella en casi cualquier parte de españa...igual pasa con el flamenco...es de andalucia..mas concretamente de Jerez de la Frontera,mi ciudad....pero por toda españa hay quien le gusta el flamenco mas incluso que a algunos andaluces.. antonanetta su diminutivo en español es Toñi....saludos toñi😎
To agree the meeting time and intentionally come late - is not it ridiculous? What is the point of agreeing for 20:00, if are are coming at 20:30? Why not to agree for 20:30 and not to come on time? Really strange!
Hola sñta, 🤗🖐️ ANTOANETTA... Me dirijo a usted porque me encantan sus vídeos ,así cómo esté en el que tengo la oportunidad de entender lo que dice atraves de los subtítulos..... Me gustaría pedirle que me hiciera el favor , ii sí !! estuviera en sus manos, de hacer lo posible para poder acceder a los subtítulos en español de sus vídeos ,ya que desgraciadamente no se su precioso idioma, y además en algún vídeo suyo en el que habla en inglés ..... El idioma del subtítulo también es en inglés. Muchas gracias 🎉 atentamente un seguidor y admirador suyo.....🙄😏 Juan
Eating dinner at 20:00? That's early for us Spanish. I never ate dinner before 22:00 unless somebody forced me to do so or I was sick or some extraordinary situation. In Barcelona I don't think anybody eats dinner before 21:00 unless you are a tourist with those crazy european/american baby eating times.
The whole language question can be fraught with political implications and not necessarily linguistic considerations. Quite obviously, Euskara is not a Romance language, but most of the languages in Spain are and the linguistic differences between them are not as sharp as that between Basque and the other languages. Probably best to avoid the subject except with those who are willing to discuss the topic from a scientific point of view.
I am in Madrid and you can eat anytime you want at VIMS. It is like Denny’s with higher quality food. Try the “Los Angeles” salad when you get tired of that nasty ham the Spanish are so proud of…LOL. Now if you want coffee before 0800, you need to be prepared to make it yourself.
In other words, try to integrate or adapt yourself into the local culture and norms, rather than be an observer, don't expect things to be like they are wherever you originate from.... applies to any country you may visit.
Never expect anything to get done quickly. Assume flies have been on every pre prepared tapa you see. Expect a phone call from the police telling you that you have been denounced by a local, for something you havent done. Youre guilty until proved innocent. Everyone watches Real Madrid or Barcelona. No other teams exist. Expect the driver behind you to be about 3 feet from your car whilst travelling at 70 mph. Drive on the outside lane only around a roundabout. The inside lane is only for people who are lost and drive round and round in a circle. Never expect life to be fair as a foreigner living in Spain. Youre not Spanish, never will be, and will be treated as such. Get over it.
El idioma Vasco que tiene de misterioso? No es Europeo,Asiático tampoco y de América dudo que viniera...pues será Africano o de Oriente Medio o Caucásico....eso de que el idioma Vasco es misterioso es marketing jejejejeje y bueno a los Vasco les gusta creerse que tienen un linaje elfico y como han tenido un pasado violento,pues se les deja a su rollo.
Pareces extraterrestre por tus explicaciones. Desde luego no sabes nada de los vascos y tampoco entiendes el castellano. En cuanto al euskera, la lengua de los vascos, es una de las más antiguas del mundo , no tiene familia , y su origen está en el País Vasco. No ha sido traída por nadie.
@@edurvevtx7319 que parte de el Euskera NO ES un idioma Indoeuropeo no has entendido???? Si no tiene raíces Europeas como cojones va a tener su origen en España? En fin que analfabeto funcional y nadie ha dicho que no sea antiguo de dicho que no es Europeo y punto.
Finally! It is here! I have been working on this for awhile and now my ultimate guide to Valencia is available for purchase:
📖 Discover Valencia: Your Essential Guide to Living and Loving Life in Spain
payhip.com/b/DKdBS
If you are traveling to Valencia as a tourist or relocating here this guide will really help you navigate. It has 85 pages of useful information, stunning images and clickable links (digital guide)
How order coffee like that? 😂😂😂😂😂
Doble expresso just that 😂
I don't know who you are with, but I'm Spanish, and I don't wait 30 minutes for anyone
In Galicia more than 15 minutes is very unpolite. But maybe it is different in Valencia.
@@mara_jade021 I'm from Barcelona, and normally the people I meet are punctual
@@oriol1996 Yeah, I am puntual too but until 10 minutes is okay more is unpolite.
@@mara_jade021 you're right
The same in Valencia. 30 min late is unpolite unless you have a good reason for being late
Thank you for this fun video !
I am amazed by the amount of Americans I observe who just start ordering what they want in English without even checking if the barista or sales person understands English (often they do not understand) as if they are in the United States. Seriously, they don't even bother to say hello in Spanish. They walk in and say "Hi, can I get a latte with lowfat milk, some cinnamon and some...." while the barista just stares at them nodding their head.Cringe. My Spanish isn't great, but I do my best. Sometimes I struggle a bit in Spanish and then the sales people who do know English start speaking to me in English but I continue to try in Spanish because my plan is to live here and be able to speak to people in their language. One time, I barely opened my mouth and the waiter asked "where are you from?"., I said "Belgium" and he replied "so English is good for you then" and he continued in Englsih -LOL!
I'm surprised that it is filled with far more tourists and expats than I expected it would be.
I absolutely agree that the green spaces here are amazing, it's one of my favourite aspects so far. I love sitting on a bench in the shade, listening to the various types of birds, feeling the breeze. I didn't expect it to be so hot and humid in June, but from what Valencianos have told me, they don't seem to be used to it being so hot and humid in June either. But luckily there is a lot of shade to be found and there is almost always a refreshing breeze. I love this city, it's beautiful, the people are friendly, the prices are reasonable...
A Spaniard here.
- Coffe. Nailed it.
- Hours: Nailed it.
- Late: If you are meeting in a public place be on time. If you are visiting somebody's home never ever arrive before and a bit , just a bit after will be totally acceptable. I'd say 5, 10 minutes tops but definitely not 30 min. Arriving just on the dot feels a bit creepy, like you were waiting outside looking at your watch doing a countdown to ring the bell.
- Drinking: we drink low % alcohol like wine and beer sort of as a soft drink rather than "alcohol". We don't drink it to get drunk.
- Don't generalize: true anywhere in the world.
- Celebrity names: kind of true. Reason being many of us don't speak English. Gradually changing.
- Paella: heavy dishes need a long digestion. Our main meal is lunch time. Since we have dinner late, you'd go to bed feeling stuffed. Not good.
No tienen Mucha hambre entre desauno y la comida a las 1 o 2 y much hambre entre la comida en medio del dia y la comida en la noche? Porque los Americanos no somos acostumbrados a Tanta's horas sin comer. Y Ustedes comen poquito en la mañana.
@@morganmadison366 Specialy in Valencia we have a lot more lunch times: 7-8am Desayuno (early breakfast), usually a coffe and a toast. 11am Almuerzo (breakfast), usually a bocadillo and is more typical in Valencia than in other areas, 14pm Comida (lunch), the paella one or arroz al horno or any big lunch you prefer, 17h merienda (Snack) another little bocadillo, sandwich... something little and 21h cena (dinner), the second big lunch of the day and as Antoanetta said: NEVER PAELLA 🤣 Pizza, hamburguer, meat, fish.. all is allowed minus rice or pasta.
In all of them except early breakfast you are allowed to drink beer 🤣 Most times a lot of them (including early breackfast) ends with a Carajillo (coffee with a touch of high grade alcohol) but not all people take this.
I like to think I abide by these times but a lot of English who live here do not and appear to have their English way of life over here in Spain!
Los españoles tenemos tendencia a españolizar palabras inglesas al pronunciarlas pero eso es inevitable pues sabido es que los sonidos, a iguales letras, no son iguales en ambos idiomas. Pero en inglés pasa exactamente igual cuando pronuncian palabras castellanas como California, Los Ángeles (dicen los anyeles), chorizo (choriso), paella (paela), etc. Por otra parte, cuidado con la puntualidad. En realidad sí esta muy mal visto ser impuntual en asuntos de trabajo (es algo serio) o cuando quedas con una sola persona. En cambio es cierto que en citas más informales o de ocio o cuando quedas con grupos numerosos, por ejemplo cuando quedas en un bar con amigos para ver por ejemplo un partido o cuando quedas con muchos para un cumpleaños, la puntualidad se relaja algo y se da un margen de cortesía (no se ve mal llegar 5 minutos tarde o más porque se sobrentiende que no has dejado solo a alguien y que hay tiempo para verse). Ocurre que los turistas y extranjeros, generalmente sólo experimentan el segundo caso con nosotros. Ah, y los españoles presumimos de ser diferentes entre nosotros pero eso es solo como forma de autoafirmación territorial. Realmente no lo somos casi más allá de acentos. La idiosincrasia es la misma. Yo soy castellano y no creo realmente ser diferente en lo esencial a otros españoles. Saludos.
the coffee that is drunk in Spain is more concentrated, the American is a lot of water
Spanish coffee is torrefacto processed which gives it a bitter taste; not the way real arabica beans taste..
@@ellieramseyer I can have the coffee I want, I don't know where you get this erroneous information from
Miguel Jackson? Nunca he oido a nadie decirlo así en España, la verdad. Siempre Michael Jackson 🤔🤔. Me gustan mucho tus vídeos 👍🏼👍🏼😉
Never in my life heard about “Miguel” Jackson! 😆
Yo tampoco he oído decir a nadie llamando Miguel a Michael, de hecho los nombres propios se respetan, esta tía intenta explicar cómo es España y la caga, este tipo de detalles son con los que se queda la gente, una vez discutí con un mexicano que estaba convencido que a Peter Parker le llamábamos Pedro Márquez
Así se crean las confusiones sobre un país, en resumen lo ha intentado y lo que consigue es todo lo contrario, en mi opinión este tipo de videos sobran
I agree, she made that up!
Alguien le habrá tomado el pelo xD
One time, after a five hour drive along the small coastal roads from Torrevieja to Valencia, and two hours walking in Turia Park, being 4pm in August and having not had lunch, we found a restaurant where the guys were happy to make us paella, and with a cold beer we were so happy, it was so delicious and we were ready for our highway drive back to Torrevieja.
4pm is still lunch here 🙂
@@elcapitan9371 Yeah, I thought of that after my comment, and now I think it was even later in the day and still siesta as there was nobody open and nobody on the streets. We were lucky to find these guys on our way back to our car and maybe they weren't actually open but made us paella when we told them we were driving back to Torrevieja and hadn't eaten all day. We were the only one's in the place. It's been nine years and I just remember what really great guys they were.
I have lived almost all my life in Valencia, and I have never heard Michael Jackson called "Miguel Jackson". Elon Musk is usually pronounced the same as in English. It's possible that some older people, not tech-savvy, might mispronounce Musk, but it's not the norm.
There are some quite blunt differences in some customs, depending on the region you live in, and that influences meal times among other things. Although abroad Spain is seen as a uniform nation, it is more like several nations rolled into one. Flamenco is not typical of Spain, but of Andalusia. You will see tablaos flamencos in places like Valencia, but partly as a demand for tourists mainly. The demand generates the business. But it is as absurd as going to New York expecting to find a country music concert as if it were typical of New York.
Me encanta todos tus vídeos 💯. Has nombrado 5 idiomas de España y no has nombrado el Valenciano y si el Catalán. Al los Valencianos nos molesta mucho y es un tema caliente de hace décadas que es mejor no tocar. Esperando ver nuevos e interesantes vídeos tuyos. ❤❤
Es un tema caliente por política porque academicamente y linguisticamente no hay debate. Son el mismo idioma. Sería como si mencionara el castellano y el andaluz. No se hablan igual pero el diccionario es el mismo :)
The local traditions are sacred.
Punctuality is greatly appreciated but there is some leeway regarding arrival time... 10 minutes lateness is fine, otherwise it is advisable to give the person a ring or people you are about to meet. Arriving +20 minutes late is neither kind nor respectful, although it may happen every now and then, especially in major cities like Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Seville, etc.
So what you are saying completely contradicts Antoanetta, then? 15 minutes is the rule I do know from Nordics and Germans.
So what you are saying contradicts what Spaniards would tell you. I rarely arrive more than 5 minutes late or ring if I am going to be late for any reason, so do most of my friends.
... Your statement feels like .... kind of foreign national knowing local traditions better than locals or as some Spaniards would put it "ser mas papista que el Papa". Local traditions are very diverse in Spain from the North to the South, from the East to the West.
Get used to it or you will be codenmed to replicate national-flag stereotypes or perhaps become a internet troll.
Well looks like I already made this big food faux pas in Valencia as a Tourist 3yrs ago when I had paella for dinner in a Restaurant (and it was late, 9pm. think it took a good 35 minutes + before it was ready). I grew up on Jamaican Rice & Peas so paella is not a heavy dish for me but it’s the closest Spanish meal that most meat eating West Indians will appreciate 🍽️
Hola Antonetta, I don't know are you hanging out with but my Spanish friends are generally on time and they expect that for others. Love 😉✌
Antoanetta, has olvidado un idioma local importante, se llama VALENCIANO! Lo hablamos en Comunidad Valenciana y esto una parte de nuestro orgullo! Apropósito :en USA tampoco hablan y pronuncian todas palabras y nombres de igual manera.
Y la más importante, la #9, nunca intentes llevar el mismo ritmo que nosotros comiendo y bebiendo, pronto la báscula te dará un susto!!. Un saludo
I am from Colorado . It is customary in our familia to schedule parties and expect familia to show up late. When my husband and I went to Norway last year for three months I had to make sure I was on time or early if we were invited somewhere. Normal for us is to start our parties is within half an hour up to an hour after it has been planned. My familia is Sephardic Jew and we have been in the USA since the 1492 and the 1500's.
En esa fecha España expulso a judíos sefardíes mi primer apellido proviene de las islas Baleares de una familia judía que se pasó al cristianismo sobre el 1440
Martínez es un apellido común en España en mi pueblo esta y viven 1500 habitantes
30 minutes late??? You should have a serious conversation with your friends!!!
1. Love the coffee tip. Came across a tourist once who seemed to be with Spanish friends, moaning about how his coffee was going to be made. I put him right to the relief of his friends.."the coffee is good here, man. "...
you're very beautiful btw hope you don't mind me saying.
Yo siempre he sido muy puntual. Incluso me quejaba cuando mis amigos llegaban tarde. Eso si.... paella para cenar? Solo en los festivales de Verano
se nota que le has puesto mucha sensibilidad al hacer el video y eso muestra el cariño y el respeto que tienes. Hay un par de inexactitudes pero tiene tanta importancia lo anterior que me da igual. Un abrazo muy muy fuerte
I've never heard anyone saying Miguel Jackson ever. And With Elon Musk, some people say M(uh)sk, but most times, and the regular thing is to pronounce M(ah)sk.
And I am literally fed up about hearing of arriving late in Spain is normal. It is not, at least in Catalonia where I am from.
You must be punctual to your job or any kind of appointments, even I must say, you must arrive 10 minuts earlier for example to the doctor, bank, job, cinema, etc.
And with friends, sorry, but If I say "come at 20h" I expect them to come between 19:50 and 20:10. 10 minuts earlier or late it's OK but nothing else.
Being late in my surroundings and with my relatives and friends is considered rude and very disrespectful.
You will agree with me, for Americans Europe is another world which they usualy don't even understand. So how can you compare?
I like the lunch & dinner hours. I'm a late night person & don't wake up early. My breakfast & lunch is togather after 12 & dinner is always after 7 or 8pm.
Hey! Thank you for your videos. Love the way you put them together. I’m going to Valencia in 1.5 weeks. We have 3 kids under 3. Should we get a car or just use public transport? We’re staying in el Carmen
With where you're staying do not think you'll want a car.
Hungry at 6pm? Go to a taberna, where you can get tapas and maybe sandwiches. Also, fast-food places will be always open, my favorite is Pans & Company.
At 6 o clock it's "merienda" time snach time. Normal time to dinner it's like 9.30-11
We actually say "Michael", not "Miguel" Jackson.
If I don't drink early morning, how am I suppose to have fun? :)
How much English is spoken in Valencia?
the worst one ever is "oye ! camarero ! mi sopa de gazpacho esta frio! por favor usted puedes calentar lo !"
Lol, I'm sure that would be a Britt or American
I am Catalan, and the "independence movement" is basically made up of people from rural areas, in urban and industrial areas, people feel Catalan and also Spanish. Now, the "independence movement" is in decline, since many of his followers are over 70 years old and in a few years, they will no longer be around.
Pones videos ahora en Español !!!!! Y veo que Subtítulos no están disponibles ???
hola..que tal???
me gustan tus videos...pero he de decir que aunque cada region tiene su comida tipica que es exclusiva de esa zona o algo tipico...sucede que en otras partes de españa la conocen y les gusta..por ejemplo;
todo el mundo sabe que la paella es de valencia pero puedes comer paella en casi cualquier parte de españa...igual pasa con el flamenco...es de andalucia..mas concretamente de Jerez de la Frontera,mi ciudad....pero por toda españa hay quien le gusta el flamenco mas incluso que a algunos andaluces..
antonanetta su diminutivo en español es Toñi....saludos toñi😎
2 hours to make paella for the lunch hours... Better order it at 12 pm then so it will be ready by 2. all good points though.
🇪🇦❌🇪🇦🪙🥇👑 eres muy agradable y muy responsable tú opinión y vivencias.
I don't know anyone who say Miguel Jackson, everybody in Spain says Mickel Jackson and Mickey Mouse (and not ratoncito Miguel like in latinoamerica).
Rodolfo, Baila El Chiki Chiki...It's Michael 'Yackson'!!😉
Who told you getting 30 minutes late is ok??😂😂
thanks dear another great video
The more I watch these videos the more I think I would rather live there than the US
I love it! Miguel Jaxson😂
Haha, great video but absolutely nobody *would (edited typo) say Miguel Jackson, ever. Maiquel yacson… sure.
Nunca he escuchado a nadie decir MIGUEL Jackson...NEVER...🤣
Spanish time is the same here in Dominican Republic
Good to know! 😊
Come on.... I never ever heard "Miguel" Jackson.
And forget a really wholemeal bread. The fiber contents are lacking totally. They hvea a good white bread and that´s it
Great information. There's so many things a took for granted for Spain. This content in this video is greatly appreciated. Greetings!
Can one survive on tapas alone?
To agree the meeting time and intentionally come late - is not it ridiculous? What is the point of agreeing for 20:00, if are are coming at 20:30? Why not to agree for 20:30 and not to come on time? Really strange!
Hola sñta, 🤗🖐️ ANTOANETTA... Me dirijo a usted porque me encantan sus vídeos ,así cómo esté en el que tengo la oportunidad de entender lo que dice atraves de los subtítulos..... Me gustaría pedirle que me hiciera el favor , ii sí !! estuviera en sus manos, de hacer lo posible para poder acceder a los subtítulos en español de sus vídeos ,ya que desgraciadamente no se su
precioso idioma, y además en algún vídeo suyo en el que habla en inglés ..... El idioma del subtítulo también es en inglés.
Muchas gracias 🎉 atentamente un seguidor y admirador suyo.....🙄😏 Juan
Eating dinner at 20:00? That's early for us Spanish.
I never ate dinner before 22:00 unless somebody forced me to do so or I was sick or some extraordinary situation.
In Barcelona I don't think anybody eats dinner before 21:00 unless you are a tourist with those crazy european/american baby eating times.
I sub, para tuyo explicación muchas gracias
Great points - Nice job 👍🏼
The whole language question can be fraught with political implications and not necessarily linguistic considerations. Quite obviously, Euskara is not a Romance language, but most of the languages in Spain are and the linguistic differences between them are not as sharp as that between Basque and the other languages. Probably best to avoid the subject except with those who are willing to discuss the topic from a scientific point of view.
I am in Madrid and you can eat anytime you want at VIMS. It is like Denny’s with higher quality food. Try the “Los Angeles” salad when you get tired of that nasty ham the Spanish are so proud of…LOL. Now if you want coffee before 0800, you need to be prepared to make it yourself.
I meant to write VIPS…
In other words, try to integrate or adapt yourself into the local culture and norms, rather than be an observer, don't expect things to be like they are wherever you originate from.... applies to any country you may visit.
Great to hear paella and not pallela
en el horrela gente es más puntual, si quedas a una hora
This was so wonderful to watch and learn. We hope go to Valencia in a year or so.
It's incorrect.
This was hilarious. Some truth to most of it😂
Cuantas tonterias dice, pues claro que hay que pedir cafe como aqui, no estamos e Norteamerica, aunque se crean que el mundo gira alrededor de Vdes.
Si no fuera por la traducción diría que eres estudiante 🤣
No, "Miguel Jackson" no, "Antoñeta" puede que sí😉.
You think Spain is good place to live?
calm down ...
Never expect anything to get done quickly. Assume flies have been on every pre prepared tapa you see. Expect a phone call from the police telling you that you have been denounced by a local, for something you havent done. Youre guilty until proved innocent. Everyone watches Real Madrid or Barcelona. No other teams exist. Expect the driver behind you to be about 3 feet from your car whilst travelling at 70 mph. Drive on the outside lane only around a roundabout. The inside lane is only for people who are lost and drive round and round in a circle. Never expect life to be fair as a foreigner living in Spain. Youre not Spanish, never will be, and will be treated as such. Get over it.
Que bobadas😊
El idioma Vasco que tiene de misterioso? No es Europeo,Asiático tampoco y de América dudo que viniera...pues será Africano o de Oriente Medio o Caucásico....eso de que el idioma Vasco es misterioso es marketing jejejejeje y bueno a los Vasco les gusta creerse que tienen un linaje elfico y como han tenido un pasado violento,pues se les deja a su rollo.
Pareces extraterrestre por tus explicaciones. Desde luego no sabes nada de los vascos y tampoco entiendes el castellano. En cuanto al euskera, la lengua de los vascos, es una de las más antiguas del mundo , no tiene familia , y su origen está en el País Vasco. No ha sido traída por nadie.
@@edurvevtx7319 que parte de el Euskera NO ES un idioma Indoeuropeo no has entendido???? Si no tiene raíces Europeas como cojones va a tener su origen en España? En fin que analfabeto funcional y nadie ha dicho que no sea antiguo de dicho que no es Europeo y punto.
¿Miguel Jackson?...En mi vida lo había oido...