Our friend is moving to spain next week......?

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ann.inspain

When moving to another country it can be quite daunting no matter what age you are.
You have not said the reason for the move, whether it is to study or to be with family or other friends.
Whatever the reason I'm sure she will be fine. Spain is a very welcoming country, the people are lovely and a little understanding of the language goes a long way.
I moved here eight years ago and absolutely love it as I'm sure your friend will.
I live in Andalucia, slightly inland from the Costa Del Sol and if your friend needs any help or information on this area I will be happy to help. Just email me
Anna
PS forgot to mention, when your friend comes here just think you will have a great place to come on holiday to see her

outtahere

Your friend is sooo lucky. I moved to Spain when I was 20 and have now lived in two other foreign countries, but nothing compares to Spain. I was a little nervous before I moved there, because I hadn't lived abroad before, but what she is going to experience is good weather, wonderful, friendly people, great food, exciting culture and open-mindedness. Tell her to relax and enjoy but that learning the language as fast as possible will make her stay much more enjoyable.

inacoupleofminutes

She'll be fine,...Spain is a great place to live. Tell her not to worry,...she'll be save.

fel t

it depends on where she is moving to. She will be fine. spain is a lovely country, nice people, good food and wine. beaches, and hot weather. I'm sure she'll love it

Fatima C

I think itÂ´s normal that sheÂ´s nervous, she will be OK, here in Spain we love the people from other countries, we are open-minded... SheÂ´ll be fine, but she has to get a good job and a good house, she has to be careful with some cabbys, not all but some of them take the new people in a long ride so they can gain more money... It depends where sheÂ´s going to move, I suggest the center: Madrid or Castilla y LeÃ³n, because she is not gonna to learn a dialect like it happens in the North of Spain or in Catalonya, if you live there you "must" learn their "language", I suggest Madrid, here is everything!

usbc s

Normal to be nervous but Spain is a very nice country and heÂ´s going to Enjoy a lot, spanish people enjoy the night more than day thanks to the great weather, spanish people is very kind and funny, heÂ´s going to feel welcome.
IÂ´m moving to San Diego next year and... nervous?? I think "excited" Well! IÂ´ll tell you next year.

Debsh2

i moved to spain when i was 3 and a half....................and i loved it............
i lived there for ten years, then on and off for a few more years,
im now moving over there again (to a diffrent area, and intend buying a house over there, so i can stay!!!)

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Recovering from another session

same as above :-)

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AngeleyesOddette...

She is still very young and of course she will nervous and that is a natural feeling to have. She will be fine as long as she looks after herself, keeps safe, and understands some of the language even the basics, just make sure she keeps in touch with friends and family over here.....

college_student

of course she has a right to be nervous. She is leaving her friends and her country! Wouldn't you be nervous? What a dumb thing to say, does she have a right to be nervous. who are you to say she DOESN'T have the right to be nervous?

NONAME

Just bring a swatter.Don't want her to get bit by those Spanish Flys!!!!

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