THE ITALIAN DREAM: IS IT ALL A LIE?
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2024
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In today's video, I'll be covering some things that I've discovered recently (to my utter shock) after having lived in Italy for several years - and these might be the things one wants to know about when moving to Italy.
(According to a number of expats on the Internet... followed by the commentary from yours truly)
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Italians are not lazy at all! They do know how to appreciate down time, food, wine and just sit and enjoy just sit and being present. But my father and grandfather were masons and brink layers, such beautiful work, works of art, and grandmother was dressmaker and slaved cooking all the time. Best cook ever!!!Amore Italy
i would be also lazy if got paid less they work how much they got paid i guess.
Soooo true 🫶🏻🫶🏻
Moved just now but already speaking well Italian it’s a completely different experience 🙏🏻
I know right? 😍 You get to know the country from a totally different perspective!
It's wild that people think it's okay to move to a country and not learn the language. Straight up rude.
Great video as always Valeria! I avoid expats groups because of the negativity. 1) Learning Italian: you don't need to be fluent, but making an effort with learning and speaking some Italian goes a long way! 2) We are in Southern Puglia and find larger supermarkets carry foreign foods and a number of foreign food restaurants like Japanese and Mexican. There are only 2 ingredients we couldn't find in a store here in Italy. 3) We are here for the work/life balance! I think some people have unrealistic expectations or think moving will solve their problems, but they are just bringing their problems with them. :)
Thank you so much, Dave! ❤️
Vamos con todo
Regarding language, you are spot on! I worked in Romania for 2 years in the 2000s, and while I only achieved a very basic conversation level, Romanians appreciated my efforts so much! (My coworkers wanted to learn English to get better jobs so I did not advance my Romanian skills very much in the 2nd year). 😊. My wife and I are already trying to learn Italian words and phrases now in case we buy a vacation home in Italy in a few years. Expats who live in a “language bubble” with their fellow expats really miss out on many cross-culture blessings and experiences I think.
So true!!! And thank you for sharing your story - I love hearing from fellow expats ❤️
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Can you make a video talking about Italian bureaucracy ? (I have read about many expats online complaining about this)
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Hi dear
Amazing video.
Thanks for that.
Can you Guide me How can I get fully funded Scholarship to do my master degree at the University of Padua?
Thanks in advance.
Hii dear is ielts 5 band eligible for University admission can you please tell me
Impara l italiano...sei tu ospite...non noi