Hi everyone,
Really I'm in Geneva since July 05 but I never had seen this place. Some days ago one friend told me about book in GOL and... here I am.
Well, about me... I'm a spanish guy born in Madrid in a strange day (29.02.1980) that one day decided learn other languages and cultures and applied to a job in Geneva.
For the moment my stay here is very satisfying (of course I miss Spain a lot but...). I like winter sports, books, vidiogames, parties, girls...
the same that all men but watching sports ;-)))
Ok, this is my resume.
P.D. Un saludo a toda la gente hispano hablante que haya por aqui.
Cheers,
Althor.
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A guy from Madrid
Mar 4, 2006 @ 19:58
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Hi everyone,
Really I'm in Geneva since July 05 but I never had seen this place. Some days ago one friend told me about book in GOL and... here I am.
Well, about me... I'm a spanish guy born in Madrid in a strange day (29.02.1980) that one day decided learn other languages and cultures and applied to a job in Geneva.
For the moment my stay here is very satisfying (of course I miss Spain a lot but...). I like winter sports, books, vidiogames, parties, girls...
the same that all men but watching sports ;-)))
Ok, this is my resume.
P.D. Un saludo a toda la gente hispano hablante que haya por aqui.
Cheers,
Althor.
AlthorMar 4, 2006 @ 19:58
Really I'm in Geneva since July 05 but I never had seen this place. Some days ago one friend told me about book in GOL and... here I am.
Well, about me... I'm a spanish guy born in Madrid in a strange day (29.02.1980) that one day decided learn other languages and cultures and applied to a job in Geneva.
For the moment my stay here is very satisfying (of course I miss Spain a lot but...). I like winter sports, books, vidiogames, parties, girls...
the same that all men but watching sports ;-)))
Ok, this is my resume.
P.D. Un saludo a toda la gente hispano hablante que haya por aqui.
Cheers,
Althor.
AlthorMar 4, 2006 @ 19:58
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Re: A guy from Madrid
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Mar 4, 2006 @ 21:08
Hola Althor:
Welcome. Although I feel saying this since I just got here myself. My husband lived in Madrid for five years and then I dragged him away...De todas maneras, hay varios hispano hablantes miembros de este sitio, asi que deberiamos organizar algo. Aunque siempre es bueno mezclar el asunto.
Nos vemos,
Flor
Welcome. Although I feel saying this since I just got here myself. My husband lived in Madrid for five years and then I dragged him away...De todas maneras, hay varios hispano hablantes miembros de este sitio, asi que deberiamos organizar algo. Aunque siempre es bueno mezclar el asunto.
Nos vemos,
Flor
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Hola Althor:
Welcome. Although I feel saying this since I just got here myself. My husband lived in Madrid for five years and then I dragged him away...De todas maneras, hay varios hispano hablantes miembros de este sitio, asi que deberiamos organizar algo. Aunque siempre es bueno mezclar el asunto.
Nos vemos,
Flor
flower, Mar 4, 2006 @ 21:08
Welcome. Although I feel saying this since I just got here myself. My husband lived in Madrid for five years and then I dragged him away...De todas maneras, hay varios hispano hablantes miembros de este sitio, asi que deberiamos organizar algo. Aunque siempre es bueno mezclar el asunto.
Nos vemos,
Flor
flower, Mar 4, 2006 @ 21:08
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Re: A guy from Madrid
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Mar 6, 2006 @ 12:35
welcome to Geneva and to GoL!
I was told by many people that Madris is almost the exact opposite in Geneva, in almost everything you look at. Is that correct?
Nir
I was told by many people that Madris is almost the exact opposite in Geneva, in almost everything you look at. Is that correct?
Nir
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welcome to Geneva and to GoL!
I was told by many people that Madris is almost the exact opposite in Geneva, in almost everything you look at. Is that correct?
Nir
Nir Ofek, Mar 6, 2006 @ 12:35
I was told by many people that Madris is almost the exact opposite in Geneva, in almost everything you look at. Is that correct?
Nir
Nir Ofek, Mar 6, 2006 @ 12:35
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Mar 6, 2006 @ 12:46
Well... really is different. In Madrid there are a lot of cultures also, but the most difference is that is a always awake city, you can find all you want at any time. The people is more friendly. Of course the parking and the traffic really sucks, but you have to consider that really is a very big city (around 3.5 millions only in the city).
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Well... really is different. In Madrid there are a lot of cultures also, but the most difference is that is a always awake city, you can find all you want at any time. The people is more friendly. Of course the parking and the traffic really sucks, but you have to consider that really is a very big city (around 3.5 millions only in the city).
Althor, Mar 6, 2006 @ 12:46
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Mar 7, 2006 @ 00:33
Hey Althor!
great to meet somebody from Madrid!
Me falta mucho Madrid, especialmente las chicas y la comida! Seguramente necesitamos organisar alguna salida Latina como dice Flor!
Sorry non-Spanish speaking people, really is fun to speak Spanish once in a while! Certainly we do not want to isolate ourselves!
Hasta luego!
Jan, El viajero
great to meet somebody from Madrid!
Me falta mucho Madrid, especialmente las chicas y la comida! Seguramente necesitamos organisar alguna salida Latina como dice Flor!
Sorry non-Spanish speaking people, really is fun to speak Spanish once in a while! Certainly we do not want to isolate ourselves!
Hasta luego!
Jan, El viajero
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Hey Althor!
great to meet somebody from Madrid!
Me falta mucho Madrid, especialmente las chicas y la comida! Seguramente necesitamos organisar alguna salida Latina como dice Flor!
Sorry non-Spanish speaking people, really is fun to speak Spanish once in a while! Certainly we do not want to isolate ourselves!
Hasta luego!
Jan, El viajero
JanElViajero, Mar 7, 2006 @ 00:33
great to meet somebody from Madrid!
Me falta mucho Madrid, especialmente las chicas y la comida! Seguramente necesitamos organisar alguna salida Latina como dice Flor!
Sorry non-Spanish speaking people, really is fun to speak Spanish once in a while! Certainly we do not want to isolate ourselves!
Hasta luego!
Jan, El viajero
JanElViajero, Mar 7, 2006 @ 00:33
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Re: A guy from Madrid
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Mar 7, 2006 @ 00:38
Hey Nir,
my impression of Madrid is that it was really kinetic! I loved living there! Always something going on, and you seem to get so much more in a day in Madrid, it seems like your are living twice the life in Madrid.
One thing I found hilarious was the traffic jams at 3 o´clock at NIGHT in the weekends, all people going home from partying. The sidewalks at that hour are still literally PACKED with people! (when the weather is decent spring or summer, obviously)
my impression of Madrid is that it was really kinetic! I loved living there! Always something going on, and you seem to get so much more in a day in Madrid, it seems like your are living twice the life in Madrid.
One thing I found hilarious was the traffic jams at 3 o´clock at NIGHT in the weekends, all people going home from partying. The sidewalks at that hour are still literally PACKED with people! (when the weather is decent spring or summer, obviously)
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Hey Nir,
my impression of Madrid is that it was really kinetic! I loved living there! Always something going on, and you seem to get so much more in a day in Madrid, it seems like your are living twice the life in Madrid.
One thing I found hilarious was the traffic jams at 3 o´clock at NIGHT in the weekends, all people going home from partying. The sidewalks at that hour are still literally PACKED with people! (when the weather is decent spring or summer, obviously)
JanElViajero, Mar 7, 2006 @ 00:38
my impression of Madrid is that it was really kinetic! I loved living there! Always something going on, and you seem to get so much more in a day in Madrid, it seems like your are living twice the life in Madrid.
One thing I found hilarious was the traffic jams at 3 o´clock at NIGHT in the weekends, all people going home from partying. The sidewalks at that hour are still literally PACKED with people! (when the weather is decent spring or summer, obviously)
JanElViajero, Mar 7, 2006 @ 00:38
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