THE BEST THINGS ABOUT LIVING IN SPAIN/ American in Spain | precious pioneer

These are the top 8 best things about living in Spain! If I missed out anything, feel free to add yours to the comments.

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[creativeblackgirlstorytelling]

I’m getting my TEFL certification so that i can move to Spain with my children in tow. I can’t wait to live, work, travel, relax and even fall in love in Spain

[patricialinares]

I am a Spanish girl from Madrid and it has been a gorgeous present to find this video today. Thank you for bring me a piece of my lovely country while I am living in Ireland. ☺️🌿

Viva la vida! 🧘🏼‍♀️🧡

[josemiguelvalls]

I couldn't agree with you more. While most Americans live to work, Spaniards work to live!! That is my experience after having lived in your country.

[thomascollins]

I am moving to Spain soon I just wished I had when I was young never mind better late than never

[joeechevarria]

Agreed 100% on each of your points, its also the mentality of the people, no one works 60 hours a week to have the BIG house, the brand new car and the latest iphone, for them is all about quality of life, friends and family. it is my favorite Country, every time I visit I end up staying for longer and longer lol, GREAT video! Thank you.

[gabrielanaya]

My wife and I are planning a trip to Spain 🇪🇸 next year. We have been talking if we ever have to leave the United States 🇺🇸 Spain 🇪🇸 is our choice. Reasons the weather, the culture, the lifestyle, I’m Hispanic so Spanish would be easy for me to communicate in Spain. But the driving factor is we want more deep relationships because like you mention people in the US are always working and never have time for basic meetups or anything. Just to go out with coffee with a friend you have to plan weeks in advance. And I’m also getting very tired of the political divide hear from both sides

[maestrotomberi]

You should visit the north of Spain: Asturias, Galicia, Cantabria and Euskadi. Not that we are placed in the sunny side of the country, but there are many attractives!

[tonip]

Hi, un barcelonès here.

I thank you for reminding me the good things we have in this country.
Leaving apart our topic of "how different spanish regions are", you make me think of the things we spaniards share. And yes, you nailed it.

Thanks a lot for appreciating all this, I wish you all the luck in Spain and wherever you decide to live.

Petonets, bonica.

[Libra_One]

What a great video! Love your enthusiasm and energy. I am a fellowing USA citizen who will be heading to Spain this summer to study Spanish in Valencia. Glad I came across this video and your channel!🌻🌞

[neiss]

Pioneer and anyone thinking on moving to Barcelona: "The best of Barcelona lies outside the city". The beaches, mountains, woods, cool villages, absolutely everything is amazing outside Barcelona, if north of the city even better. You can enjoy the city (dinner, going out, work) if you live 30 Km. out of the city, but I recommend you to live outside it.

[layihabla]

Love this. I moved to Valencia last year and I can relate to all of this

[TimeshareCancellationMastery]

My wife and I will be taking cruise to the Canary islands and visiting the Andalusian area, Southern Spain this December and January. Looking forward to it.

[rafarubio]

Thanks for the video, your pronuncition is so nice.
(English student 😁)
Wellcome to Spain.
By the way, if you don t know Valencia, you ll LOVE It.

[PHDsisterscholars]

I’m so excited to travel to Spain next year. Will be consuming more of your content. So excited to have found your channel…. ☺️🙌🏾

[chipbhi]

I love your energy! You make me want to move to Spain right now!!!

[paulcousins]

Good afternoon Precious, that was a truthful and concise appraisal of Spain v US living, I really enjoyed it and fully agree with you, yet I’m British! Hope you post more content about life for you🥰🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇪🇸✌🏼

[AntonioLopezLopez-zfkl]

For the americans moving to Spain regarding the slow pace of living.
It depends on the job you get here. Some of them are as stressfull as in any other place in the world.
This girl maybe is working from home or as english teacher... An easy job, but normally you get Up 7:00 am an arrive home over 19:00 or 20:00 pm.
Dont think you Will have so easy job as this girl because maybe you get wrong expectations. And forget about taking naps (siestas), thats for retired people and children.
You Will be dissappointed if you work in construction, restaurants or consulting.

[bezsie]

After thirty years leaving in NYC I'm back in Spain were I belong. Don't miss it a bit.
Have both citizenships.

[morgyndanaewellness]

I enjoy your appreciation of the Spanish culture as I seek to relocate there. Thank you so much for this insightful video!

[cloudsurfer]

Just found your channel and looking at the video titles. We have so much in common. Both came to Europe for culinary school, both love Korean food. Both North American (Canadian) here. Adding a bunch of your videos to my travel playlist right now. I love your style by the way, if I still did art, I’d draw you. Your style would make a great character design for animation.

Thanks for making this channel ♥️