The most beautiful and interesting park I have ever seen. If I am ever in Valencia, that park will be top of my list to see. If you ever make it to San Francisco, you should definitely see the Japanese Gardens. Not nearly as large, but definitely amazing in design and layout.
He visto varios videos tuyos, y realmente me gusta que aprecies nuestro estilo de vida, en donde las experiencias personales y el disfrute del dia a dia, estan por encima del trabajo, la filosofia es trabajar para vivir y disfrutar, no vivir para trabajar y acumular bienes que al final no disfrutas, Un saludo desde Zaragoza.
Hello! Congratulations for your beautiful videos. I love Valencia and I miss it a lot. I am thinking a lot to move out there but I don't know how easy it is to find a job there, because of the pandemic situation. Is it easy to find a job in English?:) I have started to learn Spanish and my wife already can speak good enough in Spanish, she is fluent in English, Romanian and she can also speak a little bit of French. We lived for a few years in UK and Canada, but it wasn't what we were looking for. We don't want to live anymore in a cold country 😁. We are also vegan and we remember the great taste of the fresh fruits and vegetables from Spain:).
Hola, de teleoperador no creo que sea muy complicado encontrar trabajo sabiendo inglés. Me imagino que también en hoteles. Mucha suerte, ojalá podáis venir y quedaros! Saludos!
Florin, it is important to know a medium knowledge in Spanish, not too much people speak english properly, unless you find a job in an export-import company without spanish is not easy. Best wishes
Este parque puede ser recorrido ida y vuelta, 15 Km. Se baja por una de sus orillas y se sube por la otra. El parque cambia según por que orilla camines. Si te paras a ver cosas empleas más de 4:30 horas. Dispone de fuentes, aseos, etc. También puede usarse para ir de compras o de visita turistica de un sitio a otro de la ciudad cuando se tiene tiempo libre para pasear. El parque cambia según la hora del día es muy distinto por la mañana temprano que al mediodía o al anochecer ( espectacular). También cambia con las estaciones del año, semana a semana. Hay muchas especies de plantas y árboles. Siempre hay algunas floreciendo o dando frutos.
Amazing video Antoanetta.- I have been to Valencia once and h going back in June, thanks for all your amazing videos on this Super Cool Videos.- great insight x
Nice to see a festival going on. We enjoyed biking through the park last month. Beautiful area. You can always find a shady spot to rest. Love it and thanks for showing us the entire length. Have a great weekend.
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)
Antoanetta, thank you taking us on this beautiful walk in the gorgeous park. I was already sold on Valencia, but now even more so, I hope we can find a nice place to live close to the park. In SF we have Golden Gate park which is preety amzing and long, it it somewhat similar, unfortunately it's in in SF and often is very foggy and chilly and dirty and often can find dtrash and even human waste..as you know all too well, many people here are too poor and negelcted to afford a home, so they have to sleep on the streets and in the park etc
Thank you dear ☺️ glad you like it! Soon you will experience it yourself… I’ve been only one time to SF for a few hours actually so I couldn’t see much but yeah weather there is not the best.
@@ANTOANETTAYes love, I know we will be so much happier there than in California. My son and are having a super hard time even waiting until the school year is over in June. Things here have become quite scary authoritarian with mandates . I really hope Spain doesn't become like this and maintains its stance on not using coercion etc and we can actually live again in stead of just surviving in seclusion. Watching your videos always fills me with hope. Thank you😘💕
anbivalenteful In Spain is mandatory to wear masks in all indoor spaces and in all public transportation. Children must wear masks at school all the time. The 80% of all population is vaccinated and people older than 80 has received a booster shot. In Spain people do not yell at each other for wearing masks (children or adults) These are the rules, if you like them, you are welcome. I hope that you don't come here and start complaining about your lack of "freedom"
@@lilianamendive6222 Hello. I think you may have misunderstood or read something I didn't write as you seem a bit angry . We are pro mask, especially in any public indoor spaces. We never go inside anywhere without a surgical mask on, because that's what is most comfortable for us, as we certainly do not want to get sick or make anyone else sick. As a matter of fact before the pandemic, I would wear a mask if I suspected I might have just a cold and was unable to stay home for some important reason. I have a delicate health situation myself, so taking unnecessary risks with my health or that of others is not in my repertoire, certainly not if things can be helped by such simple things such as wearing a mask, keeping distance etc . By no means do I expect you personally to welcome us as non Spanish citizens, but I know it's true that Spaniards are known for being kind welcoming people, I've met several in my life and can say I have never not been treated kindly . Being considerate, repsonsible and using common sense is not the same as "coercien" and I was simply referring to the more general direction of authoritaranism that has been developing here in the U.S. which is becoming scary for anyone, mask or no mask, vaccinated doubly, triply or not, makes no differnce as all are being subjected to increasing authoritarianism that goes beyond mandates in effect like those in Spain...
Antoanetta, what a beautiful park, my Wife and I live in Tampa, Florida and are trying to decide where in Spain to retire to, Valencia is high on our list, we prefer the warmer climate, we have been looking at Valencia, Almeria, Alicante and Granada. Great videos, thank you so much. Michael
Hola Antoanetta, muy bueno tu video, se respira casi lo mismo que estando en el rio, como apunte, para otra vez que lo visites, cuando llegues al gulliver, sube las escaleras y sal del rio, y desde arriba verás que lo que desde debajo son los toboganes y demás para niños, en realidad son parte de un enorme gulliver tumbado en el suelo, los toboganes son pliegues de su ropa y cabello,etc. creo que te va a sorprender, el rio tienes muchos lugares mágicos, también hay pistas de atletismo, futbol, fútbol americano y rugbi repartidas por ahi, pero mira lo del gulliver, creo que te va a gustar mucho.
We enjoyed this video! What a cool park! To answer your question: We love the Retiro in Madrid! It was named a UNESCO world heritage site last summer and it deserves it! Casa de Campo is my husband´s favorite park in Madrid. I think the civil war was fought in both parks (if I remember my history right). CDC used to be the king´s old hunting grounds. We´ve seen lots of deer and rabbits there. We heard the Romans named Spain "Land of the Rabbits" (supposedly that´s what Spain means in Latin?) And there is a cable car that starts in Parque Oeste and takes you over Casa de Campo. Casa de Campo has an aquarium, amusement park, zoo, and outdoor public pool as well as a huge lake and terraced restaurants around the lake. Madrid actually has 10 parks. We like what they have done to banks of the Rio Manzanares: pretty bridges, playgrounds, flowers, trails etc.
Minute 1:32 Sound of cricket. Minute 1:56 Sit-ups workout area Minute 4:21 Squirrel Minute 5:52 Serrano's Towers where the democratic republican government stored works of arts during the Spanish civil war (1936-39). Excellent content 😊
@@robert111k For all its shortcomings of the Second Republic, which were many, all of their governments were elected democratically. Monarchy was ousted just like monarchies have been ousted everywhere else: with a revolt. The US colonists rejected being subjects of the King of England by a violent war and installed a republic instead. Should we say then "the US republican government", since they are not democratic?
@@miguimau, no, it's not. It's just the truth. With no ideological blinders. Hard to digest for those who still believe in comunism but the plain truth nontheless.
I fall in love with Valencia back in 1987. Long love-story since then. But I have to admit that "my" Valencia has nothing to do with what you can find there nowaday. Ahh...little side note. There were already some American expats around back then. Anyway...ended up living in Madrid at least. But still I do like Valencia and its ruins of "la ruta de bakalao".😅😏
To the music center I am South Indian very good of your explanation but I have spent night with out house are you from Russia or Ukraine I respect you very humble women's
You can find a similar park in Zaragoza (parque del agua), close to the Ebro river, in Sevilla (parque del alamillo), Madrid (parque del Manzanares), and many more in other cities in Spain. The weather and our way of life makes it possible. We enjoy walking and staying outside. Nice video.
Тони здравей! Може би ще те питам въпроси , които ти знаеш. Аз съм кандидат за Испания! Знам че е трудно да се намери работа там освен ако не е в нета. Ти екземпт ли си за данъците там . Малко ми е неясно защото Испания има спогодба със САЩ за избягване на двойно данъчно облагане. С България такова все още няма . А ние сме българи. Ако знаеш нещо кажи ! Приятен ден ти желая!
Thank you for all the wonderful videos, Antoanetta. I feel I have gotten a good preview about living in Valencia. Just wonder if you know of good immigration lawyers with office in Valencia? Appreciate you so much!
Llevas algún tiempo viviendo en España. Creo deberías publicar algún vídeo en español, seguro aumentarías tu número de suscriptores. Por si no lo sabías el idioma español es "lengua materna" de 580 millones de personas en el mundo. Por cierto más personas que el inglés como lengua materna. No te dé pereza y ánimo
@Nano G Sí. Yo vivo en Alicante y en la costa Altea, Calpe, Moraira, Alfaz del Pi, el Albir, vive muchos residentes extranjeros. Algunos llevan 30 años viviendo en España y no saben o no quieren hablar español. Pero bueno es una cuestión personal y cada uno puede hacer lo que prefiera. Mi consejo hacia Antonetta, nacida en Bulgaria, dado que realiza una importante labor en CZcams, es que valorara la importancia del idioma español en el mundo. Si realizará vídeos en idioma español accederia a millones de usuarios y consecuentemente aumentaría el número de suscripciones a su canal, lo cual creo sería de su interés. Por supuesto es simplemente una recomendación, cada persona en su canal puede hacer lo que prefiera que para eso es suyo. Por cierto se sorprendería de la cantidad de personas de nacionalidad búlgara viviendo en España publicando vídeos interesantes en CZcams. Coño
El castellano es inútil en internet. Ella está en Valencia, si Ud realmente quiere integración debería aconsejarle aprender valenciano, el idioma local. Integración todavía no alcanzada por castellanos y manchegos que emigraron aquí el siglo pasado.
@Nano G No es cierto que haya mas "expats" ni inmigrantes de ningún otro lugar, lo se porque soy valenciano de origen manchego yo mismo. No entiendo muy bien que quieres decir pero obviamente poco harás en inglaterra sin conocer el idioma. Para alemania y el resto de paises no anglofonos, siempre es mejor aprender el idioma local si quieres integrarte y tener una vida social plena ya que estos "expats" se mueven en circulos muy reducidos y se enteran de la peli la mitad.
los valencianos no queremos que se sepa, pero ya que nos has descubierto, bienvenida al paraiso universal, no se lo digas a nadie mas que despues se llena esto de chusma .
Es evidente la causa ... porque no lo necesitan. No precisan buscar trabajo. Si tuvieran que trabajar, lo aprenderían rápido. Además, carecen de inquietud, de curiosidad cultural, por aprender la historia y cultura del país donde viven. Pero es su estilo de vida, como si tuvieran aversión a mezclarse con el resto de los ciudadanos. No me extraña, si miramos atrás en el tiempo, en el siglo XVI cuando los ingleses llegaron a la costa este de la actual USA. Nunca hubo mestizaje. Muy al contrario de los españoles. En fin, ellos son así, lo han sido y siguen con su particular estilo ...
No sabía que la gente de Bulgaria fuera rica como para no necesitar trabajar ¿de donde sacan el dinero esta gente del este? Si se les sigue dejando con lo de son sus costumbres y hay que respetarlas y no quieren mezclarse ni molestarse en integrarse en unos años empezará a haber grandes zonas de guettos en zonas del sur como Valencia, Malaga y Benidorm. Nadie les pide que vengan a España, si lo hacen lo minimo que deberían de hacer es aprender el idioma. El castellano no es como el chino, no es un idioma dificil.
@@redco9895 No me parece correcto descalificar a las personas basándose únicamente en el lugar de nacimiento. A una persona se la debe juzgar por su conducta, no por el lugar donde nació. En el caso de Antoaneta, su familia emigró a USA donde es una reconocida profesional en el mundo del diseño y con nacionalidad estadounidense. Mi comentario inicial sobre el uso del español en su canal es una simple recomendación, un consejo, para así poder aumentar el número de suscriptores de su canal. 580 millones de hispanohablantes es un mercado que no debiera olvidar. Pero, insisto, es solo un consejo. Ante todo defiendo la libertad de cada persona para hablar y expresarse en el idioma que le dé la gana. No me simpatizan las oblgaciones lingüísticas y en todo caso bienvenida a España Antoaneta.
@@Photokane Nadie está descalificando. Pero me llama la atención que dijeses que no necesitan trabajar. Yo no conozco a nadie español o extranjero que no lo necesite. Se puede expresar en el idioma que le de la gana, como si pide el menú hablando en Búlgaro o en inglés a los camareros. Los españoles que trabajan en hostelería o en otro trabajo que se atienda a clientes no les quedará otra que aprender idiomas para adaptarse a los extranjeros residentes que quieren hablar "en la lengua que les de la gana".
Nací en Alemania, vivo en Valencia. Valencia tiene todo! Simplemente la encanta
Oh yes so fantastic! Glad you like it too!
I go to Valencia twice a month! Back at it on friday again, so underrated city and my favourite city in Europe
Yes!!! Thanks for watching. It is underrated for sure.
We loved walking through Turia Park, and how people were there playing even later at night!
Yes, and the park is also safe at night and we’ll lit. 😊
I didn’t know Valencia has this long park. Looks very cool. Thank you for this video!
Yes, wonderful park!
The most beautiful and interesting park I have ever seen. If I am ever in Valencia, that park will be top of my list to see. If you ever make it to San Francisco, you should definitely see the Japanese Gardens. Not nearly as large, but definitely amazing in design and layout.
He visto varios videos tuyos, y realmente me gusta que aprecies nuestro estilo de vida, en donde las experiencias personales y el disfrute del dia a dia, estan por encima del trabajo, la filosofia es trabajar para vivir y disfrutar, no vivir para trabajar y acumular bienes que al final no disfrutas, Un saludo desde Zaragoza.
Thank you for showing this nice walk. Regards from Costa Rica
Enjoyed the tour of the Park Antoanetta. Will have to add this to my must visit list. Many thanks for sharing :)
Thank you so much! Please, do visit!
Thank you Antoanetta for a brilliant introduction to this incredible park. Well done. Love your personal insights and descriptions.
Hello! Congratulations for your beautiful videos. I love Valencia and I miss it a lot. I am thinking a lot to move out there but I don't know how easy it is to find a job there, because of the pandemic situation. Is it easy to find a job in English?:) I have started to learn Spanish and my wife already can speak good enough in Spanish, she is fluent in English, Romanian and she can also speak a little bit of French. We lived for a few years in UK and Canada, but it wasn't what we were looking for. We don't want to live anymore in a cold country 😁. We are also vegan and we remember the great taste of the fresh fruits and vegetables from Spain:).
Hola, de teleoperador no creo que sea muy complicado encontrar trabajo sabiendo inglés. Me imagino que también en hoteles. Mucha suerte, ojalá podáis venir y quedaros! Saludos!
@@lloicasev Hola! Muchas gracias por su respuesta. Ten un excelente fin de semana.
Florin, it is important to know a medium knowledge in Spanish, not too much people speak english properly, unless you find a job in an export-import company without spanish is not easy. Best wishes
@@salesdepartment6867 Thank you! Hopefully we will be lucky to find a job:)
Este parque puede ser recorrido ida y vuelta, 15 Km. Se baja por una de sus orillas y se sube por la otra. El parque cambia según por que orilla camines. Si te paras a ver cosas empleas más de 4:30 horas. Dispone de fuentes, aseos, etc. También puede usarse para ir de compras o de visita turistica de un sitio a otro de la ciudad cuando se tiene tiempo libre para pasear. El parque cambia según la hora del día es muy distinto por la mañana temprano que al mediodía o al anochecer ( espectacular). También cambia con las estaciones del año, semana a semana. Hay muchas especies de plantas y árboles. Siempre hay algunas floreciendo o dando frutos.
Amazing video Antoanetta.- I have been to Valencia once and h going back in June, thanks for all your amazing videos on this Super Cool Videos.- great insight x
Beautiful park in Valencia.
Like the fact that you enjoy creating the vídeos.
Thank you again for sharing your experience in Spain.
Thank you 😊 yes, I want people to see how stunning Valencia is.
Be careful, white flower at 5:21 is called baladre in Valencian, and is toxic, we use baladre destilate as raticide xd, nice video, btw.
Aww thanks for letting me know I had no idea 😳 and thank you for watching.
Next time I visit Valencia I’m gonna make the same walk. I love parks! 👏💪🏼😍 sentadilla=squat
Thank you ☺️ yes you should definitely walk or run the park!! I figured (translated) sentadilla later 😛
Nice to see a festival going on. We enjoyed biking through the park last month. Beautiful area. You can always find a shady spot to rest. Love it and thanks for showing us the entire length. Have a great weekend.
Yes gorgeous
Oh my!! I feel so relaxed after watching this video. I love this park!!
Fascinating place, so relaxing l especially. Like the dam
Yes there are so many relaxing spots.
❤❤❤💯top video all times
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)
Antoanetta, thank you taking us on this beautiful walk in the gorgeous park. I was already sold on Valencia, but now even more so, I hope we can find a nice place to live close to the park. In SF we have Golden Gate park which is preety amzing and long, it it somewhat similar, unfortunately it's in in SF and often is very foggy and chilly and dirty and often can find dtrash and even human waste..as you know all too well, many people here are too poor and negelcted to afford a home, so they have to sleep on the streets and in the park etc
Thank you dear ☺️ glad you like it! Soon you will experience it yourself… I’ve been only one time to SF for a few hours actually so I couldn’t see much but yeah weather there is not the best.
@@ANTOANETTAYes love, I know we will be so much happier there than in California. My son and are having a super hard time even waiting until the school year is over in June. Things here have become quite scary authoritarian with mandates . I really hope Spain doesn't become like this and maintains its stance on not using coercion etc and we can actually live again in stead of just surviving in seclusion.
Watching your videos always fills me with hope. Thank you😘💕
anbivalenteful In Spain is mandatory to wear masks in all indoor spaces and in all public transportation. Children must wear masks at school all the time. The 80% of all population is vaccinated and people older than 80 has received a booster shot. In Spain people do not yell at each other for wearing masks (children or adults) These are the rules, if you like them, you are welcome. I hope that you don't come here and start complaining about your lack of "freedom"
@@lilianamendive6222 Hello. I think you may have misunderstood or read something I didn't write as you seem a bit angry . We are pro mask, especially in any public indoor spaces. We never go inside anywhere without a surgical mask on, because that's what is most comfortable for us, as we certainly do not want to get sick or make anyone else sick. As a matter of fact before the pandemic, I would wear a mask if I suspected I might have just a cold and was unable to stay home for some important reason. I have a delicate health situation myself, so taking unnecessary risks with my health or that of others is not in my repertoire, certainly not if things can be helped by such simple things such as wearing a mask, keeping distance etc . By no means do I expect you personally to welcome us as non Spanish citizens, but I know it's true that Spaniards are known for being kind welcoming people, I've met several in my life and can say I have never not been treated kindly . Being considerate, repsonsible and using common sense is not the same as "coercien" and I was simply referring to the more general direction of authoritaranism that has been developing here in the U.S. which is becoming scary for anyone, mask or no mask, vaccinated doubly, triply or not, makes no differnce as all are being subjected to increasing authoritarianism that goes beyond mandates in effect like those in Spain...
@@ambivalenteful What’s happening in the US is very frightening.
i was living back there your first video as you said for 3 years now i'm coming back wednesday fantastic city my favourite one
I love this! So cool!
Yes 😍 thank you! Glad you liked the park.
La ciudad està impecable..enhorabuena a los valencianos..que son los que la cuidan
I'm from Valencia and this video is so good
🙏🏻 thank you
Excelente video sobre el Jardín del Turia. 👏👏
Gracias
Weather looks great!
Oh amazing late October ☀️
Super!
Mi país .mi tierra .el río
Another nice video! Turia is awesome, you can do so many things. Thanks for this cool video!
Thank you 😊 it’s hard not to like it isn’t it?!
Antoanetta, what a beautiful park, my Wife and I live in Tampa, Florida and are trying to decide where in Spain to retire to, Valencia is high on our list, we prefer the warmer climate, we have been looking at Valencia, Almeria, Alicante and Granada. Great videos, thank you so much.
Michael
إنتي جميلا حبيبتي منورا اللهم بارك شكرا لك حيت شركتي معانة هد الفيديو 👍🤝🔔
Thank you 🙏🏻
The best place for running !!
Hola Antoanetta, muy bueno tu video, se respira casi lo mismo que estando en el rio, como apunte, para otra vez que lo visites, cuando llegues al gulliver, sube las escaleras y sal del rio, y desde arriba verás que lo que desde debajo son los toboganes y demás para niños, en realidad son parte de un enorme gulliver tumbado en el suelo, los toboganes son pliegues de su ropa y cabello,etc. creo que te va a sorprender, el rio tienes muchos lugares mágicos, también hay pistas de atletismo, futbol, fútbol americano y rugbi repartidas por ahi, pero mira lo del gulliver, creo que te va a gustar mucho.
Nice video, very informative. Thank you for sharing.
Absolutely anytime 👍🏼
We enjoyed this video! What a cool park! To answer your question: We love the Retiro in Madrid! It was named a UNESCO world heritage site last summer and it deserves it! Casa de Campo is my husband´s favorite park in Madrid. I think the civil war was fought in both parks (if I remember my history right). CDC used to be the king´s old hunting grounds. We´ve seen lots of deer and rabbits there. We heard the Romans named Spain "Land of the Rabbits" (supposedly that´s what Spain means in Latin?) And there is a cable car that starts in Parque Oeste and takes you over Casa de Campo. Casa de Campo has an aquarium, amusement park, zoo, and outdoor public pool as well as a huge lake and terraced restaurants around the lake. Madrid actually has 10 parks. We like what they have done to banks of the Rio Manzanares: pretty bridges, playgrounds, flowers, trails etc.
Beautiful, informative and calm video
Very nice video!
Oh thank you
you are amazing, thank you for your videos
I encourage you to visit Mexico City's Chapultepec park.
Minute 1:32 Sound of cricket.
Minute 1:56 Sit-ups workout area
Minute 4:21 Squirrel
Minute 5:52 Serrano's Towers where the democratic republican government stored works of arts during the Spanish civil war (1936-39).
Excellent content 😊
😛
Just the republican government. They were never democratic people (in fact the II Republic took over the monarchy after a _coup d'état)._
@@robert111k For all its shortcomings of the Second Republic, which were many, all of their governments were elected democratically. Monarchy was ousted just like monarchies have been ousted everywhere else: with a revolt. The US colonists rejected being subjects of the King of England by a violent war and installed a republic instead. Should we say then "the US republican government", since they are not democratic?
@@robert111k That´s 100% bullshit, dude.
@@miguimau, no, it's not. It's just the truth. With no ideological blinders. Hard to digest for those who still believe in comunism but the plain truth nontheless.
Amazing park! How long did it take you to walk the whole thing?
It is awesome. I stoped many times but if you don’t it’s about 1:30h
The paradise
Antoanetta, would you please tell me what type of camera you use? I like the quality.
L O V E
I fall in love with Valencia back in 1987. Long love-story since then. But I have to admit that "my" Valencia has nothing to do with what you can find there nowaday. Ahh...little side note. There were already some American expats around back then. Anyway...ended up living in Madrid at least. But still I do like Valencia and its ruins of "la ruta de bakalao".😅😏
J.Ehlers, Valencia nowadays is incredible it has change a lot since then, Nice day
To the music center I am South Indian very good of your explanation but I have spent night with out house are you from Russia or Ukraine I respect you very humble women's
No, not from either ☺️ but close enough.
Go to L,albereda in Paseo de la Alameda and ask for Aitor Inurrieta tell him to get you a beer on my behalf, you tell him i am his cousin 😀
You can find a similar park in Zaragoza (parque del agua), close to the Ebro river, in Sevilla (parque del alamillo), Madrid (parque del Manzanares), and many more in other cities in Spain.
The weather and our way of life makes it possible. We enjoy walking and staying outside.
Nice video.
Thank you! Would love to see the one in Zaragoza ☺️
Jjjjjjaaaaaa, bueno similar, similar, has fumat?
Soy valenciano y he recorrido todos esos parques, todos maravillosos, y además con familia en zaragoza y ainzón, amo aragón , un saludo bien grande
The sounds of nature are chicharras (cicadas).
Тони здравей!
Може би ще те питам въпроси , които ти знаеш.
Аз съм кандидат за Испания!
Знам че е трудно да се намери работа там освен ако не е в нета.
Ти екземпт ли си за данъците там . Малко ми е неясно защото Испания има спогодба със САЩ за избягване на двойно данъчно облагане. С България такова все още няма . А ние сме българи. Ако знаеш нещо кажи !
Приятен ден ти желая!
Antoanetta , would you care to tell us , where are you originally from ? Thank you kindly .
Hi
What part of Valencia would you recommend to stay in December with easy access to beach.
Central.. I would stay anywhere central with easy access to metro… Colon ☺️
@@ANTOANETTA thanks central being?
@@margaretmcgarry7796 I love Gran Via area :)
Thank you for all the wonderful videos, Antoanetta. I feel I have gotten a good preview about living in Valencia. Just wonder if you know of good immigration lawyers with office in Valencia? Appreciate you so much!
Thank you! I didn’t personally use any immigration lawyers but please check the Facebook groups there are a lot of people who can recommend 👍🏼
Llevas algún tiempo viviendo en España. Creo deberías publicar algún vídeo en español, seguro aumentarías tu número de suscriptores.
Por si no lo sabías el idioma español es "lengua materna" de 580 millones de personas en el mundo. Por cierto más personas que el inglés como lengua materna.
No te dé pereza y ánimo
I wish I know this much Spanish 🤩
@@ANTOANETTA si puedes poner subtítulos en español sería perfecto, muy buen video👍
@Nano G Sí. Yo vivo en Alicante y en la costa Altea, Calpe, Moraira, Alfaz del Pi, el Albir, vive muchos residentes extranjeros. Algunos llevan 30 años viviendo en España y no saben o no quieren hablar español. Pero bueno es una cuestión personal y cada uno puede hacer lo que prefiera.
Mi consejo hacia Antonetta, nacida en Bulgaria, dado que realiza una importante labor en CZcams, es que valorara la importancia del idioma español en el mundo.
Si realizará vídeos en idioma español accederia a millones de usuarios y consecuentemente aumentaría el número de suscripciones a su canal, lo cual creo sería de su interés.
Por supuesto es simplemente una recomendación, cada persona en su canal puede hacer lo que prefiera que para eso es suyo.
Por cierto se sorprendería de la cantidad de personas de nacionalidad búlgara viviendo en España publicando vídeos interesantes en CZcams. Coño
El castellano es inútil en internet. Ella está en Valencia, si Ud realmente quiere integración debería aconsejarle aprender valenciano, el idioma local. Integración todavía no alcanzada por castellanos y manchegos que emigraron aquí el siglo pasado.
@Nano G No es cierto que haya mas "expats" ni inmigrantes de ningún otro lugar, lo se porque soy valenciano de origen manchego yo mismo. No entiendo muy bien que quieres decir pero obviamente poco harás en inglaterra sin conocer el idioma. Para alemania y el resto de paises no anglofonos, siempre es mejor aprender el idioma local si quieres integrarte y tener una vida social plena ya que estos "expats" se mueven en circulos muy reducidos y se enteran de la peli la mitad.
Río España
what's the best neighbourhood to live in Valencia?
I have two videos on 5 different neighborhoods I hope it will help you 😊
Encantado yo vivo alli si te apetece puedo conocerte
i dont even go to turia since Im 12 years old lol
los valencianos no queremos que se sepa, pero ya que nos has descubierto, bienvenida al paraiso universal, no se lo digas a nadie mas que despues se llena esto de chusma .
I wonder if that water isn’t steal water from Tagus and Douro river. Spain has been doing that for years.
Que tiene que ver ahora eso, menudo fumao estás hecho. A ver si te empachas de agua anda...
vaya tontería de comentario
Aprende el español bb
Es evidente la causa ... porque no lo necesitan. No precisan buscar trabajo. Si tuvieran que trabajar, lo aprenderían rápido. Además, carecen de inquietud, de curiosidad cultural, por aprender la historia y cultura del país donde viven. Pero es su estilo de vida, como si tuvieran aversión a mezclarse con el resto de los ciudadanos. No me extraña, si miramos atrás en el tiempo, en el siglo XVI cuando los ingleses llegaron a la costa este de la actual USA. Nunca hubo mestizaje. Muy al contrario de los españoles. En fin, ellos son así, lo han sido y siguen con su particular estilo ...
No sabía que la gente de Bulgaria fuera rica como para no necesitar trabajar ¿de donde sacan el dinero esta gente del este? Si se les sigue dejando con lo de son sus costumbres y hay que respetarlas y no quieren mezclarse ni molestarse en integrarse en unos años empezará a haber grandes zonas de guettos en zonas del sur como Valencia, Malaga y Benidorm. Nadie les pide que vengan a España, si lo hacen lo minimo que deberían de hacer es aprender el idioma. El castellano no es como el chino, no es un idioma dificil.
@@redco9895 No me parece correcto descalificar a las personas basándose únicamente en el lugar de nacimiento. A una persona se la debe juzgar por su conducta, no por el lugar donde nació. En el caso de Antoaneta, su familia emigró a USA donde es una reconocida profesional en el mundo del diseño y con nacionalidad estadounidense. Mi comentario inicial sobre el uso del español en su canal es una simple recomendación, un consejo, para así poder aumentar el número de suscriptores de su canal. 580 millones de hispanohablantes es un mercado que no debiera olvidar. Pero, insisto, es solo un consejo. Ante todo defiendo la libertad de cada persona para hablar y expresarse en el idioma que le dé la gana. No me simpatizan las oblgaciones lingüísticas y en todo caso bienvenida a España Antoaneta.
@@Photokane Nadie está descalificando. Pero me llama la atención que dijeses que no necesitan trabajar. Yo no conozco a nadie español o extranjero que no lo necesite. Se puede expresar en el idioma que le de la gana, como si pide el menú hablando en Búlgaro o en inglés a los camareros. Los españoles que trabajan en hostelería o en otro trabajo que se atienda a clientes no les quedará otra que aprender idiomas para adaptarse a los extranjeros residentes que quieren hablar "en la lengua que les de la gana".
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