As an expat, it can sometimes be a challenge to evoke those familiar holiday feelings. Perhaps it is the snowless winter in Madrid that makes you feel a bit out of place, or the blue sunny skies that do not bring around the familiar winter blues. Or maybe you find Madrid’s December temperatures too warm.
Cuéntanos un poco sobre tí… De donde eres y que te trajo a Madrid. Soy china, de la ciudad Pekín, trabajo en el centro de enseñanza chino e interpretación. ¿Has vivido en otras partes de España con anterioridad? No ¿Cuál es tu ocupación actual? Coordinadora de varias academias, presidenta de Asociación de Cultura
This month, the Cheap in Madrid Blog (CiM) is interviewing Lisette Miranda for our Expat Interview series. This native of Queens, New York has been in Madrid since 2009. As Marketing Manager at TtMadrid—which offers a 4-week TEFL certification program—she has helped plenty of English teachers from around the world with their big move to
We at Cheap in Madrid strongly believe that going to intercambios, or language exchange events, can really help you learn new languages. We’ve been profiling all the great intercambios going on around Madrid. The intercambio nights at J and J Books and Coffee (c/ Espiritu Santo, 47 metro: Noviciado) provide a great opportunity to get
Marie is Belgian and a fellow blogger.She is the author of the bilingual fashion and lifestyle blog Madrid & Co.She came to Madrid a few years ago,fell in love with the city,and the rest is history.Find out more about her and her life in Madrid. CiM:What brought you to Madrid? ML:Well, I was studying Tourism
