When people from GERMANY visit SPAIN
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- Опубликовано: 28 янв 2024
- Real life footage of a German abroad in Spain. Spain is one of the Germans favorite country to go on holiday in, and more than 150.000 Germans even chose to live here permanently. This is every Germans first visit to Spain.
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As a Japanese, a German friend tells me German people are always complaining about something. Through this channel, I have realized that is somehow true.
Well, maybe.
Its not just the Germans sadly 😂😂
It‘s just because German standards used to be so much higher… 🤗
Hey in Spain you can HAVE 'jamón' any time you want. 😊
I hear from a friend in the UK that the English complain all day everyday.
Hahahah! As a Spaniard living in Germany, this is exactly how I feel when I go back to Spain
My Abuela who fought against Franco complained Many Germans came to Spain… in the 1930s. Lol joke.
+1 on the Spaniard in Germany when I come back...
+2 here. Plus, now I get to eat more because I’m having “first dinner” at 18:00 and then proper dinner with family at 21:00
Roman Empire in Spain: anyway, time to leave this insulting land.
so cute! I was surprised germans wear sunscreen now. good move!!!!!!!
Over 20 years of spending vaca in Spain, every time I regret the decision to not moving there for good. The weather, the food and specially the people create the most fun and relaxing atmosphere! Can't say the same about Germany though, Greetings from Romania!
Totally agree!
so much cow in spain
For all tourists out there, here are meal times in Spain:
- Breakfast: 7/8/9-12
- Lunch: 13-16
- Dinner: 20/21-23/00
Some places will offer a snack mid-morning called "almuerzo" and/or a snack mid-afternoon called "merienda". Other places will still be open in between lunch and dinner hours but the kitchen won't reopen until at least 20, so you'll have a few "tapas" available. If you're a tourist who's used to having dinner at 17 or 18, and you can't wait until dinner time in Spain, I guess if you order enough tapas you could call it a dinner 😂
😂😂😂😂tnx
Yup agree 100% but at least in touristy places they learned 18-20 for tourists and 20-00 for locals
The Spanish work to live...not live to work...
Reminds me of the joke, which goes like:
In spain we do:
- Breakfast: 7/8/9-12
- Then we start preparing lunch
- Lunch: 14-17
- Then we prepare dinner
- Dinner: 21-23
And they ask:
"But... when do you work? 😅"
and they answer "Work?!?! When!? There's no more time left!"
@@maximipe even if i do - a lot of tourists dont. And some restaurants follow the money. If you have a problem with that, take it out with the touristy places.
I once had a German friend come over for a visit in Madrid. He literally said to me "I dont know why anyone would order such a small beer". It's gotten funnier over the years
XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
I sure as hell know why you say that it has gotten funnier: bcz his beer belly has gotten ‚más gordo’ 😂😂😂
A Beer for a Child? Made me laugh all afternoon.
Ah yes! German “kinder beer”!
Then you should order a pint, it's half a litre!! We have that too, but if you order only a beer they will probably give you a doble (what he had on the video) or a tercio (the bottle)
The main reason of this is because in Spain we have a beer to socialize and not to get drunk haha. It's just mainly an excuse to talk and meet everyone outside.
😂😂😂 I am spanish and my colleagues from Germany said the same thing. I told them is because the little ones are colder than the Big ones 😅
@@Alberto-xu9dt In Germany it's pretty much expected from Men to be able to drive after 1l of Beer. So the Amount needed to get drunk ist quite a bit higher.
Child size beer priceless, welcome back
Americans in Spain: This is Mexico, right?
Brits in Spain: Let's do what we know best, colonize the beaches!
@@Edgar2023ES Spain: UK give me back Gibraltar.
As a Canadian living in Mexico I approve this message 😂
@@2GringosOnTheGulfLiving in Mexico or "Mexico"?
@@genio2509 Sorry that's above my head.
No comprehend this statement. 🤦🏼♂️✌🏼
@@2GringosOnTheGulf I was complimenting the OP joke.
Americans say Spain is Mexico.
Do Canadians do it as well?
I was also asking, are you in on the joke saying you live in Spain, or not and you're saying you live in Mexico?
now he needs to do one of this for every country in Europe (yes, even the micro states, although he might get broke if he order a coffee in Monaco)
Yeah, that would be awesome!
in the world would also be great ideas !
Well, if he stays with coffee, he might not become broke immediately. The price for coffee in Monte Carlo was quite fair, when I last visited. But I was, let's say: 'surprised', at how expensive parking there was. And it was just the price for regular parking, I did not have to pay a fine because I was parking in the wrong spot.
😅
Debe ser uno de los pocos Alemanes, que no le gusta nuestro pais...Porque Mallorca, esta llena de Alemanes 😂
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I am here only for those type of content 😍😍😍
Hopeless.
It hurts to see Radical Living gave in to the institution 😢
Automatic like. Cheers sangria Prost
i cant stop laughing at the part where the restaurants are closed for "dinner"
Siempre las mismas tonterías de los extranjeros
@@fontantorres3938 Así es, si no les gusta que se vayan, que viva España y olé !!!!! Saludos desde Sudamérica
My international friends are always surprised about two things:
- So many people out at night on a weekday. As you said, 22:30 and people are still in the terrazas, walking, etc. Even children.
- Children inside bars, especially if it is already quite late (festivities and weekends). I didn't realize that it is not common to have children in your bars at 23:00 until I lived outside of Spain. My whole childhood was playing in the nearby park of some bar with my friends while our parents were sitting in the terrace of a bar, or inside the bar. And pretty late on festivities and weekends!
In some countries, children are not allowed in bars at any time, and that was surprising for me.
I am from Eastern-Europe and that was my childhood as well, lmao.
I work as a recepcionist in the Canary Islands and Germans are actually one of the best nationalities to work with. Even when they're mad they keep their manners. The most annoying thing they do is trying to speak German like they're in Dresde when you tell them "Ich spreche ein bisschen Deutsch" and then act confused when you don't understand them. Bonus points when their problem is that the TV doesn't have sound or whatever but they still feel like they need to tell you their whole life story lol
United "can I speak with the manager" Kingdom has to be the worst.
I actually felt the "finally good weather" one myself physically once: when we went to Mallorca a few years back in September/October, the weather here in Germany was cold enough for my hands to get really dry and chapped again, as they usually do. After really just 1 or 2 days in this different climate with wonderful weather, my hands had completely healed and looked absolutely fine again!
Also, the Paella I ate there was absolutely amazing!
Yeap well , the problem is when u live all the year whit sun a almost 12/19 degrees in winter , sometimes we miss the cold and the rain
@@jjmencap7015 yes, that's understandable. I guess you can get too much of everything, regardless of how nice it seems, if you experience it non-stop.
@@jjmencap7015Nadie en su sano juicio echa en falta el frío y la lluvia. La lluvia se soporta, porque es un mal necesario, pero el frío, ni de coña.
@@jjmencap7015Yaa, por eso me parece que el clima del Norte está mejor. Aunque llueve mucho, llueve cuándo debe y en verano sigue haciendo calor pero no un bochorno como en el sur de España o por Levante. Galicia calidade, aunque nuestras aguas están frías, pero yo me acostumbré a eso
@@aladelta55the thing with the cold is that humid cold is the worst for me. I can handle -5 degree Celsius just fine when it's a 'dry' kind of cold (especially now that I learnt to always put creme on my hands😅, though it can be difficult at times to keep up in particularly cold weather), but 5 degrees when it's humid can feel like hell. The same goes for heat, humid heat is the worse.
When I was sharing a flat with Spanish girls, it was such a shock to when they started cooking dinner at like 9:30 pm, while I was having mine at 5 😭
😮😮😮
We also in the Americas do the same (majority) the perks of having a nice good weather 🌡️
@@Drskopf And family and good company to share and laugh with 😍
Bro, I'm an American of Hispanic descent and although the Spanish did colonize us, one thing's for sure, their dinner time is NOT normal to us lol. The latest I would eat dinner is 6 pm. If I have anything else to eat after that, it's usually crackers or cheese with some tea and that's it. At 9 pm, I'm already getting into my sleep routine 😂
@@dangercat9188 Probably because you are American, your family had to adjust their schedules .when they moved to the States ... I'm Peruvian, we eat dinner around , 8pm or 9pm, earlier than that is tea or coffeetime, not a proper meal. Mind, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, they have dinner around 9pm or 9.30pm. Never forget: Buenos Aires, la ciudad que nunca duerme (Buenos Aires, the city that never sleeps)
Churros without the hot chocolate? Never! Also, in the Basque Country they definitely still eat jamón for breakfast. You can walk into plenty of pintxo bars early in the morning and order pintxos with jamón.
Bueno todo los churros ; el jamón los pintxos etc; del bellísimo País Vasco ❤
Yeah! Serving churros without chocolate is almost a crime, unless you buy them to eat them while taking a walk. But sitting down in bar, chocolate is mandatory
@@Benito-lr8mz ❤❤❤
I prefer churros with coffee... I dunk them...... don't hate me.....
@@cliffarroyo9554 That's not common, but hardly unknown. The larger point is that dunking churros is a requirement, not an option.
When we were in Spain we did a ‘tapas tour’
We went from bar to bar each time ordering different tapas
I think those small beers are kinda handy for that
That's the exact explanation, beer and tapas kind of always go together. Plus in the warm weather it is better to order several small beers than drinking half of your big one warm as hell
@@cristinanovillo8731 100% agree
As an Irishman this was also my experiene living in Spain!
I am Spanish, and I was living in Ireland, Cork, for 4 months in my Erasmus. It's a nice country, but I think Spain is another quality of life. The weather, the gastronomy, friendly and warm poeple (in Ireland there were also really kind and friendly), our timetables, our social life at night even at the weekday... Idk why, but while I was in Ireland I felt a really strong conection with other Spanish people (even if they were from different regions), maybe because our culture unites us
@@adaalonso Spain is great, but good luck getting a well-paid job there!
@@Hannib4lBarca that's true, the Uneployment is a big problem here. That's why Spain is not perfect. But If I manage to get a job (or a well-paid job), I will live really good. I still think we have a good mental health and quality life. In nordic countries they have a good economy but a high rate of suicide
we have low salaries cuz we are a socialist country (sadly). People still traumatized by the Spanish Civil War when they didnt even live in that age xd
anyways, as soon as a capitalist goverment takes the control Spain will literally humilliate any other country in europe, the last capitalist goverment we had was the Catholic Monarchs in the XV century aahhah@@Hannib4lBarca
and btw i thought about moving up to ireland in the past, you are lucky you have such a great country, dont lose it like my people did with spain
@@Hannib4lBarca
I knew you were in Barcelona the moment you tasted the water XD
That water is so chlorinated it'll make you have diarrhea
So true. I'm from Barcelona and tap water there is horrible. I moved to Galicia (Northwest Spain) many years ago and the first or second day here I remember thinking 'hey, the water's drinkable!'
We lived in Valencia province at the beach and the tap water looked like it had marine life floating in it. We live in Cuenca province now and the mountain water is glorious.
In the whole Cadiz area the water from the tab is undrinkable.
But he's in Madrid, not Barcelona...
I don't get the ham thing. I live in Madrid, you can get ham whenever you want wherever you want. It's like oxygen
Can you adopt me pls? ham is life!!
As a russian never been at both countries i somehow enjoy your vids 😁
Me too. I am from America and would like to go there. I am learning German and Spanish.
Hold on, fellow Russian, putin and his gang are not gonna live forever, you will be free again and able to travel. I am a Russian living in Europe, helping Ukraineans here, I am so happy to be living in EU.
@@crocus5632 Don't write nonsence, please.
@@crocus5632don’t be a douche. I too helping Ukrainian refugees and giving home to them too, but fully aware their political history and that NATO /US/UK government are the problem.
I am able to travel and have been able to travel all of Putin's presidency. Don't you worry. @@crocus5632
My favourite German RUclipsr 👍🔥🔥
As a spaniard I can say that in the south serrano ham is almost mandatory in every breakfast :D
Since when? Traditional Southern Spanish breakfast seemed to be just coffee and tobacco when I lived in Sevilla 35 years ago, but sadly, not all changes can be stopped or reversed.
@@BlauKraut-gg5iu I should be offended, but that was hilarious xDDD It all depends on the preferences of each one, plus not everybody has enough time for a decent breakfast. Some take a "real" breakfast later in the morning. Some take the most time before start working. Some of them wait until 3 or 4pm to end work and directly have a big meal. Some can sadly do none of them.
If you have breakfast at 11am, at 6am you will speed up for work with just a coffee and 3 cookies (and a cigar if you smoke).
We do the same in Germany, actually. No time for fancy toast when you must cross Berlin from East to West to go to work early morning. But weekends are a different story!
@@mcruffian that makes sense
@@BlauKraut-gg5iuCoffee and tobacco could be the most universal breakfast in the world, but in Spain serrano ham is key
Serrano ham is disgusting tho, so flavourless and dry. No self-respecting Spaniard should be eating that sub-par thing, leave it for the tourists.
Love from Munich. As someone who moved here. I love your videos so much. You make me laugh so hard. Thank you.
P.S. I first heard about your videos from a friend in Trinidad.
In Trinidad 😂
Omg😂 the ham part had me rolling on the floor. these guys have the best ham but only eat it for dinner😂❤
We eat ham also at breakfast. Not all bars offer it, but it is available
I'm Spanish and I love to have breakfast with a toast of smashed avocado and _ibérico_ , it's the best.
What's so funny about it? A totally reasonable question!
That part was absolutely not true though. Bread with tomato and ham is probably THE most typical Spanish breakfast. Don't know where he got that we only have it for dinner.
@@alfonso6558 The most typical Spanish breakfast is probably a "café con leche" with nothing solid.
Wunderschön!
I hope you will have much more appreciation for your work ❤
I love this dude :) we need more videos from you
Awesome as always !
Small beers, called "caña" or "botellin" if it's in a bottle (although the names can vary depending on the region), are the absolute best way to have a beer in (most parts of) Spain, and anyone asking for larger ones (they are available in most places) is making a mistake. This is because of two reasons, weather and tapas.
If you ask for a large beer, it will eventually get warm, and you'll only get one "tapa", however if you order a smaller one, and a new one when you finish it, they will both be cold and you'll get two tapas instead!
I have one of those refugee cars. I’m glad you are still making videos.😊
I m always happy to watch your videos ❤ lots of love and respect ,from Morocco ( p.s : you should do a video in Morocco )
The beer thing got me. I think it's the first time in years on YT I genuinely had tears in my eyes. My friends from Czechia just returned from Spain and the first thing they complained about is that they had to buy beers by two at a time.
This is hilarious! 😂 Very funny… You’ve got a true comedian talent!
Soy Español y en España la gran mayoria no comemos churros todos los dias de hecho la mayoria lo toman como mucho el fin de semana o solo en festivos por ejemplo en establecimientos moviles donde se hacen me parece que en el extranjero piensan que comemos churros a todas horas y algo asi pasa con la paella creo😂
Y la sangría? Todavía estoy esperando encontrar al Español que la tome en una salida con amigos. Genios del marketing
@@nebula_M42Ya. Es mucho más común el tinto de verano si acaso xd. Aunque sobre todo por gente a partir de los 40.
Como nativo de La Ciudad de México le pregunto, ¿por qué no comer churros diario? ¿Será por tener al alcance más variedad de pan? 😉
@@fszocelotl Porque los churros no son saludables. Es para darse un capricho de vez en cuando.
@@fszocelotlEn España la tradición es así se comen en festivos onfines de semana incluso mucha gente como yo para Año Nuevo comer mucho churro es demasiado carbohidrato 😂
Thank you! So glad to see you. You always make me laugh. 😊
I'm so glad!
Very fun video. But I have also always loved your travel videos too.
Hahaha, just came from Andalusia today, couldn't find an open restaurant before 20:00 in Algeciras, wild 😂
Because the normal eating time for Spaniards is after 21:00 xd. I'm working as a waiter now and I start at 20:00, but mostly tourists come at that time and it's only after 21:30 or even 22:00 that the restaurant starts getting full.
In from Nicaragua and is the same over there, we eat late and party start late and finish 7am the following morning, if you go to a party at 10pm is too early for it to start. I guess these are the perks of good weather and similar culture since we also were part of Spain in the past
@@ale4315 But I don't get it.. Do all Spaniards eat at the same time? Aren't some spaniards who want to eat at different times?
When I go to other countries I need to eat early and adapt to their routines. It's the same. Wild....
@@Dah42 Yeah, but no crazy difference (like eating dinner at 17:00, that'd be really weird). And restaurants won't adapt to this minority of people, makes no sense.
OMG! Hilarious! You're are the best. I love your channel!
Yay! Thank you!
Love him.... for me he always brings a breath of fresh air
The beer comment got me laughing lol 😂
Loved your videos for so long,love to see one about my country.
and when i went to berlin long time ago,one of the thing most freaked me out was that you needed to specify you wanted the water without gas,instead the opposite
P.D: IDK who tell you that we don't take ham outisde dinner,but that's a lie.
He said ham not jam.
@@nenadpopov3601 fixed
@@nenadpopov3601 jam (short for jamon) is the Spanish word for ham.
@@mirzaahmed6589Nobody says "jam" as short for jamón xd. He just had a typo and already corrected it.
That’s exactly why I so love those skits! It's like windows to the neighbor cultures! And I got a lot of similar impressions in my travels too.
This is how I felt during my Barcelona weekendje weg - you nailed it !
Willkommen zurück mit Paukenschlag, sauber ! 🏴☠
Never seen this channel before, but you had me laughing the whole time. 👍👍
The average German couldn't sell their flat because they don't own it....
Wow in Barcelona right now! Can totally relate :)
Haha you can see the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona from the Plaza de Cascorro in Madrid! Good eyesight! But I loved the video, and I'm Spanish.
Ha ha great stuff I hope there's a part two.
Very good. Now I challenge you to do one in Brazil.
"Oh let's go up that hill for a nice view"
*gets shot in a favela*
As a French with some deutsche Familie und a Spanish former boyfriend i had lots of fun watching this 😂😂
Perhaps our houses are "cheaper" than in Germany, but our wages are also not on a german level.
Indeed, most young folks already have given up to ever own their own house, specially in Madrid and Barcelona.
In places like Mallorca there is worker shortage, because even employed people can`t even aford a rent on the island
Good! Regards from Torrevieja
01:21,The Spanish economy is the 4th in Europe, although your German brain cannot process it.
Without turism would be the 9th😂
@@Lucia-ik8kj That comment is nonsense, each country specializes in what it has, it's like saying if we take away Germany's factories, or British phlegm.
@@Mordahay lol u are a nonsense Spain live on tourism cuz they cant make any technology or sum stuff.
by chance do you know, navantia,escribano, seat, pegasus, hispano-suiza, to say a few@@Lucia-ik8kj ,but nothing, live in your little world
@@Lucia-ik8kjthe economy of Spain is only 10% turism🤡
I moved from Australia (notorious early birds) to Spain and the whole year I was there I just could not adapt to the different meal timings. I was so hungry and could never get a proper meal so mostly ate from bakeries or cooked for myself. The city I lived in also had undrinkable water. There were no public water fountains at all. I had to buy large water bottles from the shop all the time and felt so bad about all the waste. Also didn't realise shops closed on Sundays. I still miss the place though.
I bet you were on the mediterranean coast.
You can drink the water, but its not good for your kidneys due to the amount of calcium and other minerals.
And chlorine @@counterfan90
En España hay muchos restaurantes que ofrecen comida a partir de las 12:30 (antes es imposible) y las cenas a cualquier hora , ya que desde las 18;00 horas puedes pedir raciones en cualquier bar o restaurante. Yo soy español y mi horario de desayuno es a las 7:00 ,comida es a las 12:45, cena a las 20:00 y cuando he ido a comer o censr a restaurantes nunca he tenido problema. Es curioso pero aquí, si vas a un restaurante a comer a partir de las 12:30, solo verás a familias que tienen niños muy pequeños, porque en las guarderías los pequeños comen a las 12 y es a la hora que están acostumbrados y lo bueno es que los locales no están llenos y el servicio es rápido y eficiente
yes when we think that in Australia at 6 is night all year long.
Undrinkable water? Where? Sorry, but that is imposible! We have a lot of problems but we don't have undrinkable water. Spain is not Bangladesh.
It's hilarous to me watch this bc I live in where you recorded this (Lavapies, Madrid) and you showed LA SAGRADA FAMILIA
Eagle eyes, could see it from there 😜
You're the first one to notice where I really am btw^^
I LITERALLY live 1 minute away from the first scene 🤣 I hope you enjoyed your time here 🤙@@RadicalLiving
Here in Belgrade, cafes are always working and are always full, no matter the day XD Restaurants also work from morning to evening so you can when ever you want. :D
Spain: Paella
Radical Living: Aaaaah, palela!
To me a greek person, Spain looks like a (very weird) superposition of Germany and my country Greece.
Interesting. Could you elaborate that idea more?
...?
@@roderic3261 it was sort of a joke. What I basically meant was that Spain is a wealthy version of Greece. It is not similar to either Germany or Greece, I believe. It just reminds me of Greece a bit because of the dry yellowish mediterranean landscapes.
@@Benito-lr8mz it was just a joke. I do not really believe Spain is similar to Germany or Greece in any way.
@@tomorrowneverdies567I think Greece is more similar to South Italy
Hilarious!!! Ich liebe deine Videos
Please, could u make a video like this about Italy?! But longer:)
The beer part was spot on 😂
As someone who eats early and sleeps early for my morning work schedule, I felt that in my bones lol
You didn't do one while you were in portugal ?
Terrific! I'm German/Irish from California...father born in Germany. So I understand even half-German how 'shocking' it was to visit Spain.... WHEN do they eat? None of the travel brochures prepared me for who-does-what-when in Spain. I really LIKED it, but sure had to change what and when I could get restaurant food!
Palella hahaha at 17:00pm is normally coffee time for many spaniards. Funny video, greetings from Spain
Also,take care about where you ask for a paella 🥘.😂
"What is this? A beer for children?!"😅😂
Thanks. Interesting differences.
The beer part was great! Really hope you do some videos on America if you ever visit some day! I think those would be really hilarious😅😅😀
(These type of videos are what you excel at, your a natural at humor😀😀) I can already see a video on comparison between Aldi Germany and Aldi USA😀😀
keep up the good work, all the best from Kansas, USA! (America’s heartland) 0:08
As an Australian who has just found Ballermann music… please make a video about the Ballermann music and “culture”. 😊❤
Nooo por favor
@@jjmencap7015 ruclips.net/video/hzqcMvDON1g/видео.htmlsi=8gkCBvM72BWzNu_r
this videos are actually so good and i'm not even german or spanish hahaha
glad you enjoy them^^
It was also on a Wednesday night that I was utterly shocked how busy it was!!! 😂😂😂😂
I think it would be a nice place to visit, Spain. I loved that lady who made those adobe homes in the little lake. I would love to visit it. She developed it for her disabled son. Very nice!
"Must be a refugee car". That cracked me xdDDd
In Spain we have different sizes for beer:
- Penalti: ~100/150ml
- Caña: 250ml
- Copa/tercio: 0,3L
- Jarra: 0,5L
For all Germans out there, you'll probably want to order a jarra 😂😂😂
Penalti and Caña should be forbidden by law lol, who the heck wants such a small beer? Most ppl in EU love big beers not just Germans, in my country you can't even order such a small beer, the smallest version is 0.3l and only girls drink those.
@@nenadpopov3601woah 😂😂
I always order a jarra, but surprisingly there are some location in Spain where they don't know what exactly is a jarra. They start to ask which size it is.
@@tomate3391Interesting! Maybe it's called a different way in other Spanish places
@@gundissalinusMaybe it doesn't exist where you live, I live in Aragón
Haha,similar in greece,it is not rare to stay outside until the early morning hours and go with red eyes straight to work.
He should go to Koln and have some Kolsh. Or, if I remember correctly, an Altbeer in Dusseldorf. I lived in Dusseldorf and both of these beers seemed to be served in small glasses, particularly Kolsh.
Brilliant, as always!
If you're gonna visit the Netherlands as well, come say hello ;)
The funny thing with the water part is that in some places in spain the tap water is practically undrinkable and in other places its some it's the best you've ever had
it's because of sparkling water...
Practically undrinkable is not the best way to say. We don't have undrinkable water.
Lovely video. make video regarding Asian countries too
Haha, klasse. Gerade erst entdeckt! 🙂
I just like that people from Germany visiting Spain are still respectful enough to speak English
I am an American and I have worked in Spain three times in the meat industry, twice near Alicante, and once in Valencia and I love the country. Ham, cheese, chorizo, orange juice, fresh fruit and bread was available to me every morning in the hotels I stayed at. One of the meat factories that I worked at made dried ham, sausage, and fresh meat products had a gourmet restaurant on site and they include beer and wine for the workers lunch. Driving was fun and agressive, but parking in the tiny garages took 20 point turns and you can barely open the doors to get out because the car next to you is so Close. Driving there I can see why the Spanish are so dominate in MotoGP and Formula 1. Because I was working I had to be up early, so finding dinner was a real challenge, it was the same way in Argentina. People are so friendly in Spain and you are constantly saying hi to strangers on the street and the price of food and wine was very affordable, the exact opposite of Argentina.
If you go to Treskowallee at some point, you can visit a street renovation that lasts already for 8 years too xD
My parents called me and said they visited Italy gor the first time and similar to Spain in this video they also mentioned about everything opening at evening instead of working till evening
¡Jamón!
no jamon no life
hehehe perfect description
01:40 footage of me in BCN trying to find something to eat for dinner BEFORE 7pm :D
We had a company conference in Amsterdam, mostly was hosted and organized by one dutch and few Espanols. Dutch guy said that once few years earlier he tried to have a breakfast in 7:40 in Madrid and all spanish folks were "let us guess u didnt make it?". He wondering around till 8:50 and went hungry to office
Not real,sry😂
Close to Train stations can find 5am bars opening
There are bars to open at 5 am, for people who work very early.
But you need to know where are or ask to people from the zone or the city.
No wonder Mallorca is the 17th Deutsche Bundesland 😅
And Germany will be a Russian province in the next decade.
jamón can be eaten whenever though and it goes with the bread and tomate quite usually and bear comes in all sizes
I had so much fun watching thisss but the water part, water is delicious? At least on the north
who eat at 7:30 killed me
Every time of day is churro time 🤤
there will also be an extended version of this, I guess?
Very nice))
as a Spanish from Barcelona, here pool water is a better option than tap water tbh, but other than that I love my city, hope you enjoy your stay in Spain!
Just back from Barcelona, horrible treatment by horrible people. Never again!
As a spaniard:
Yes, we commonly eat jamon for breakfast. although it fits just as well in every other meal because it's delicious.
I fully agree with you on the beer part, we need cheaper better quality bigger beers available, you germans have it too good in that department.
Haha exactly what I thought when we were in Spain. Almost midnight but the streets are still so lively. It's like they don't have work the next day.
The best part of Spanish café culture is, they'll splash Bailey's Irish cream into your black coffee so that you can pretend you aren't drinking whiskey at eight in the morning. Haven't seen one yet that didn't stock it.
I think "German in Barcelona* would be more accurate. I eat ham for breakfast daily, plus you can eat around the clock in Madrid, you normally eat paella at home with friends not at a restaurant, never get a glass of water for breakfast but coffee instead, etc
What the hell are you talking about? This was filmed in Lavapiés, Madrid, he simply made the joke of inserting an image of the Sagrada Familia of Barcelona
@@slaveofrhllorA trashy place as well nonetheless 😂 Tourist traps always suck, no matter where -be it in Madrid, Barcelona or Berlin.
Soy de Barcelona y tengo jamón en casa y lo como para desayunar o cenar la mayoría de veces. No sé de que hablas. No habrás estado nunca en Barcelona sino sabrías que en toda la costa mediterránea somos muy buenos haciendo paella no solo en Valencia. Y aquí tenemos la paella negra o arroz negro con alioli. El alioli de la paella es catalán.
@@angyliv8040yo he trabajado de albañil en Barcelona por años y desayunar una tostada con tomate y jamón o un bocadillo de jamón en los bares a las 9 es lo más normal del mundo. Quiero decir, no solo en casa se desayuna jamón si te apetece... Pero bueno, entre el madrileño enterado y el guiri que tiene la gracia donde yo me sé...