I'm a bit concerned with what other countries and people think about my country and Spanish people in general.I beg you to answer this question telling the truth but being polite:
What do you think about Spain and Spanish's people?/What do people of your country usually think of them?
スペインとスペイン人についてどう思いますか。あなたの国の人口？
¿Qué piensas de España y los españoles? ¿Que opinión se tiene de ambos en tu país?
Thank you/どうもありがとうございます/Muchas gracias
i love spain because of its people and language
i like the sound of spanish languages and the spanish people are very kind and helpful
Here in Egypt Spain is famous for its clubs only ,,, some people who are interested in Spain know more :D
I think that in every country there are good and bad people. I think Spanish people are very family oriented, they love to spend time as a family. One thing that I have notice about Spanish people is that they speak very loudly, for example if a Spanish family is sat by the swimming pool everyone can hear their conversation.
Kind regards
I have made one Spanish friend in Shanghai.
He was 180cm tall and studied Mandlin(Chinese language in Shanghai).
His Chinese was good but his purpose of staying in Shanghai is to get job.
He got a job in Investment company as a internship.
However he was fired at the company soon.
I was asked to help finding job.
I asked him a question.
"What can you do ?"
He answered
"I can speak Spanish"
I said
"Any other?"
He answered
"Nothing"
I just told him to find job in Shanghai because Spanish language is not needed for business and working (English is enough)
Spain was historically great country at the past time. Spain was a great empire.
I just hope future Japan is not today's Spain.
Hi Carla
What do you think about Spain and Spanish's it's people? or What do you think about Spain and Spanish people?
There was a similar question asked about 3 months ago to which I wrote a reply, you can read it here - http://www.italki.com/discussion/90328
Hi Carla, I took a tour of Spain around ten years ago and enjoyed it, particularly the lively and passionate people, the great food, and the interesting history. I think that my impressions probably follow some of the stereotypes about Spain and her people.
Madrid was too much like a typical large city in my opinion- too much traffic. However, the Museo del Prado was well worth the visit as well as seeing the Don Quixote statues in the park. On the whole Spain was a captivating and vibrant experience for me.
I highly recommend Spain as a tourist destination. However, my knowledge and experience of Spain is limited in some ways.
