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Hello, how did you get on with the electrics? Read More

Which lessons? French? Mathematics? Other? It actually may matter. I ask because my wife, who became a refugee in Switzerland at age 9, excelled in math upon arrival because it was language neutral. But did not do so great at first in German. So ... Read More

Yes, if your only goal is to learn the language. But a child so immersed will be spending a disproportionate amount of time learning the language while loosing ground on other subjects in the curriculum in relation to his/her peers. This is a ... Read More

Thank you Priscilla, I was feeling the negativeness too, obviously homeschooling is not for everyone, I have very few options left and was looking for constructive help. Thanks again for your support :-)That's one thing I found, nothing much ... Read More

I use TransferWise all the time, no problems. I did try the one with a bumble bee for their logo (to see if it was better), first transaction and a problem, took over 2 weeks to get money refunded (just under 2000 euros), so that scared the pants ... Read More

This is why, it seems to me, that the current government has a long way to go in making the country more secure for the people that live there. I do see a lot of property for sale in the South/West but when we also lived in Burgenland 5 minutes from ... Read More

I think that is my main concern the roma gangs, a bit like in the UK "the do as your likeys" police tend to give them a bit of space. Personally I think the police should go in hard on them.Sadly is a problem across the whole of Europe, ... Read More

I think that is my main concern the roma gangs, a bit like in the UK "the do as your likeys" police tend to give them a bit of space. Personally I think the police should go in hard on them. Read More

I being a man, will avoid the areas where these young women are, Just for the record though, where is this again? Read More

And there's that other thing they do where they (men and women) tend their "country plots" in their underwear. Seen that many a few times. And some of those guys should buy the next size up in underpants next time. As several of ... Read More

Ok, but surely dancing around a fire chanting some words may be off putting, or there and again not. I think I would have to be way out in the countryide to be safe, looking at all things being said, thi is not painting a rosie picture for me. Read More

I live in the countryside. We are the only full time residents on the entire road we live on (but one neighbor does spend a lot of time here). Yes, it is very calm. Very quite. Even "dead" in the winter. I like that. I spent half my life ... Read More

You will be disappointed because it's already full of many different types of people. There aren't ghettos as such - except gypsy ones - but in time I expect there would be different types of neighbourhoods appearing. I'm looking ... Read More

You've obviously trained your wife better than I've trained my dog! :-)My wife said to me the other day, that I can do the Christmas cooking (she was burning the bacon at that time), now I am not a great cook but she prefers my cooking to ... Read More

I like calm and nice and I want to be just out off the town, country side really and looking for places that have very little crime or none. Where I live at present there are only 7 houses and only 3 of them are occupied full time, the other houses ... Read More

Well my bubble seems to have had a needle stuck in it and as for my rose tinted glasses, they have been truly stepped on. No not really, it seems to me that Budapest is not for me, not that I wanted to live there (maybe for a day visit) and I think ... Read More

In general you'll want to avoid villages/towns with a huge gipsy population, they're the poorest stratum of society in Hungary, making them more prone to crime. If you move to a village with lots of them, the question is not IF or WHEN your ... Read More

If you like Vienna, you'll have deja-vu in Budapest. There's a big wheel there at the moment, like the London Eye but IMHO the Xmas market ain't up to much (are any of them?). I hope when you were in Sopron you visited Chen's ... Read More

Well, not really. About 45% voted for the current government. The rest voted for a fragmented mish-mash of other parties. So 55% voted for someone else. The main beef at the moment is that the current government is creating a situation where ... Read More

My wife brings the beers but then I do the cooking. Read More

Well to me it seems that Hungarians (ok, not all, otherwise it would be perfect) are happy with the current government from what I read about Hungary. Read More

In general you'll want to avoid villages/towns with a huge gipsy population, they're the poorest stratum of society in Hungary, making them more prone to crime. If you move to a village with lots of them, the question is not IF or WHEN your ... Read More

I live in Budapest so aside from some terrace herbs, I buy all my food. I am lucky to live near Lehel Piac so I get farmer's produce and meats year round. Yes, I know that a lot of what is there is large marketed and not family run farms, but ... Read More

I think the Austrians like to go across the border for the food (I found it cheap to eat out in Hungary) and the food is tasty if I say so myself.Sopron is popular for Austrians to go and shop, also for the Brits living as far as Vienna, they do day ... Read More

Is that what you spend on food each month and do you produce some of your own food. This is what I would like to do (grow my own etc). Read More

Gambia 30 years ago. Not much has changed. Things should change now the old President has gone as that guy was a kleptomaniac. Biggest hassle I found there was the electricity - always breaking down and extraordinarily expensive. You should ... Read More

Are you following me around? Or am I following you? I also lived in Gambia (in Kololi) as well and I've been there many times. And Austria. Gambia is a lot easier to live in than here but there's more to do here for sure. Sometimes I ... Read More

So, it looks the same there as it was for us here in France, took ages before the locals would speak to us (and I say ages as in years), to this day some still do not speak to us or just about say hello, I suppose if we all got on in the world there ... Read More

Ah. Yes. Excellent. But that is only half of what I wrote. Your half. There is also the Hungarian side to consider -- that is if they understand your Hungarian or not is also important. Case in point. My wife and go out to eat. I order, for ... Read More

I know, I get that here, expats saying this and that about the French. So what should I look out for in the culture shock, I lived in the Gambia for a year, now that was a shock, never seen rats that size before, I thought they were cats, still on ... Read More

But I think it did belong (Burgenland) to Hungary before 1921 (not sure about the years though) from what my wife talked about (I do listhen sometimes). The internet, where would I be without Amazon (a bit more money in my pocket), good and bad (the ... Read More

I am not one to move to another country and try and change it (as if I could), I like to be part of where I live (you know I can't buy marmite here, plays havoc with my cheese swirls, and cheese, every cheese but cheddar), anyway I can live ... Read More

I do take post on forums with a pinch of salt, I was just thinking why so many people were being grumpy about Hungary, yes I know going to Hungary and not living there are two different things, but they do make some nice cakes (that's not my ... Read More

The post was about moving to hungary etc. Why do we want to go to Hungary, many reasons and all the above. Lived in Austria (Mannersdorf) near the border with Hungary and spent time, many of days in Hungary. I don't think you need a connection ... Read More