Chulhyun Ahn
@nooyawker
Korean expat in Spain
Forum posts
4
Contacts
67
About me
Korean
Lives in Barcelona
Speaks Korean, English
Registration: 14 April 2010
About
Occupation
I am Self-employed.
My expat journey
Barcelona, Spain
Freelance linguist. I work from home.
Location, location, location. 1.5 hours flight to Paris and Rome. Along Costa Brava and to Pyrenes,there are always things to do and places to go. The city steeped in past glory, scars and future ambitions. 19th century modernist buildings of Eixample and medieval alleys of Gotico, their charms have never worn out for me even after living here for 2 years.
Motor scooter noises, relatively amateurish services, pickpockets, shops closing early and often
New York, USA
Film student, barkeep, computer engineer, customer services personnel, liquor store clerk, wedding videographer's assistant, translator, project manager
It's New York. It's the city of cities, yet its soul dances to a saxophone solo on a street corner as white steam rises from its manholes.
Loneliness
Seoul, South Korea
Kid growing up
Language, food, nature.
I feel incompatible with the city.
Activity
Racism in Barcelona. by EdMontreal
I normally prefer posting things that are positive, but unfortunately this one is not one of those. As I explained, I am Canadian/Mexican. If you see my picture you will understand what I am talking about. Anyway, since I am in Spain I have received ...
EdMontreal. I'm sorry to hear what happened to you. No one should go through what you went through. Having said that, I want to risk a politically incorrect but highly likely guess as to why you were subject to such unpleasant treatments. It is ... Read More
spanish hospitality by anelia
hello to every body:)i would like to know what kind or people are spanish as a touristic hosts..i like to go there for a holiday but i dont like to meet unkind people or cold behavior..thanks in advance:)
Spaniards are generally amicable and generous people. But services (e.g. at restaurants, bars, shops, etc.) I have experienced ranges from 'nothing special' to 'miserable'. Read More