Anyone from the In-land Murcia Region - Spain
Jan 9th 2005, 2:26 pm
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Anyone from the In-land Murcia Region - Spain
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Jan 11th 2005, 4:11 pm
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Re: Anyone from the In-land Murcia Region - Spain
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Jan 11th 2005, 4:20 pm
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Re: Anyone from the In-land Murcia Region - Spain
Hola,
We are very much in-land. Abanilla/Fortuna areas, and have been living here for 2 years!
It appears that Campoamor is actually on the coast or have I got the wrong place? Thanks for replying tho.
We are very much in-land. Abanilla/Fortuna areas, and have been living here for 2 years!
It appears that Campoamor is actually on the coast or have I got the wrong place? Thanks for replying tho.
Jan 11th 2005, 4:24 pm
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Re: Anyone from the In-land Murcia Region - Spain
Originally Posted by Mightydynamite
Hola,
We are very much in-land. Abanilla/Fortuna areas, and have been living here for 2 years!
It appears that Campoamor is actually on the coast or have I got the wrong place? Thanks for replying tho.
We are very much in-land. Abanilla/Fortuna areas, and have been living here for 2 years!
It appears that Campoamor is actually on the coast or have I got the wrong place? Thanks for replying tho.
Forgive a miserable english bod desperate to leave this 'country'
You're obviously happy in spain as you've been there 2 years...i just hope its the right move for us!
Jan 11th 2005, 4:32 pm
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Re: Anyone from the In-land Murcia Region - Spain
Yes we have been here 2 years, it was quite difficult getting used to everything, as we are in a very rural part of the Murcia region, our choice, we wanted to get away from the city life, and as practically no one speaks english here, we have had a great incentive to try to learn and communicate. Loads of fun trying to make ourselves understoo.
I dont know Campoamor area but if the area is as nice as its lovely name, you should be very happy there.
I dont know Campoamor area but if the area is as nice as its lovely name, you should be very happy there.
Jan 17th 2005, 1:32 pm
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Re: Anyone from the In-land Murcia Region - Spain
Hello,
Just recently moved to Los Alcazares region,but had friends living here for 2 years now.The people are friendly and respect you if you do try to learn some Spanish,although my Spanish is getting worse (I think)!!!!!Surprisingly the weather hasnt been as warm as it usually is for this time of year,but every day is sunny.....Enjoy yourself its a beautiful region and I recommend you visit El Patio the resteraunt in Los Alcazares.....muy bueno comida
Just recently moved to Los Alcazares region,but had friends living here for 2 years now.The people are friendly and respect you if you do try to learn some Spanish,although my Spanish is getting worse (I think)!!!!!Surprisingly the weather hasnt been as warm as it usually is for this time of year,but every day is sunny.....Enjoy yourself its a beautiful region and I recommend you visit El Patio the resteraunt in Los Alcazares.....muy bueno comida
Jan 20th 2005, 3:46 pm
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Re: Anyone from the In-land Murcia Region - Spain
Hola,
Bienvenido en Espana.
Embarrassed to say that I dont know where Los Alcaszares is situated.
I think that if one tries to speak spanish, as bad as the pronunciation is, they do appreciate the effort, and then join and help you along. I have tried to improve my spanish, by watching spanish tv soaps with subtitles for the deaf, it is really helping a lot, although cant do it with the news as they speak so fast its frightening. An interesting way to learn a language and understand a culture. If someone can think of a better way, kindly share it with us. Hasta Luego.
Bienvenido en Espana.
Embarrassed to say that I dont know where Los Alcaszares is situated.
I think that if one tries to speak spanish, as bad as the pronunciation is, they do appreciate the effort, and then join and help you along. I have tried to improve my spanish, by watching spanish tv soaps with subtitles for the deaf, it is really helping a lot, although cant do it with the news as they speak so fast its frightening. An interesting way to learn a language and understand a culture. If someone can think of a better way, kindly share it with us. Hasta Luego.
