My name is Nicolae, I’m 35 years old and I’m from Romania. Currently, I’m studying my degree in Applied Languages at the University of Granada. When I’ll finish my degree, I would like to be an interpreter at the European Commission, it’s my dream job; besides being a musician. I also enjoy meeting new people in my free time and travelling; and being an interpreter, I can do both things. Beforehand living in Spain, I lived in Romania and then I moved to England. This is not my first time here in Spain, in fact I knew the country before coming here to study; when I came for the first time I fell in love with the Spanish culture, the weather and the people. Romania and Spain are not so different. Both countries have a welcoming society, and the gastronomy is very good in Romania and in Spain, I don’t think I would ever decide which food is better. My expectations were met when I moved here. My actual experience is good, and I feel completely adapted to Spain, at the beginning it was hard because I was used to the rhythm of life in England, and here in Spain instead everything is very peaceful, people eat very late, in England it’s the opposite. But I made a lot of friends that makes me feel integrated. If I would have to go around Spain in a TandEM’s bicycle with someone, it would be my girlfriend Ana! We met here in Granada, she is my travel companion. I feel comfortable talking about any topic with her and I can’t imagine a better partner to come with me. Now, I’ll go back to England to finish my master’s degree, and once done I have two options in mind: either go back to Spain or to move to Belgium and try chance to join the European Commission and work as an interpreter. To conclude, what I like the most living here in Spain is the weather, it’s always sunny and I appreciate it; my good friends that I have made, and certainly, the beautiful streets that conforms the city of Granada.
