Greetings to all

[BrankoWasTheBEST]

From Espania 

Hola mi amigos. ¿Comas das?

Its really nice and great here. I am here for a few days. Came here on wednesday and will return on monday. I am staying with a friend who lives here and has a snooker and pool club-

Adios until tomorrow
 

[dashali]

have fun buddy...
where in Spain are you?
My sister lives in Malaga....and I tell you,,,,whenever I retire, I will be there as well....great weather and great p...ies

Iranetehhhhhhhh

[BrankoWasTheBEST]

Dashali jaan, I'm back now. Malaga is a beautiful city (old quarter) on the South Coast (Costa del Sol). I went to Alicante and then by coach to La Nucia. Its not directly on the coast but on the mountains that slope down to Costa Blanca, not too far from Benidorm.

Spain is a beautiful country but it is not an easy country to live in. People from Northern Europe who go there very soon tire of it as it does not have the infrastructure and conveniences or aminities that we are used to. There is also a lot of corruption and 3rd world mentality. Its a great holiday destination but difficult to live in. Most people I know have left after a few years but if given the chance I would move there as I am used to these conditions being Iranian and having lived and worked in the middle east 

[dashali]

BWTB jan...I know exactly what you say...and I am with you. My sister live there now, after her husband retired in Germany, they moved there. It's good, as long as you do not have to deal with government and anything elase....like you said, very corrupt.
I just loved the fact that in this area, Spanish language has no meaning you can talk in English, German and you are set. I have heard that more Germans and british and swedish are moving there.... maybe one day, I'll go there as well.....and on top of that, few Iranians...
Iranetehhhhhhh

[BrankoWasTheBEST]

A couple of years ago I went there with a friend for a business visit. We took an early flight from Luton an dgot there about 8.30 in the morning. We finished our work and went back to the airport in the evening to take return back to England. At the immigration control this fellow kept both my friend and myself waitng for almost 20 minutes while he kept looking at us and checking our passports. Eventually jokingly in Persian I told my friend that he should have behaved himself and not acted the idiot and shoplifted and that is why we are being kept back.

The immigration fellow started laughing and spoke in Persian with us. He was Iranian and just was waiting for an opportunity to talk Persian but was a little shy 

Anyway we had a good laugh and he was really really nice. Its just good that we did not use foul language either at each other or at him while we were waiting or it would have been very embarrasing 

[dashali]

looool  trueeeeeeee..
u never know these days...
when I opened my store in Pittsburgh....had known anyone Iranian ...
this guy came to my store....we were talking in English....he looked middle eastern but he was light skin and kind of more like Lebanese....and I heard that before me, there was an arab there with a persian rug store...any how...my brother, his brother-in-law and another friend were there to help me out and we did talk few times farsi, but the guy never said anything....like "hey I am iranian too..." and so on...
he also had FAKE hair...kolah gies dasht...
my brother's friend wanted to tell me in Farsi....cute kesho bebin che kolah giesie gozashte...looool but he did not have the chance, thank god, because I finally asked the guy....where are you from?
he said
IRAN
looool we were like....why didn't you say anything before...
any how, after he left the store, our friend told us what he was going to say...but thank god, he did not... can you imagine that?? loooooool
now, everytime I see the guy, whom is also oriental rug dealer, I remember the first time and laugh...lool

Iranetehhhhhhh