If you're watching this in 2021, the guy in 5:43 ended up being my roommate Jannica's boyfriend and they've been together for 2 years now. MEHEHE CUTIES
I binged your Madrid vlogs last year before applying for the aux program and now I’m just waiting for my visa to come in. The process has been quite overwhelming so far and I know that I still have a lot to do once I arrive in Spain. But your videos give me a sense of comfort that everything eventually falls into place! Ps. I’m rooting for you in the next Miss Universe Philippines pageant!! Go Ayn!! 💖
"May tao, nahiya ako. Shhhh&!" I don't know why, but I laughed so hard at this. Hahaha! Anyway, you and Jannica look so fun together. Glad you had a roommate to share that rad place with. Love ya!
Hi Ayn! Were you friends with Jannica and Billy here in PH prior moving to Spain? Sorry I came across your vlogs two days ago, and I find your videos helpful. I wish I can find friends too who share the same interest with me- going to Spain and finding our own selves.
my friend and i are planning to apply for the auxiliar program in Spain also! Your vlogs are making me excited and your vlogs are super helpful also so my friend and I know what to expect :3
Awesome video but I didn't get how much you guys are paying for the apartment. I'm just trying to do the math in case I consider accepting a job offer there in Madrid. According to google "The minimum salary in Spain is of 736 euros per month in 2018" just in case anyone else is interested. Hey Ayn, would you say 10 or 15 or 20 euros is enough to live/travel/eat per day? Thanks for the tip in advance.
Hi there, I tumbled upon your channel and I found it very informative. I'm a French-Filipina who wants to teach in Spain. I have a question if you don't mind. Did you pay for the program? How did you find the students? I taught in Paris too before.
Hey! I was thinking of studying abroad in madrid. but i am asian, and i am afraid of discrimination/prejudice/lack of diversity. did you experience any of this?
I get stared at a lot especially in crowded trains... but other than that, not really. They're generally nice and welcoming here. As for me, I also make an effort to speak and learn their language and really get to know their culture. It's actually great being an asian in Spain!
