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City livability: would you recommend your city to a fellow translator?
Thread poster: Mario Chavez (X)
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Romania
Local time: 14:53
English to Romanian
No Jun 30, 2017

No, I wouldn't. I wouldn't even recommend my country, though many foreigners find it beautiful and its inhabitants hospitable and warmhearted. I don't trust my country to be working for my welfare. Each time the rulers change, they create economic and financial instability. And not only instability.... See more
No, I wouldn't. I wouldn't even recommend my country, though many foreigners find it beautiful and its inhabitants hospitable and warmhearted. I don't trust my country to be working for my welfare. Each time the rulers change, they create economic and financial instability. And not only instability. You might have seen this picture shared: http://www.hotnews.ro/stiri-esential-21588649-moment-memorabil-piata-victoriei-toti-protestatarii-aprins-lanternele-telefoanelor.htm . I'm sure there have been several foreign articles about the significance of that picture.Collapse


 
Matthias Brombach
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Germany
Local time: 13:53
Member (2007)
Dutch to German
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A dream has become true: Jul 1, 2017

Mario Chavez wrote:

where you live is where people go to sleep and ignore their neighbors.


... just to conclude my first post

Hi Mario,
in my earlier life as service technician I was sent by my employers half around the world for some years, but unfortunately I never had to visit Latin America or Africa and I think, visiting the world as a tourist will never give you such a true view into the real life of the people living there. I often wish myself back into those times, having contact with the "true" people working at their machines or meeting them outside their work places.

[Edited at 2017-07-01 11:21 GMT]


 
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