Something about the lockdown in Spain
It's been 34 days since Spanish Government declared the lockdown due to COVID-19. I live in a shared flat with three flatmates and I think we are doing really good so far. We could stay home 30 days more if it's necessary (I think it will be). We try to stay active and positive, we do fitness in the living room all together, we are learning to cook things we have never tried before, we watch Netflix... To be honest, my life hasn't changed that much. I'm that kind of person that prefers staying at home reading, watching TV shows and movies, listening podcasts...
This crisis is being a good opportunity to test teleworking. A lot of people have been saying for ages that teleworking should be implemented in our country. They think that there are a lot people working in an office when they can do the same job at home. They even think that it could be more productive.
Now that there are a lot of people teleworking because of coronavirus, they've realized that teleworking is harder than working in the office. They feel like they're a slave in their own home. Because now that they don't have nothing else to do they are working more than ever.
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About the lockdown in Spain
It's been 34 days since the Spanish Government declared a lockdown due to COVID-19. I live in a shared flat with three flatmates and I think we are doing really well so far. We could stay home 30 days more if necessary (and I think it will be). We're trying to stay active and positive. We exercise in the living room all together, we are learning to cook things we have never tried before, we watch Netflix... To be honest, my life hasn't changed that much. I'm the kind of person that prefers staying at home reading, watching TV shows and movies, and listening to podcasts.
This crisis is a good opportunity to test teleworking. A lot of people have been saying for ages that teleworking should be implemented in our country. They think that there are a lot people working in an office when they could do the same job at home. They even think that it could be more productive.
Now that there are a lot of people teleworking because of coronavirus, they've realized that teleworking is harder than working in the office. They feel like slaves in their own homes because now that they have nothing else to do, they are working more than ever.
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Something about the lockdown in Spain
It's been 34 days since the Spanish government declared the lockdown due to COVID-19. I live in a shared flat with three flatmates and I think we are doing really well so far. We could stay home 30 days more if it's necessary (I think it will be). We try to stay active and positive. We do fitness in the living room together. We are learning to cook things we have never tried before. We watch Netflix. To be honest, my life hasn't changed that much. I'm that kind of person who prefers staying at home reading, watching TV shows and movies, listening to podcasts...
This crisis is (or "is turning out to be") a good opportunity to test teleworking. A lot of people have been saying for ages that teleworking should be implemented in our country. They think that there are a lot people working in an office when they can do the same job at home. They even think that it could be more productive.
Now that there are a lot of people teleworking because of coronavirus, they've realized that teleworking is harder than working in the office. They feel like they're a slave in their own home because now that they don't have anything else to do, they are working more than ever.
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Muchas gracias, Simón. A ver si para 2021 puedo ir a Córdoba a ver a mi familia que vive allí hahaha
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Hola Sergio. No está mal. Unas cositas:
doing really WELL. well - bien, el adverbio. good - bueno, el adjetivo.
"We could stay home" suena como tienes opción. El gobierno manda, así que: We might have to - quizás tendremos que...
Test es más hacer pruebas, como en una investigación o un examen. Probar aquí sería "try".
Espero que eso te ayude. ¡Aguanta! Sanchez va a dejarnos salir pa Navidad. Saludos desde Córdoba. Simón.
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