Spaniard's way of life

A couple of days ago I talked to a danish colleague about living in Madrid and he told me something that made me think.  (note: is that correct?). The first time he came here was an erasmus and he confessed that the first thing he was interested in was partying in spain. Tell me, is that much the rumour that flows abroad?

This passed summer I also attend a festival and one of the singers said: "I love to come to Spain because you're still partying while everybody abroad is sleeping!". Honestly, that's really fun for us but sometimes I feel embarrased to take on this image.

My colleague also thinks that we speak way louder than the rest of our european neighbours --I suppose that it comes from the deafness from partying--.

What do you think about us, folks?

Spaniard's way of life

A couple of days ago I talked to a danish colleague about living in Madrid and he told me something that made me think / got me thinking keep me thinking (note: is that correct?). The first time he came here was an  on Erasmus (i.e. the Erasmus programme) and he confessed that the first thing he was interested in was in a spanish party. Tell me, have the rumours spread that much? is that much the rumour that flows abroad?

This passed past [pronounced the same!] summer I also attend a festival and one of the singers said: "I love to come to Spain because you're still partying while everybody abroad is sleeping!". Honestly, that's really fun for us but sometimes I feel embarrased to take on this image.

My colleague also thinks that we speak way too much louder way louder/much too loud  [but you can't use both "way" and "much too" together] than the rest of our european neighbours --I suppose that it comes from the deafness for from partying--.

What do you think about us, folks?

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