Yolanda, I totally agree with u! (excepted from the fact that people does not take siesta: my parents do take siesta some times). I also have heard that people from the South are lazy, and I always deffend them (I live in the northern part of Spain). I don't understand why people say that kind of stuff.

People: thanks for your comments!

Ivan: you should do some research about the rest of the "european" countries. We all are really different from each other. In fact, I think that Spain is similar to Italy, for example. Besides, I DO think that Spain, even though we have some issues related to finding a job, is a great place to live, really safe, and quiet, and a beautiful place to live.

Zuzia: I'm glad to hear that u know that all those are stereotypes. I knew a girl from Poland (she was on ERASMUS in my faculty) and she was really nice. About what u said (and some others before than u) concerning that Spanish people don't like foreigners, maybe that's true as far as some spaniards are concerned, but it's not a general "rule".

I LOVE MY JOB! I love paperwork and that stuff. Besides, I like publicly speaking so I don't have any problem in talking in Court, or in front of clients. :)

I can help u!! I'm not a native, but I speak English fluently

I totally agree with Juan Fernando. Spanish educational system is just awfull!!!!

My native language is Spanish, and I'd advice people to loose shyness and try, speak... . If someone wants help with Spanish, you can message me!

I don't think so. Maybe many years ago it worked because the timetables of the factories, but now I think that things have changed a lot.

If I didn't LOVE law, I probably try cooking or baking as a job. I love cooking and trying new stuff in the kitchen. I would also love to be an interpret. In fact, before I decided to study law, I was thinking about studying interpretation.