Sun, 19 May 2013
Driving and parking in Holland
Groups and clubs in the Netherlands
New Year’s resolution: Give up the gym and get fit!
Debit card fraud in the Netherlands
Expat Voices: Irma Claeys on life in Belgium
The pieces that simply will not fit
Local still means local in rural France
'Natural' wine is new booze on the block
Expat Entrepreneur in Paris: Heather Jerue
Groups and clubs in Germany
'Poor but sexy' Berlin pulls in the tourists
Swiss watch industry hurt by crisis
Swiss Army knife morphs with age
Expat Entrepreneur in Malaga: Samantha Sintes
Pucker up in public in Spain
A guide to bars and pubs in Barcelona
The great British immigration debate
Finding London’s expatriates
A detour into Luxembourg
National groups and clubs in Luxembourg
Joining expat voices in Portugal
Living abroad? Write about your experiences! Expatica encourages you to send in your views about living in Belgium, France, Germany, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland and the UK. Expatica’s Blogs & Photos section publishes content on a variety of expat topics including politics, local events, local food recipes and photos as well as restaurant, film and book reviews, so the choice of subject matter is up...
paris (im)perfect: Misunderstanding on the Metro
It's just another Faux Pas Friday as Sion attempts to communicate with a stern Parisian schoolteacher.
Xenophobe's® Guides: How the Germans see others
Do you know what Germans think when you tell them where you come from? Here are some hints.
Expat kids: Who are they?
A discussion on the impact of expatriation on children, and the rising generation of children with hybrid cultural identities. [Contributed by HSBC Expat]
Together Magazine: Networking in Brussels - with no alcohol
Brussels seems to run solely on champagne-fueled schmoozing. Emma Portier finds out what life is like for abstainers.
Life on La Lune: Yet more French colloquial phrases
Getting bored with vocabulary practice? Here are some fun phrases to get you motivated.
Understanding German culture: a starting point
Although an understanding of German culture takes time to acquire, the newcomer to Germany can facilitate the process through understanding the most common areas which make the German culture unique.
Have your say in the largest worldwide Expat Survey
HSBC Expat announces the opening of its sixth annual Expat Explorer Survey and encourages expats from across the globe to share their experiences of living and working abroad.
Opposite Ocean: When the swear word loses its strength
Leah thinks over some implications of the way Belgians use English.
Rick Steves: Stories about Provence and the French Riviera
These books and films about the French south will take you to a warm, colourful - and intriguing place.
Expat Mom: Laundry is a battlefield
American blogger Expat Mom gets all-spun-out using a German eco-friendly washer-dryer called Braveheart.
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