International Education - would you study in foreign country? (12 Viewers)

[Ocelot]

I've only been to Paris in France, but it's quite an amazing city. I'd love to live there for a couple of years sometime, think I could get quite used to it!

Plus Cheesio will feel at home there with the large contingent of Maghreb people

Also, I ate one of the best couscous ever in a restaurant in Paris, I've never had good Couscous at restaurants other than that one time at Paris, you probably know very well that we Maghreb people love our Couscous

The tagine I ate a few times in the arab-dominated districts near Sacre-coeur is still among my favourite meals ever

And Parisians in my experience aren't really any ruder than any inhabitants of large cities.
Marseille is great as well btw, amazing and cheap af couscous there too.

 

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[Fred]

shoulda gone to toulouse



paris is nice except it's full of parisians, by far the worst of a people already despicable, as for the maghreb people there they are racaille all ghetto shit starting ragamuffins, no one likes them. You can get better couscous in north africa, you just gotta stop starting shit

Home made couscous I ate in Libya, and that I eat at home trumps any couscous I've ate anywhere, but I'm probably biased there. I was mainly comparing it to Couscous I've ate at restaurants (mostly here in the UAE).

You're right about the maghreb people's reputation in Paris, almost everyone I met warned me about them from day 1. As for the Parisiens, I won't pretend to be an expert, I was only there for 3 days so maybe I was lucky, but people weren't too bad to be honest. They were quite friendly and helpful.

The tagine I ate a few times in the arab-dominated districts near Sacre-coeur is still among my favourite meals ever

And Parisians in my experience aren't really any ruder than any inhabitants of large cities.
Marseille is great as well btw, amazing and cheap af couscous there too.

I didn't get around to going to that area, but I ate couscous in a place called Zehra, that was in the 10th Arrondisement area :lick:

 

[GordoDeCentral]

why not just let him make up his own mind, you jaded veteran?

if you were moving to Zanzibar for two years I wouldn't be trying to tell you it's gonna suck

If you said it sucked i prolly wont go i like this new martin though, feisty

 

[ALC]

Home made couscous I ate in Libya, and that I eat at home trumps any couscous I've ate anywhere, but I'm probably biased there. I was mainly comparing it to Couscous I've ate at restaurants (mostly here in the UAE).

You're right about the maghreb people's reputation in Paris, almost everyone I met warned me about them from day 1. As for the Parisiens, I won't pretend to be an expert, I was only there for 3 days so maybe I was lucky, but people weren't too bad to be honest. They were quite friendly and helpful.



I didn't get around to going to that area, but I ate couscous in a place called Zehra, that was in the 10th Arrondisement area :lick:

I'm sorry but why are you so fascinated with couscous? It's not all that.

 

[Seven]

I'm sorry but why are you so fascinated with couscous? It's not all that.

As a Libyan there are not many things you can be proud of. It's like being Belgian, all we talk about these days is our national team, beer and chocolate. It's okay @Fred, treasure the couscous.

 

[Maddy]

I'm sorry but why are you so fascinated with couscous? It's not all that.

 

[Seven]

Also, couscous kind of looks like Wenger.

 

[Ocelot]

Also, couscous kind of looks like Wenger.

What

 

[Fred]

I'm sorry but why are you so fascinated with couscous? It's not all that.

To think i used to like you?!!

 

[Martin]

so what exactly is couscous?

 

[JuveJay]

It's so good they named it twice.

 

[Cheesio]

This is moroccan couscous, kind of.

Wish me luck guys, i'm leaving tomorrow.

 

[JCK]

Good luck

 

[DelpieroForLife]

I am moving to study a master degree in Robotics in Sweden this summer, so excited about the experience to be honest.

 

[Maddy]

I am moving to study a master degree in Robotics in Sweden this summer, so excited about the experience to be honest.

Don't be. The country's turning into a shithole due to laissez-faire immigration politics.

 

[DelpieroForLife]

Don't be. The country's turning into a $#@!hole due to laissez-faire immigration politics.

As a Syrian I guess I have very little to complain about

 

[Maddy]

As a Syrian I guess I have very little to complain about

For now, yes.

But the marginalised lower and middle classes of Sweden, will turn to (and already have) Sverigedemokraterna and what's worse, and [far more violent] conflicts between immigrants and Swedes will arise.

Then again; positive for you, you came to Europe prior to Fort Europe.

 

[JCK]

I am moving to study a master degree in Robotics in Sweden this summer, so excited about the experience to be honest.

In which city?

 

[DelpieroForLife]

In which city?

Kristianstad.

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For now, yes.

But the marginalised lower and middle classes of Sweden, will turn to (and already have) Sverigedemokraterna and what's worse, and [far more violent] conflicts between immigrants and Swedes will arise.

Then again; positive for you, you came to Europe prior to Fort Europe.

For how long you have been living in Denmark?

 

[Maddy]

For how long you have been living in Denmark?

30 some years.