Hallo Alle!
This post is going to be a short one, mainly because the video is pretty straightforward and I feel that there isn't much explanation needed. I will go ahead and let you know that the 5 Things are not necessarily important, meaning that they aren't "Oh if I don't know these, my trip is going to go terribly" kind of things, but rather simple little light hearted tidbits. I thought of these 5 things as I was reflecting on what I knew before going abroad and how that changed 4 months later and I felt that they might be worth sharing, as (arguably) useless some of them may be, its worth a look-see.
Enjoy and don't forget to follow IES Abroad and I on Instagram!
Bis später!
-Juan
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<p>I've been told that I have a neutral accent when I speak, which I find interesting considering I grew up in GA/AL, go to school in Wisconsin, and speak both spanish and english fluently. I'll tell you what though, I can really bring out my southern accent when I want to.</p><p>My hobbies include: flying drones, tech, fishing, football (both soccer and american football), swimming, exploring (towns, nature,etc), video games, paintball, and a bunch more.... I guess you'll just have to ask me!</p>
