Moved to Malaga

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So I recently moved to Malaga because I had to, and who knew that Spanish people only speak Spanish. I didn't. English is alien for most of them. So while I'm learning Spanish watching Narcos...

Any of you loaded cats like myself living here? Most International people I have met here are struggling students. SEO isn't their passion either.
 
First lesson

What is your name?

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¿Como te llamas? Like the animal, llama.
 
Why dafuq would anyone wanna live in Malaga. Especially if you're loaded. Sometimes IMers' life choices are beyond me...
 
Why dafuq would anyone wanna live in Malaga. Especially if you're loaded. Sometimes IMers' life choices are beyond me...

I know what you mean but it involves receiving specific documents for a specific someone :) I'm outta here next year. Anyways, where would you live if you were loaded?
 
I live in the middle of nowhere in Spain and there's plenty locals speak English.

Last time I was in Malaga plenty locals spoke English. The Spaniards just prefer not to do so.
 
I know what you mean but it involves receiving specific documents for a specific someone :) I'm outta here next year. Anyways, where would you live if you were loaded?

If you gave me 5 million USD cash today I'd buy a nice apartment in Tokyo or maybe Toronto. Basically any big city with exotic culture that is still in a first world country. Low taxation would be nice too
 
I know what you mean but it involves receiving specific documents for a specific someone :) I'm outta here next year. Anyways, where would you live if you were loaded?

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - (No I'm not from Malaysia) - you can get a high rise building penthouse for like 1250-2000$. food is cheap and great, life is cheap, 90+% people SPEAK ENGLISH, people are pleasant and welcoming. dont listen to the bullshit the "international statistics" bullshit says about Kuala Lumpur, i've been there, its safe, clean and a pleasant place to live in. And people will say the internet speed is shit in Malaysia, i say yeah its shit with the standard internet, pay extra and you'll get good internet service. you can live like a king for 2000~2500$ per month.

I'm currently in the US right now, i have plans to move to Kuala Lumpur by the end of summer next year.
 
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - (No I'm not from Malaysia) - you can get a high rise building penthouse for like 1250-2000$. food is cheap and great, life is cheap, 90+% people SPEAK ENGLISH, people are pleasant and welcoming. dont listen to the bullshit the "international statistics" bullshit says about Kuala Lumpur, i've been there, its safe, clean and a pleasant place to live in. And people will say the internet speed is shit in Malaysia, i say yeah its shit with the standard internet, pay extra and you'll get good internet service. you can live like a king for 2000~2500$ per month.

I'm currently in the US right now, i have plans to move to Kuala Lumpur by the end of summer next year.

Hmm it's what you like. Although I could do that and exploit their low currency value, it sounds more like a holiday to me. Not a place to live in. I feel it does not have perspective. I'd prefer to live in California and expand my projects in the US. I was actually in Thailand so I know what you're referring to.
 
Malaga is a wonderful city,
I noticed that a lof of Spanish did not want to speak English, maybe it's hard for them ...
 
Gracias estranjero

extranjero , with a "x" . Try to make spanish friends. The main mistake foreign students do in southern Spain is surrounding of international people and they end up talking all the time in English. I have seen it 100s times.

Diviértete todo lo que puedas y vive una experiencia única. Mucha suerte.
 
By Malaga do you mean the actual city, or one of the surrounding towns like Fuengirola? Plenty of English in Fuengirola and Torremilinos.
 
Why don't you start learning spanish? It could be good for you. And take care about not fall in love with our culture, our country and our women. It could be addictive.

Hay muchos países en el mundo, pero la vida solo se vive en ESPAÑA.
 
Start going football matches. You will make friends in no time and your spanish will improve.
 
good luck OP. I visited Malaga a couple years back on holiday, it's a lovely place!
 
By Malaga do you mean the actual city, or one of the surrounding towns like Fuengirola? Plenty of English in Fuengirola and Torremilinos.

Actual Malaga. 5 minutes from the city centre.

extranjero , with a "x" . Try to make spanish friends. The main mistake foreign students do in southern Spain is surrounding of international people and they end up talking all the time in English. I have seen it 100s times.

Diviértete todo lo que puedas y vive una experiencia única. Mucha suerte.

I met some Spanish people that I hung out with. We even went to Marbella for a night out, but I won´t do it again. Not only do they speak Spanish all the time, we just have different cultural values. I feel in no way connected to their way of living. Their priorities appear to be backwards compared to mine.
 
Lots of English and Irish in Malaga.. and plenty of them well off too, it's not a place I'd of pictured as full of "struggling students".

I've a place in Murcia, Spain is my second home.. love it there. Most Spanish people I've found to be eager to help, but there are always old school residents that are of the opinion that you're in their country you should learn their language.. which is sort of understandable.
 
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - (No I'm not from Malaysia) - you can get a high rise building penthouse for like 1250-2000$. food is cheap and great, life is cheap, 90+% people SPEAK ENGLISH, people are pleasant and welcoming. dont listen to the bullshit the "international statistics" bullshit says about Kuala Lumpur, i've been there, its safe, clean and a pleasant place to live in. And people will say the internet speed is shit in Malaysia, i say yeah its shit with the standard internet, pay extra and you'll get good internet service. you can live like a king for 2000~2500$ per month.

I'm currently in the US right now, i have plans to move to Kuala Lumpur by the end of summer next year.
KL is boring at night though. I agree food is fantastic and your money does go a long way.
 
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