Living abroad is difficult. Especially when you don't feel a part of that new country.  Things that could help you with that might be: <ul><li>learn the language; the more you know of the language, the more enjoyable and comfortable your life will become.</li><li>figure out the culture; what to do, what not to do, what is appropriate, what is not. </li><li>make friends; join social clubs like painting class, cycling group, join social media groups.</li><li>eat and drink like a local;</li><li>travel all over the country;</li><li>after you learn the language, listen to the local radio, watch local series;</li><li>challenge yourself every day; </li></ul>

How to live abroad and feel a part of that country

Everyone smiles in the same language.

education

Learning & Education

Iustina Tutuianu on Oct 27

Yes, please!&nbsp;Hygge isn't just limited to winter. Hygge, is a permanent concept.&nbsp; Ideas to practice hygge during summer: - have a picnic;&nbsp;- host an outdoor dinner party under the stars;- treat yourself to a hammock;- find a sunny spot and read;&nbsp;- make your own jam;- enjoy brunch with friends.&nbsp;

Hygge in the summer?

artsandculture

Society, Arts & Culture

Hygge means creating a warm atmosphere and enjoying the good things in life with good people. The warm glow of candlelight is hygge. Cozying up with a loved one for a movie – that’s hygge, too. And there's nothing more hygge than sitting around with friends and family, discussing the big and small things in life.

What does "hygge" mean?

Danish winters are known to be long and dark, and so the Danes fight the darkness with their best weapon: hygge, and the millions of candles that go with it.

The high season of hygge

Hygge was never meant to be translated - it was meant to be felt!

Find out what hygge is, what it means to Danes, how to pronounce it and how to hygge throughout the year.

Iustina Tutuianu on Oct 27

Iustina Tutuianu on Oct 27

What is 'Hygge'?

Iustina Tutuianu