Renfe speed train from Madrid to Valencia!🌴Exploring the city, Korean earrings and Japanese coffee☕

It is time for my second travel vlog of my trip to Spain. This time we took the high speed train line from Madrid to Valencia in only 2 hours! In this video I will take you along with me as I explore the city for the very first time. Also being realistic about traveling through cities and feeling overwhelmed. I hope you enjoy this video!
Socials ❤️
------------------------------------
Instagram: @_becoming_a_polyglot_
Duolingo: VeraLanguage1010
About 😊
------------------------------------
Hi welcom to my channel! My name is Vera, I am 21 years old and live in Holland. I study to become an English teacher at the University of Applied Sciences in Amsterdam. Learning languages is, besides teaching, a big hobby of mine. Follow me allong as I discover how to become a polyglot and learn 3 additional languages!
Languages 🇬🇧
------------------------------------
Currently learning: French, Spanish, Korean and Mandarin
Wish list: Italian, Japanese
Disclaimer ❗️
------------------------------------
Everything is filmed on my Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-WX500 and I do not own any rights to the music which may be used.
#spain #valencia #renfe #avlo #madrid #travelvlog #traveling #espanol #espana #learnspanish #languages #languagejourney #becomingapolyglot

[@katrinesby5663]

I relate sooo much to your palmtree-excitement! 🌴 - Just wanna say that I really enjoy watching your videoes and also your insta is awesome 😊

[@BecomingaPolyglot]

Arent they just beautiful?! I absolutely love palmtrees 😂🌴 actually wanted to get it tattooed… took a different design tho but still it’s not off the wish list. Thank you so much for your kind comment, I really appreciate it 💜💜

[@thefoxicorn]

I love that assignment idea though I would have a hard time with it. #introvert Train rides are some of my favorite things - it's almost like a behind the scenes view of a place. That balcony view in Valencia was so good and I agree - I am originally from a very snowy place but now live in a place with palm trees and warm weather and it feels like I'm always on vacation haha. That whole ending part was amazing!

[@BecomingaPolyglot]

Wow that must’ve been a change for you? Going from snow to palm trees. Which do you now prefer more? Honestly I thought it would be the most awkward experience to talk to strangers but I loved it so much. Met so many nice people! 😊

[@thefoxicorn]

@@BecomingaPolyglot It was a pretty big change but I definitely miss the cold haha. My husband and I are definitely cold weather people but I don't mind not driving on snow and ice anymore! That's awesome that it wasn't awkward. I probably still would be supremely awkward. 😂

[@BecomingaPolyglot]

I can only imagine, driving through snowy landscapes is magical but I can hardly enjoy it as I’m so focused on the car not slipping. It’s great that you get to experience both! Here in holland we have less extreme seasons.

[@thefoxicorn]

@@BecomingaPolyglot I learned to drive in one of our snowiest months of that year but I still get so focused on not sliding around haha.

[@FlorianHWave]

Madrid is a better place to speak Spanish than Valencia anyway because in Valencia the primary language is Valencian, which is more or less a Catalan dialect. Also, people in Madrid speak very clear Spanish without much of a dialect, unlike other regions like Andalucía, where people are super hard to understand for a beginner :D

[@BecomingaPolyglot]

You are right hahaha but I did have very interesting conversations about the various differences between the two dialects. Nevertheless it was indeed easier to understand Spanish in Madrid 😂 so I did most of my research there actually!

[@FlorianHWave]

Spanish train stations be like: Salidas = Departures Salida = Exit Not confusing at all 😂

[@BecomingaPolyglot]

Noooo not at all 😂😜

[@PaddingtonSoul]

Not sure if you'll like this fact. In Spanish the word "vera" means: Orilla de un camino o de un río (Kind of: edge, border, side of a path or river.) If you don't like this fact, delete this comment. 😅

[@BecomingaPolyglot]

No for real?! That’s amazing, I did not know that at all. How interesting. So you actually use the word Vera in sentences then as well?

[@PaddingtonSoul]

@@BecomingaPolyglot I think it's not frequently used, but once in a while you'll find it. Song: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWnCpJyLZ82Ues0

[@PaddingtonSoul]

@@BecomingaPolyglot According to the RAE diccionary, expressions like: "a la vera" can be used to convey the idea of "near", "close" (al lado próximo).

[@BecomingaPolyglot]

This is sooo interesting!! I’m going to use this for my Spanish portfolio of things I learned. I am amazed, I did not know this at all. How cool! Always wondered what Vera would’ve ment en if it would mean something in another language. Thank you for sharing I really appreciate it! 😊

[@PaddingtonSoul]

@@BecomingaPolyglot In that case, the definition of: "Orilla de un camino or río" I got it from Google translator. Also, check the RAE dictionary because it has more meanings. It's also a plant, according to the dictionary. I didn't know that meaning. 😅😂 See you. Have fun.