From double-checking every train platform to giving newcomers directions with alarming confidence, here’s our entirely fictional field guide to feeling at home abroad.
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A €10 tram pass is nice. The stranger luxury is everything around it: drinkable tap water, usable footpaths, swimmable lakes and public spaces where nobody expects you to buy anything.
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You can buy the rain jacket, schedule drinks three weeks ahead and learn which bin takes the yoghurt pot. Some parts of European life still hit differently.
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You spent years getting used to €4 coffee, empty Sundays and planning dinner with friends three weeks in advance. Then your parents arrive from India and review the entire continent in 48 hours. There is something special about seeing Europe through your parents’ eyes for the first time. You may have stopped noticing that people
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Hoe ga ik je helpun?Ik ben an appel – make a graphic meme-like You have been learning dutch from an app, or even an in-person course. These help you get started in the beginning, but many of Indian expats still find it hard to speak conversational Dutch because of their working environment where they are
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