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My partner is a foreigner
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True stories of cross-cultural relationships. Anyone can submit - is your friend / partner from a different country? Read others' stories and send us yours.
- Added on: May 7th, 2008
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Author: pocketcultures
- Listed in: Culture Relationships
- Tags: relationships life international cross-cultural cultures foreign cultures
Recent Posts
The Cappuccino rule: fact or fiction?
If you’re visiting Italy sooner or later you’re bound to come accross one piece of advice: do not order a cappuccino after 11am and definitely not after midday. Coffee break. Image credit: ::..LK..:: on Flickr But is this really true or is it a...
A life in China: Asian Ramblings
Asian Ramblings is packed with entertaining and insightful stories of life in China. Stevo used to live in Canada but now calls Southern China home. After marrying on Chinese Valentines day how could he leave? Sample life in China with these posts on...
A different mosque each day of Ramadan
This week is the last week of Ramadan for the Muslim world, and Global Voices Online reported on a mission by two New York Muslims to visit 30 mosques in 30 days: Two young men in New York City, Aman Ali and Bassam Tariq, are nearing the end of thei...
The view from Hungary
The Globe from My View is written by Ropi, a student in Budapest, Hungary. Ropi posts many interesting things about Hungary. For instance, this post explains you must speak three languages to graduate from university. Since Hungarian is one of the m...
Favourite online hangouts around the world
Which social network should you use if you want to keep up with friends from other countries? This map, developed by Vincenzo Cosenza from Italy, shows which networks are most popular in different countries around the world. You probably guessed th...
Chilli peppers in Germany
Dirk took this photo of chilli peppers growing in Dortmund, Germany. Thanks Dirk! The photo is called ‘Hotline’. Check out our Food of the World photo group on Flickr to see more photos posted by PocketCultures readers around the world. We’d ...
