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Mobility Program experience is different for every student, or volunteer in a new country. And it could be both exciting and at the same time very challenging.

While in most European countries, it is very easy to communicate with the locals, due to the widespread of the English Language use, still there are some countries where people prefer and use mainly their native language.

So, when you study abroad or volunteer, for example, it is always a good idea to know at least some important words, so that you avoid unpleasant situations.

Here I present you the story of Leticia Vázquez - a 21-year-old student from Spain, who just finished the last year of her Bachelor's degree. During her study, she decided to spend a part of it on a mobility program. In the article, you will learn about how she managed to adapt to life in Bulgaria, and more specifically how she communicated with the locals.

If you have some questions about life in Bulgaria, after you read the article, feel free to ask me, by just clicking in the 'Reply' button in the right corner below.