One of the most common questions among language learners is how can we learn and improve our language skills with movies, TV series, and music. If you’re learning any language, you know what I’m talking about. …

This is probably one of the most common questions I get asked when people realize how huge my passion for traveling the world is. And to be honest, I love answering this question. So, when did my passion for traveling the world start and why does it matter so much? …

PART THREE — You can only see the island when you’re not on the island. I love this quote so much. It humbles me and it allows me to reflect on the idea that not everybody that says something about you is actually being mean to you. Maybe they can see stuff that…

PART TWO — “…Cultural shocks happen when the cultural and personal exposure you’ve had in your whole life in a certain place and the way you were taught about what living life is, are shown to you in a completely different way. …

PART ONE — The most common question I get asked by most people I come across is what are the biggest cultural shocks and differences between Brazil and Ireland. …

And Why They Mean So Much To Me — Do you have anything you’ve kept from your trips because they mean something to you? Souvenirs, postal cards, t-shirts, or anything that can remind us of where we’ve been, have a special place in most world travelers’ hearts. …

10 Things That Make All My Travel Experiences More Enjoyable, Practical And Unforgettable — What are some essential things you can’t forget to bring with you when you go on vacation? The answer to this question can vary from person to person. Some prefer to pack light, others will try to fit their closets into their suitcases. …

Part Two — Time flew. What did I do with the time that it has been 4 months already that I’ve been living in Ireland? Do you all remember when I just publish my first story in Dublin? It feels like it was just yesterday that I arrived. Well, I don’t know what…

What oppression looks like on a daily basis — Last Monday, I went through one of the most disgusting experiences an international student can ever go through when living in a foreign country. I was discriminated against because of my origin and sexual orientation. Long story short, this is how it all happened. It wasn’t just a regular Monday…