What Spanish customs do you need to know if you want to immigrate to Spain?

What Spanish customs do you need to know if you want to immigrate to Spain? Before emigrating to Spain, many applicants began to play drums: Is it easy to live in Spain? What if I can't fit in? Actually, you don't have to be so nervous. It is imperative to know the local customs in advance, which will make people's lives much easier after landing. Today, Bian Xiao will popularize various Spanish customs and help you to increase your knowledge.

1, unusual schedule The schedule in Spain is different from our traditional cognition. When the sun rises to the maximum at noon, the digital clocks in most countries tend to be around 12, but the digital clocks in Spain tend to be around 13 or 14. In addition, because daylight saving time is widely practiced in Europe, the Spanish digital clock will be slowed down by 1 hour after entering daylight saving time at the end of March every year.

So the frequency of eating in Spain can reach five times a day. Have breakfast at six or seven in the morning; Eat bread with sausage and drink coffee at eleven or twelve in the afternoon; Have lunch at three in the afternoon; Have coffee and dessert at seven o'clock in the evening; Have dinner at nine o'clock in the evening. On weekends, the meal time is even delayed until eleven o'clock in the evening.

2. Names are passed down from generation to generation. Spanish names usually consist of three parts: the first part is the Christian name, the middle part is the surname, and finally the mother's surname. Fidel castro ruz, for example, has the original surname in front, the father's surname in the middle, that is, the surname of the extended family, followed by the mother's surname, which will not be passed down from generation to generation. For example, suppose my grandfather's name is Yue Se, my father's name is Yue Se and my son's name is Yue Se. Although it is rare in other countries, it is a long-standing tradition in Spain.

3. The national anthem has no lyrics. The Spanish national anthem "Royal March" itself is a symphony, so the original version has no lyrics, and everyone will sing "Loloro" directly. However, after that, I finally got the version number of the text. Besides, if you come to Spain for a concert, you will only hear the lyrics of "lololo", which is equivalent to the semi-official language of your national anthem.

4. There are really only vegetables in the vegetable sandwich. For office workers, sandwiches are a good choice if they can't catch up with some hearty breakfasts. Generally speaking, even a whole wheat sandwich with vegetables will be filled with raw eggs or sausages. But Spanish vegetable sandwiches are really "real", only vegetables. Because they will think that if they put other things, they will lose the essence of the vegetable sandwich, so it is better to eat a fruit salad directly.

You don't need to tip too much. As we all know, when you eat in a restaurant in Europe, you will tip accordingly, and so will Spain. But the local tip is only two euros at most. Even in some special restaurants, there is generally not much tip left. If there are too many, they will feel a little strange.

6. The elevator has no close button. Spain is famous for its leisurely pace of life. The most obvious point is that elevators in Spain don't have a close button. The people on the elevator have been holding a cup of coffee and chatting quickly. Maybe people who live a fast-paced life abroad at first will not adapt after immigrating to Spain.

Is it easy to live in Spain? I firmly believe that knowing these customs will always make your life in Spain easier. Life in Spain is slow and leisurely. If you like this kind of Spain, it is also a good choice to immigrate here according to the house purchase! You only need to buy a property of more than 500,000 euros, and you can go to Spain with your family.

Knowing Spanish cultural customs and living habits can avoid misunderstanding caused by some seemingly unintentional behaviors. I hope that some folk customs and taboos introduced above can help Spanish immigrants integrate into local life better and faster.