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“I didn’t know there were so much people studying Hispanics in Budapest!”

“I didn’t know there were so much people studying Hispanics in Budapest!”

Interview with Natalia Muñoz

Source: Natalia Muñoz

By María Jara

Born and raised in Cordoba, Natalia decided to change Andalusia’s sun for the Hungarian capital, where she came to study Hispanic Philology. Before arriving in Budapest, she was studying the degree in Granada, one of the most beautiful cities in Spain, where she had learned to start from scratch in a new place and, of course,…

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Opportunity to Walk Everywhere

Opportunity to Walk Everywhere

I met lots of people here who think that Budapest is a big and crowded city. Believe me, not that much. At least for me. I was born in Istanbul which has a population of 15 million people. Here is the little clue to be able to make comparisons – the population of the whole country of Hungary is 10 million. Because my parents were working, I had to leave for school when I was 3 years old. During…

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