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They say stereotypes exist for a reason – and while I hate to admit it, sometimes I’m one dramatic hand gesture away from being cast in a telenovela. But plot twist: I’m actually pretty reserved… for a Latina. I don’t yell when I talk, I …
Moving to Switzerland is like stepping into a perfectly organized, rule-following, stunningly beautiful postcard. It’s a country where trains are never late, cheese is basically a way of life, and yes, people really do wait for the pedestrian light to turn green before crossing the …
As someone born and raised in the Mediterranean, I used to think winter meant wearing a jacket in the morning only to remove it 2 hours later, for a total of 2 months in a year. Fast forward to Switzerland, where winter is basically six …
There is a huge Indonesian community living in Switzerland. Many have been here over decades, others just moved recently. Have you ever wondered whether Indonesians in Switzerland experience culture shock? And if yes, to what extent? Are there any cultural similarities between the Indonesian and …
The only one thing I love more than random facts are animals. When I first moved to Lausanne I thought I was in dog paradise. So many of them! But I soon discovered that they are more to be observed than petted… Never, ever, pet …
On the second episode of our podcast, I talk with Claudio Berchtold, a Swiss born and raised in the region of Oberaargau. He share with us some interesting tips on what expats could do to have an easier integration to the Swiss culture and make …
Grüezi mitenand! On my first podcast episode I talk to Sofia Skalisti about the differences and similarities of the German and French parts of Switzerland. Sofia lives now in Zug, but she started her Swiss life in Geneva. https://soundcloud.com/what_switzerland/ep-1-two-countries-in-one-with-sofia
