u/Former_Monk21

Mnogo puta sam čuo za slučajeve gde ruski državljani provedu 30 dana u Srbiji (30 dana imaju pravo da ostanu bez vize u Srbiji turistički), zatim odu na jedan dan u BiH ili Crnu Goru, pa se odmah vrate u Srbiju i nastave boravak u Srbiji kao turisti i samo ponavljaju taj proces u nedogled bez vađenja vize i regulisanja boravka u Srbiji.

Nas slikaju i uzimaju nam otiske prilikom ulaska i izlaska iz EU da slučajno ne bismo ostali duže nego što smemo. Ako neko ostane duže dovodi sebe u situaciju da plaća ogromne kazne i da mu potencijalno zabrane ulazak u EU.

A Rusi samo odu na izlet na primer u Bijeljinu i lepo resetuju tih 30 dana na koje imaju pravo bez vize. Totalno mi je nejasno kako im se to toleriše.

Evo ako se neko bolje razume i ima neko objašnjenje da li je to što oni rade legalno nek objasni.

Čitam sad objavu vezanu za plate na njhovom subu. Uglavnom im se plate vrte od oko 1700€ do 2500€. A kad neko napiše da prima od 1200€ do 1500€ pišu kako je to poražavajuće i kukaju, dok ja evo retko koga znam da prima preko 120 hiljada dinara što mu dođe oko 1000€.

Čak dobar deo ljudi koje znam prima platu oko minimalca što je 65 hiljada iliti oko 550€, da ne pominjem da je to nakon što su podigli minimalac koji je do nedavno bio i manji.

Je l' moguće da je razlika stvarno toliko drastična?

Da li je to urađeno samo da bi reč bila što sličnija nazivima za policiju u većini država? Mada ni to mi nema skroz smisla jer se na primer na mađarskom policija kaže rendőrség što se razlikuje mnogo više nego naš stari naziv. Zašto jednostavno nije samo ostao naziv milicija?

I just farted pretty loudly while doing squats at the gym. It's the first time this happened to me while doing squats and the worst part is that some girl was in the room and she was just a few meters away. I was sure she heard it and I was so embarrassed. When I turned around I noticed that she smiled. I know it's not such a big deal but I can't help it..

Zdravo svima!

Zanima me da li ovde ima nekoga ko je studirao ili trenutno studira osnovne akademske studije u Sloveniji, pa bih voleo da podeli svoja iskustva.

Na više mesta sam naleteo na informaciju da za upis nije neophodno prethodno znanje slovenačkog jezika, već da se jezik uči tokom studija, a da se predznanje slovenačkog jezika traži samo za neke smerove kao što su medicina, arhitektura itd.

Ako je to tačno, može li neko da objasni kako to izgleda u praksi? Kako je moguće pratiti predavanja i polagati ispite ako na početku praktično ne znaš slovenački? Da li postoje pripremni kursevi, nastava na engleskom ili se jednostavno očekuje da veoma brzo savladaš jezik?

Takođe me zanima kako izgleda rad tokom studija. Koliko je realno pronaći studentski posao, koliko se otprilike može zaraditi i da li je moguće pokriti bar polovinu troškova života na taj način?

Na kraju, zanima me koliko novca je mesečno potrebno za život u Ljubljani, Mariboru ili Kopru (stan, hrana, prevoz i ostali osnovni troškovi).

Svako iskustvo ili savet iz prve ruke bi mi mnogo značio.

Hvala unapred!

I'm 23m from Europe. I'd love to meet people from different countries and learn about your culture.

I'm into football, movies, series, music, traveling, games, chess, gym etc. but I'm open to speak about pretty much anything.

We can also practice English while chatting if you want. I also studied Spanish, Russian, Hungarian, and I've just started Swedish so we can switch languages sometimes too.

Feel free to message me!

I'm 23m from Europe. I'd love to meet people from different countries and learn about your culture.

I'm into football, movies, series, music, traveling, games, chess, gym etc. but I'm open to speak about pretty much anything.

We can also practice English while chatting if you want. I also studied Spanish, Russian, Hungarian, and I've just started Swedish so we can switch languages sometimes too.

Feel free to message me!

Hi everyone,

I’m a 23M from Europe currently preparing for the CAE exam. I don’t really have many opportunities to practice English in real conversations so I was wondering if someone would be interested in chatting a bit from time to time.

We can just talk about everyday stuff, hobbies, or anything really. It would be great to make new friends along the way as well.

I also studied Spanish, Russian, Hungarian, and I’ve just started with Swedish, so if anyone speaks those languages we could also switch and chat in them sometimes.

If anyone is interested, feel free to message me.

Hi everyone,

I’m a 23M from Europe currently preparing for the CAE exam. I don’t really have many opportunities to practice English in real conversations so I was wondering if anyone would be interested in chatting a bit from time to time.

We can just talk about everyday stuff, hobbies, or anything really. It would be great to make new friends along the way as well.

I also studied Spanish, Russian, Hungarian, and I’ve just started with Swedish, so if anyone speaks those languages we could also switch and chat in them sometimes.

If anyone is interested, feel free to message me.

Hi everyone,

I’m a 23M from Europe currently preparing for the CAE exam. I don’t really have many opportunities to practice English in real conversations so I was wondering if anyone would be interested in chatting a bit from time to time.

We can just talk about everyday stuff, hobbies, or anything really. It would be great to make new friends along the way as well.

I also studied Spanish, Russian, Hungarian, and I’ve just started with Swedish, so if anyone speaks those languages we could also switch and chat in them sometimes.

If anyone is interested, feel free to message me.

Hi everyone,

I’m a 23M from Europe currently preparing for the CAE exam. I don’t really have many opportunities to practice English in real conversations so I was wondering if anyone would be interested in chatting a bit from time to time.

We can just talk about everyday stuff, hobbies, or anything really. It would be great to meet new people along the way as well.

I also studied Spanish, Russian, Hungarian, and I’ve just started with Swedish, so if anyone speaks those languages we could also switch and chat in them sometimes.

If anyone is interested, feel free to message me.

Hi everyone,

I’m a 23M from Europe currently preparing for the CAE exam. I don’t really have many opportunities to practice English in real conversations so I was wondering if anyone would be interested in chatting a bit from time to time, just to practice and improve together.

We can just talk about everyday stuff, hobbies, or anything really. It would be great to meet new people along the way as well.

I also studied Spanish, Russian, Hungarian, and I’ve just started with Swedish, so if anyone speaks those languages we could also switch and chat in them sometimes.

If anyone is interested, feel free to message me.

Hi everyone,

I’m a 23M from Europe currently preparing for the CAE exam. I don’t really have many opportunities to practice English in real conversations so I was wondering if anyone would be interested in chatting a bit from time to time, just to practice and improve together.

We can just talk about everyday stuff, hobbies, or anything really. It would be great to meet new people along the way as well.

I also studied Spanish, Russian, Hungarian, and I’ve just started with Swedish, so if anyone speaks those languages we could also switch and chat in them sometimes.

If anyone is interested, feel free to message me.

Hi everyone,

I’m a 23M from Europe currently preparing for the CAE exam. I don’t really have many opportunities to practice English in real conversations so I was wondering if anyone would be interested in chatting a bit from time to time, just to practice and improve together.

We can just talk about everyday stuff, hobbies, or anything really. It would be great to meet new people along the way as well.

I also studied Spanish, Russian, Hungarian, and I’ve just started with Swedish, so if anyone speaks those languages we could also switch and chat in them sometimes.

If anyone is interested, feel free to message me.

Hi everyone,

I’m a 23M currently preparing for the CAE exam. I don’t really have many opportunities to practice English in real conversations. I was wondering if anyone would be interested in chatting a bit from time to time, just to practice and improve together.

We can just talk about everyday stuff, hobbies, or anything really. It would be great to meet new people along the way as well.

I also studied Spanish, Russian, Hungarian, and I’ve just started with Swedish, so if anyone speaks those languages we could also switch and chat in them sometimes.

If anyone is interested, feel free to message me.

Hi everyone,

I’m a 23M currently preparing for the CAE exam. I don’t really have many opportunities to practice English in real conversations. I was wondering if anyone would be interested in chatting a bit from time to time, just to practice and improve together.

We can just talk about everyday stuff, hobbies, or anything really. It would be great to meet new people along the way as well.

I also studied Spanish, Russian, Hungarian, and I’ve just started with Swedish, so if anyone speaks those languages we could also switch and chat in them sometimes.

If anyone is interested, feel free to message me.

I'm a 23-year-old EU citizen (Hungarian), and I'm considering starting a Bachelor's degree in the EU, preferably in a program taught in English.

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One of the most important factors for me is being able to support myself financially while studying.

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I'm trying to find out which EU countries or cities are the most realistic for an international student who wants to cover their living expenses through a combination of:

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part-time work,

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student jobs,

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scholarships or financial aid (if available),

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and possibly full-time work during holidays.

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By "support myself" I mean paying for:

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rent (a room or student accommodation),

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food,

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transportation,

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utilities,

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and other basic living expenses.

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I'm not looking for a luxury lifestyle, just a realistic and sustainable way to study without depending on my family financially.

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Which countries or cities would you recommend, and why?

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I'd also appreciate hearing from people who have actually managed to do this themselves.

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Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I'm a 23-year-old EU citizen (Hungarian), and I'm currently considering applying for a Bachelor's degree in Italy, taught in English.

I wanted to ask a few practical questions from people who are already studying or living there:

Which cities in Italy are generally considered the best for international students (especially for English-taught programs)?

How difficult is it to find a part-time job as a student without speaking Italian?

Is it realistically possible to support yourself financially through student jobs (for example in warehouses, supermarkets, restaurants, or similar jobs), at least partially or fully covering living expenses?

How important is it to learn Italian quickly in order to survive and work there?

I’m trying to understand how realistic it is to study and live independently in Italy as an international student, especially in cities like Bologna, Milan, Rome, Turin, Padua, or similar university cities.

Any personal experiences or advice would be really appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone,

I'm a 23-year-old EU citizen (Hungarian), and I'm considering applying for a Bachelor's degree taught entirely in English at a Swedish university.

My question is: is it realistically possible in Sweden to study full-time and support yourself entirely through a regular part-time or full-time job (for example in a warehouse, supermarket, retail store, logistics, etc.)?

By "support yourself" I mean covering all living expenses on your own, including:

- rent (a room or small apartment),

- food,

- utilities,

- transportation,

- and other basic costs.

I understand that this may depend on the city, but I'm interested in hearing from people who have actually done something similar or know how realistic it is today.

For example, how realistic would this be in cities such as Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö, Uppsala, Lund, Linköping, Örebro, Jönköping, or other student cities?

Would it be possible without financial support from family, or would that be very difficult in Sweden?

Thanks in advance for any advice or experiences.