Italy

Some have black hair and dark skin.

There's plenty of argentinians here, as long as you speak the language well you'll be alright, you're basically our cousins

>They look like normal Europeans, just like any other Italians do. The video has screwed the colour scheme a bit.

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There are people like that in any European country, Italians look normal END OF DISCUSSION

I'm learning the language because I like Italy a lot I'm still at A-2 level, I don't want to go until I reach at least C-1 to not sound like a savage to the locals. I just hope I can integrate there just fine.

spanish accent is not seen that bad tbqh. Just a question why don't you just go to Spain intead or learn german and go to germany instead?

Il termine Alto Adige identifica il territorio della provincia di Bolzano e deve rimanere nella toponomastica ufficiale perché Sud Tirolo è un nome tedesco, punto. Devono rispettare la nostra lingua e le nostre tradizioni, e se si permette loro di togliere il termine Alto Adige qui la cosa si fa seria e complicata.

I actually have a german last name and have german citizenshp, I could claim Italian one as well but it's a mess because it comes from my mother line (and shes dead so I can't ask questions and would need to pay genealogists), so the german one .

I want to go Italy because it's my favorite country culturally, historically and love their art and architecture. I'm not actually economically bad in Argentina because I earn a lot as a Nurse desu, but I honestly don't have any friends here, since my parents passed away I wouldn't have anything I would miss.

its not since i have no naughty italian gf
its mario
mamma mia
gelato spaghetti pizza
armani gucci versace
ciao

Cool, good luck bro. Where in Italy would you like to go? It's not super easy to make friends here

Please come to Bressanone, Alto Adige

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I'm aware and I'm an introvert so that combined with being an expat will make it very hard to make friends there, but I'm well aware of that. And regarding the zone I'm still really undecided, maybe where I get the best contract, I know that Europe is in high demand of Nurses so it shouldn't be an issue. I have been there with my ex bf long time ago as a tourist and my favorite places were in the regions of Toscana, Piemonte and Emilia. I loved Rome too but I was told that it's only a good place to visit and not to live, though that could be wrong info.

That place looks pretty too! I didnt went there when I went as a tourist, but do I need to learn german to live there or would I be fine with just Italian?

want you fucking dead

>bf

It just really depends on how you live it, desu
Almost everyone says that living in Venice is impossible but I enjoyed it

I've been an expat in Italy for ten years and can only discourage other people from coming here as you will be wasting valuable, youthful years of your life. The biggest problem is, of course, compensation. Jobs don't pay enough in Italy but most Italians get by because they live off intergenerational wealth and own property because of family. If you don't have this support network, you're fucked and have no reason to live here long-term.

Just Italian works great in Bressanone! If you go to the countryside you might find older people who mostly only speak the local language (dialetto altoatesino) but it is rare since of course everybody learns proper Italian at school.