@Bluefish — Sorry! Maybe you should start to interview other expats in Denmark?

@Celine — I know, I’m so curious too!

@Seraphine — I agree with Guillermo, the greeting thing confused me a lot too. And I didn’t understand at first why people would say “eh guys” to two girls, for instance. We aren’t “guys”, are we?!

@Agnes — He is pretty smart, he deserves to be happy

@Lizz — I’m glad you liked the interview!

@London Caller — You are so right about OZ, when I was there it seemed like half of the country was English backpackers or new immigrants!

@Nigel Babu — And I felt about the time when I took my oath. I mean, whoever survives a few winter just deserve to be Canadian!

@kyh — Argentina is a great place to visit. relatively cheap (now) friendly, easy to travel, warm, interesting… I loved it!

@Max Coutinho — He indeed has a lot of charisma, plus he is a good writer in both Spanish and English. No wonder I thought of him for interview first!

(I actually go a Zhu Zhu pet for Xmas as a joke )

@Hector — Hola Héctor, sé que usted es padre de Guillermo

Creo que Argentina es un poco como Francia. Un país bueno en general pero tiene problemas políticos y económicos. Me gusta Argentina. La gente era amable y hay mucho que ver, desde Buenos Aires a Ushuaia. Pero he visto los problemas y entiendo Guillerno decisión de emigrar a Canadá. Yo estaba en Argentina en febrero de 2001 y que siempre recordaré la desesperación de la gente…

@Yasmine — For some reason, I find it harder to make friend with Quebecers than with people in Ontario. It was strange to me because of my French background. I agree with you, social relationships are very different here.

@Guillermo — Thank you for answering the interview!

@Hector… Gracias papá. (hector is my dad… what can you do? You try to run away from them but they manage to chase you in the cyberspace)
.-= Guillermo´s last blog ..Juliette, diez preguntas y yo =-.