Do you feel Canadian? Do you regret going to Canada? Would you live in another country? A few days ago we sat down to film a question and answer video with Daniel. There were many questions about how an immigrant in Canada feels, what life in Canada is like, and what it's like to learn another language, so in this video we are going to answer these questions and more.
Questions and Answers with Daniel:
01:11 - How does Daniel's story continue?
02:37 - What happened to the hotel in Córdoba?
03:09 - What's it like to be KZfaq's most beloved father-in-law?
04:05 - How is the gastronomy in Canada?
05:34 - Didn't you think about buying a motorhome to travel?
06:55 - What's the best and worst thing about living in Canada?
09:18 - Do you regret going to Canada? What other country would you like to live in?
11: 08-Now that Daniel is retired, what does he do during the week?
12:40 - How old is Togo?
12:59 - Why did Daniel never dedicate himself to gastronomy instead of construction?
14:36 ​​- What is Canadian politics like?
17: 40-How does it feel inside to be out of his country for so long? Is the void filled?
21:52 - For when a trip through Spain visiting the places of his youth?
22:33 -How did he become a citizen after being a permanent resident?
25:54 - Have you ever come across a brown bear?
28:08 - Why did you leave Montreal and choose Toronto?
30:02 - Do you feel Canadian?
31: 28-What language did he learn first?
If you have more questions, you can leave them in the comments. Thanks!
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