"When I came to Spain for an internship two months ago, I wasn't sure what to expect. It wasn't that I was expecting a massive culture shock but still, imagine my surprise to find that I felt right at home in Madrid," said Shwetali Sapte, quoted thelocal.es Website. She has done a summer internship in Spain as well.
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"Indeed, within a few short weeks, Spain has become my home away from home. I'll come back here again and again, to fling tomatoes during La Tomatina in Bunuel just as I would fling colours during Holi, the festival of colour in India. I'll come back to take a walk down to Lava pies in Madrid for a plate of piping hot samosas and kebabs just as I would in Mumbai. And should I ever feel homesick, I know I'd be welcome to sit down for dinner with my Spanish family anytime", Shwetali wrote in The Local.
Thus, Spain can prove to be the home away from home, for Indians.
-This article is modified by Atreyee Sengupta, an intern at NewsGram.
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