Working at a refugee center - Intermediate Spanish - Society #14

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Judit tells us about the challenges of working at a refugee center.
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  • @leighcanham763
    @leighcanham76310 ай бұрын

    Thank you so much for releasing back catalogue videos. This particular subject is close to my heart. There may come a day when I will be a refugee, we never know what the future holds. I lived and worked in Dublin for almost 6 years, 2004-2009. At that time there was a huge movement of people from all over Europe and some African countries too. My job was working with homeless people in low threshold hostels, people with complex needs. Some of the hostel(s) residents were from wore torn countries, people who had witnessed and experienced such atrocity. My job was different from Judith's, but not very far removed from it. I loved all aspects of my job, Judith clearly loves her job too. I have retired back to Wales now, and learning Spanish with all the spare time I now have. Discipline is what I need though. Help! hahaha.... Excellent video Pablo! ¡Muchas gracias! Saludos desde Gales.

  • @liambyrne5285

    @liambyrne5285

    Ай бұрын

    Were you an NGO they get 6 billion a year in the ROI why do they get so much why do the government believe they are essentially for their survival why are so many refugees men why do people hate NGOs why do people say this is a takeover why do people say these things why do we feel like strangers In our own land why is there talk of

  • @benedicterigollot9423
    @benedicterigollot94234 жыл бұрын

    Thank you for this new video with Judith! She is clearly made for this job, it's so good to see how she loves her job (certainly not an easy one).

  • @MAMA-xt5sd
    @MAMA-xt5sd4 жыл бұрын

    Excellent video! .. I like these kind of videos with other guests. In the future, we would like to see other people so we can get used to different ways of speaking.

  • @leavemealone3198
    @leavemealone31984 жыл бұрын

    Me encanta la cara de esa mujer ! Ella siempre está sonriendo y parece muy feliz 😁

  • @barbaratolman9894
    @barbaratolman98944 жыл бұрын

    Pablo, thank you for this video with Judith. Thank her for her work. She is doing very important work. Please create another video with her in the future. Perhaps she could describe one or two specific refugees she has worked with, without giving names, of course. And does she ever work with families and children? If not, where do refugee families go?

  • @DreamingSpanish

    @DreamingSpanish

    4 жыл бұрын

    There's another video with her that's coming in which we talk about yoga. I'll see if we can record more videos together in the future!

  • @kn2917
    @kn291710 ай бұрын

    What a great human being !!!

  • @hamd098
    @hamd0984 жыл бұрын

    Great video.. Looks like they could use Dreaming Spanish for learning the language.

  • @seanmoriarty4854
    @seanmoriarty48542 жыл бұрын

    Este video fue muy interesante para mi. Judith la entiendo facilmente. El tema fue interesante tambien. Creo que su jefe tiene suerte tener una empleada tan buena como ella

  • @stevesalla845
    @stevesalla8453 жыл бұрын

    Gracias a ustedes por este video

  • @hankb9173
    @hankb91734 жыл бұрын

    Que interesante!! Gracais a todos.

  • @mariamirabella628
    @mariamirabella6284 жыл бұрын

    Muy bueno video, me gusto mucho

  • @etb_27
    @etb_2711 ай бұрын

    This is super cool! I'm also in college in the US to hopefully become a social worker one day. Over here, you need a master's degree (an MSW) to practice as a social worker in many cases, but there are some people who manage to get a job with a bachelors. In the US, the vast majority of mental health therapists are licensed clinical social workers that have an MSW. They go through pretty rigorous training and supervision to practice since it is a legally protected title. There are psychologists with a doctorate, but these aren't as common since most people don't want to defend a dissertation to become a therapist. Can social workers from the US use their degree in Spain to work in mental health therapy? I know in Canada that is the case, but I'm not sure if that is allowed in Spain. I wasn't sure if this was work that Judit has done in the past. I'd be interested in picking her brain.

  • @philin68
    @philin684 жыл бұрын

    Hola! Muchas gracias para explicar sobre tu trabaja, fue muy interesante.Adios

  • @lordvoldemort1985
    @lordvoldemort1985 Жыл бұрын

    shes so cool!

  • @JoeDiscoveries
    @JoeDiscoveries10 ай бұрын

    Que interesante judith !!! Hola pablo puedes hacer un vídeo ahora con judith . Ella puede hablar arabe ahora??

  • @almirprado
    @almirprado4 жыл бұрын

    Fue gracioso quando escuche hablar en tarjeta sanitaria, porque la primera cosa que pensé, era una tarjeta para ir en el baño, para hacer las necesidades fisiologicas, porque en portugués del Brasil la palavra "sanitario" tambien es usado para eso, aunque también sea utilizada también para las cosas relacionadas con "saúde".

  • @DreamingSpanish

    @DreamingSpanish

    4 жыл бұрын

    😂

  • @Ballykeith
    @Ballykeith9 ай бұрын

    ¡Oh, ella es tu prima! 🙂

  • @internetguru4737
    @internetguru47374 жыл бұрын

    Pablo can you understand what the heck the KZreadr Elrubiusomg is saying? I noticed this because I can understand you and Auronplay pretty well. Is Catalonian Spanish superior in terms of clear pronunciation?

  • @DreamingSpanish

    @DreamingSpanish

    4 жыл бұрын

    He's speaking Spanish, so yes, I understand him. 😂 He's speaking full speed Spanish the same way a couple of friends would talk to each other. He also uses plenty of slang and idioms. His speech is not particularly slurred, but surely he's not trying to pronounce everything clearly the same way I do. All together will make it harder to understand than the Dreaming Spanish videos. Auronplay seems to also enunciate everything very clearly. There's no such thing as Catalonian Spanish. Both Auronplay and I speak Spanish from Spain with standard pronunciation.

  • @internetguru4737

    @internetguru4737

    4 жыл бұрын

    Dreaming Spanish Okey thanks for clearing up, I just meant kind of region-wise, like someone from London have a hard time understanding someone with a proper Manchester accent😁