Europocket TV meets a few of Europe’s many multi-cultural couples…. whether their time is spent flying to and fro, playing sharades with the inlaws or bringing up bilingual babies, they all agree that their relationship is special and despite having been brought up with different values, customs, traditions and influences, it helps build bridges between cultures. Download

3 Responses to “Multicultural couples in Europe”

1. Luca Says:
   Diciembre 7th, 2008 at 18:29

   This is surely one of the positive consequences of the European Union. Now we are all part of the same big country.
   Good Job!

2. Europocket Says:
   Diciembre 7th, 2008 at 18:30

   It’s true.. out of my closest friend’s from Dublin, one is with an Austrian guy, living and working in Vienna, another is with a German, living and working in London, another is with an Italian, living and working in Luxembourg…tis mental!

3. Steve Says:
   Diciembre 7th, 2008 at 18:36

   Love, love, love. It knows no borders, nor skin colour, nor language. Speaking another language opens a door to a whole host of opportunities and possibilities, the most important of which, for a growing number of people, is the chance of falling in love with a person from another country.
   Great stuff, Europocket TV!
   Keep it coming!

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