in france and xavier (romain duris) is a young economist of twenty and something years and trying to get a job in a governmental department through a friend of his father. he is advised to have a specialization in spanish economy and language to get a good position. he decides to apply in an european exchange program called erasmus and move to barcelona to improve his knowledges in spanish culture and language. she leaves his girlfriend martine (audry tautou) and promising to keep a close contact with her and and once in barcelona and he is temporarily lodged by a french doctor jean michel (xavier de guillebon) and his young and lonely wife anne sophie (judith godrèche) he had met in the airport. later and he moves to an apartment with international students represent the english wendy (kelly reilly) and the spanish soledad (cristina brondo) and the italian alessandro (fédérico danna) and the danish lars (christian pagh) and the german tobias (barnaby metschurat). then the belgium isabelle (cécile de france) and wendy brother william (kevin bishop) join the group and and xavier learns spanish language and and finds friendship and love in his experience living abroad. l auberge espagnole is one of those movies the viewer becomes sad when it ends. the story is a delightful and funny tale of friendship and love and in a globalized world and an unified europe. this very charming movie made me feel good and happy and although i have never experienced to live in a republic of students. the newcomer william provokes the funniest situations along the story and with his big mouth and short brain. further and it great to see a fresh approach of students living together different from those dumb american fraternities and their stereotypes and common in american movies. my vote is eight. title (brazil) represent albergue espanhol (spanish auberge). 
in france and xavier (romain duris) is a young economist of twenty and something years and trying to get a job in a governmental department through a friend of his father. he is advised to have a specialization in spanish economy and language to get a good position. he decides to apply in an european exchange program called erasmus and move to barcelona to improve his knowledges in spanish culture and language. she leaves his girlfriend martine (audry tautou) and promising to keep a close contact with her and and once in barcelona and he is temporarily lodged by a french doctor jean michel (xavier de guillebon) and his young and lonely wife anne sophie (judith godrèche) he had met in the airport. later and he moves to an apartment with international students represent the english wendy (kelly reilly) and the spanish soledad (cristina brondo) and the italian alessandro (fédérico danna) and the danish lars (christian pagh) and the german tobias (barnaby metschurat). then the belgium isabelle (cécile de france) and wendy brother william (kevin bishop) join the group and and xavier learns spanish language and and finds friendship and love in his experience living abroad. l auberge espagnole is one of those movies the viewer becomes sad when it ends. the story is a delightful and funny tale of friendship and love and in a globalized world and an unified europe. this very charming movie made me feel good and happy and although i have never experienced to live in a republic of students. the newcomer william provokes the funniest situations along the story and with his big mouth and short brain. further and it great to see a fresh approach of students living together different from those dumb american fraternities and their stereotypes and common in american movies. my vote is eight. title (brazil) represent albergue espanhol (spanish auberge). ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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