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Speaking about Expats with Michele Bramstoft

Expat Chat with Michele Bramstoft

Fluency Corp helps expats improve communication in their second language, including tips from others who have moved to new countries

In this Expat Chat video, Micah Bellieu interviews Michele Bramstoft who has lived in Saudi Arabia, France, the USA, and Copenhagen. Learn her story and absorb her tips about learning a new language, missing your native language, communicating, making new friends, and starting a business in a foreign country.

Michele is the Managing Director at Copenhagen Relocations.

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