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My
experiences in Germany by Gabriella Takacs
Hi! I’m Gabriella Takács.
I’d like to tell you a bit of my days in Germany
The journey to Germany was really good, despite the
fact that I hadn’t flown by an airplane before. When we arrived in Amberg, we
were taken to the school and we waited for our partners. On that day we went to
the city and at night we played bowling.
On the second day we showed our presentation and
looked around the city. The city was very beautiful because the buildings
looked old and colourful. All the streets were paved, and we couldn’t see a
white house. Later we went to a bath.
On the third they we went to Nuremberg
On the fourth day I spent the morning with my host
family and we had lunch in a Bavarian restaurant. After lunch we travelled to
Mödlareuth to see the German-German museum.
On the last day I packed in and we travelled to
Nuremberg. There we got free time because our plane flew in the afternoon. We
went to shops and bought souvenirs to our friends and family. At 3 pm we went
to the airport, and flew back to Hungary.
Well, I really liked the journey and the whole
program. I think I was really lucky that I could take part in Comenius and go
to Germany.
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Memories from German, Gabriella Csúcs, Szeged
Hi everybody!
Well, I would
like to tell you about my experience.
In March in 2013 I
spent 5 days in Germany, Amberg thanks to the Comenius project. I was there
with three of my schoolmates and two teachers. This was the first time that I had
travelled by plane. It was a huge experience for me.
The theme of this European program was the
revolutions. Our presentation was about the Hungarian revolution in 1956. We
had to speak English in front of lots of people that’s
why we were so excited. I think we managed to present that quite
well.
The whole group was welcomed kindly at the town hall
by the mayor of Amberg. I could get to know a new city and the way how the
people live there. We visited more museums and went to a swimming pool too. I
could learn lots of new words and expressions.
The best day was Sunday. In the morning my exchange
partner, Sophie took me to see her horse. I could ride a horse a little bit so
I’m sorry, but thank you so much, Nero. After that I went to a typical Bavarian
restaurant with the family. In my opinion the German cuisine is excellent. In
the evening we celebrated Sophie’s birthday with the Hungarian girls and their
host partners. We played karaoke, it was like X-factor J and we
danced a lo,t too. I really enjoyed myself! Thanks for everything!
I learnt this tongue-twister: ‘Brautkleid bleibt
Brautkleid und Blaukraut bleibt Blaukraut.’
Can you say it again and again quickly? J
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Hello Everybody! I am Renáta Ábrahám from
Hungary. I would like to tell you about my trip to Germany. We travelled by
plane and as it was my first flight so I was very excited. When we
arrived in Germany, two German teachers were waiting for us. After we travelled
by train for 50 minutes, and we arrived in Amberg. We went to school and we met
our pen-friends.
On the second day we went to school and
had three lessons: two P.E and Physics. After that we showed our presentation
to the students and the teachers. In the afternoon we went to the city hall and
the mayor welcomed the countries. In the evening we went to a swimming pool.
On the third day we went to two museums in
Nürnberg. The first was the Documentation Center and the second was the Memorium
of Nuremberg Trials. I think both of them were really interesting.
On the fourth day we had some free time.
Me and my host family played board games and talked a lot. After that we met at
school. We went to the German-German museum in Mödlareuth by bus. I think it
was good. In the evening we celebrated one of the German girls’ birthday. We
sang and danced a lot. We were having a good time.
On the fifth day we had to travel home. Before the journey we had free time in
Nürnberg and we bought presents to our family. The trip was very, very good and
Germany is a very beautiful county. I really enjoyed the trip!
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Memories form German by Renáta Jonácsik, Szeged
Hi! My name is Renáta and I’m writing
from Hungary Germany
We travelled by airplane from Hungary
The German
students’ school is very big… bigger than ours. I have always wanted to learn
in a big school! J Everything
was colourful and friendly.
The first program was on the first evening. We
went playing bowling. I had never played bowling so I enjoyed it very much
although I was very tired. L I got a
nickname here: Reeney. It became my
favourite one, thanks for it. ;)
Every common program was very
good. The one thing that I didn’t like in the museums was that the
texts on the walls / posters are written just in German, but I can understand
this!
On Sunday we
visited the German-German museum in Mödlareuth. It would have been more
interesting if the weather had been better.
The programs with the German girls and other
European students were fantastic and funny, for example eating pizza, singing,
dancing and talking. I think you will remember: The cat is fat, in Hungarian: A
macska dagadt. J
If it had been possible, I would have been there
for a few more days. I will remember these 5 days forever.
In the future I
would like to visit Germany again!!
:)
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