Hi everyone,
below you'll find the compositions of Croatian students about their stay in Lithuania.
Enjoy the reading :)
My Comenius days in Lithuania
by Amir Muhadri
Hi, my name is Amir
and I come from Zagreb.:)
On 11th of November
we started our Lithuanian journey and as soon as we left, I had presentment
that it will be an exciting journey.
We started in a small
bus from Zagreb to Budapest, and then by plane to Warsaw, and then we had to
take another plane to Vilnius. When we arrived at the hostel in Vilnius, I met
my old friends from Spanish meeting.
I was excited and happy to see them again.
During our stay in
Lithuania we had a great time and surprisingly, museums were very interesting. We could see
all sorts of educational things and the last day was the most interesting for
me because of the Soviet bunker.
There we were treated
like young Soviet soldiers and prisoners. I learned a lot about how people were
tortured before, and how they did not have the right to speak freely, because
every time they made a „mistake“ the secret police would harm and torture their
families. I found this camp very interesting,
but I know that it would not be
like that If I was a real prisoner and lived in the Soviet time.
After the camp we
went to the mall and there we hung out together, we played bowling and ate
pizzas.
At the end we had free time to buy souvenirs for our families and
friends in Croatia. At the end of the day
I realised our Lithuanian adventure
is about to end.
Saying goodbye is the
hardest part of the trip and I was sad because we all had a great time and we
got to know each other better.
I really like Lithuania
and I find Vilnius very interesting. I hope that I will visit Vilnius very soon,
and also my new Lithuanian friends.
My Comenius days in
Lithuania
by Kristijan Varga
My name is Kristijan Varga. I'm from Zagreb, capital city of
Croatia.
This year I decided to go on trip in Lithuania. We traveled a long time to Lithuania but it was worth it.
This year I decided to go on trip in Lithuania. We traveled a long time to Lithuania but it was worth it.
First we meet with Spanish group, they were
really nice and very kind. When we arrived at the hostel,
we met other groups.
Hostel was good in my opinion, but food there didn't taste well.
I enjoyed every second there. My favorite part was in school
gym. We were laughing, learning traditional Lithuanian dance, playing games and
lots of funny things. We tried very
strange and unusual Lithuanian food.
When last day came, I was sad but happy in same time. I was
sad because I'll miss all the fun,
conversations, experience I had
there but on the other hand I made new friends. I hope I'll have chance to meet all those people
once again.
My Lithuanian Adventure
by Josip Živković
In Lithuania the best
thing for me was hanging out withe other international students who by the end
of the journey became my friends. We were joking and having fun all the time. I
also liked museums because they were really really interesting, especially
museum who used to be a secret prison of the KGB. I was surprised by the
brutality of the politics and the police in the Soviet time. I felt really
uncomfortable walking around the prison and watching the cells where they tortured
prisoners – victims of unfair politics. Now I worship my freedom more than
before. The best thing
was when we went to explore the city and
I think they should give us more free time to see things on our own.
Now, I miss Lithuania and my new friends. I wish to come
back and to see more of it. I recommend
everyone to visit this country and I assure
you that you will be warm received. I recommend even to visit museums because
they are really modern and to take a walk along the city centre because Vilnius
is beautiful (even in the winter time).
My adventure
from Lithuania
by Elena
Martini
We left Zagreb around 2 a.m. on 14th November and arrived at
Vilnius around 3 p.m. It was a very long and exausting trip. When we arrived we
first settled into our rooms at the hostel and then had dinner. After dinner we
went out exploring the city, that was very interesting. ;)
The next day we got up early and went to a Lithuanian school
in a little city just outside of Vilnius where everyone presented their
documentaries. It was very nice to see people's reaction to our documentary
and, of course, to see how other countries presented the topic. We also got a
chance to meet the mayor and say a little something about our country, which
was very nice. I also liked hearing students from other countries say something
about their countries. It was also great that we had a some free time and got a
chance to get to know some people a little bit better, my boys especially liked
the girls from Spain and, of course, Malina. ;)
During the other days of our visit we visited many museums and
historical places, I especially liked the KGB prison. The thing I liked most
about this trip is that the days were filled with many different activities and
we were never bored. I also liked that we got enough free time to hang out and
explore Vilnius. We met a lot of interesting people and made many new friends.
Most importantly, we had a lot of fun and did many stupid things that never
happened. ;) I think this trip is something that none of us will ever forget.
:))
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