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My Comenius days in Poland
We
arrived to Poland on Thursday, the 19th of September around 12PM. Our hosts
picked us up at the airport and took us to their homes. On the first day we
didn't do much except chill and go out to meet with other people participating
in the project. Everybody was funny and sociable. Every night we went out and
had a lot of fun with the whole group.
We also got a nice little tour around
Warsaw by our hosts, we noticed how Warsaw and Zagreb have some common features.
Besides Warsaw we visited Gdansk and Sopot. Gdansk was … different. It looked
much older than Warsaw and it had quite a few people begging for money on the
streets, a sad sight. But the worst thing about Gdansk was that we couldn't go
out of the hostel in the evening. Sopot looked really nice, well at least the
part we got to see: the pier and the beach, but it was pretty cold and the wind
was blowing. We spent our last day in Warsaw saying goodbye to our new friends.
All in
all, I liked the trip to Poland and I'd like to visit Warsaw again. I learned
some words and phrases in Polish, a thing or two about Polish people and the
Polish dance Polonez. A great experience!
Marin
Vranjican
My Commenius days in Poland
We arrived to Poland on Thursday, around noon. My host Julia
picked me up at the airport and we went by bus to her home. Bus drivers in
Poland drive very fast.
On the first day we were meeting each other and just relaxing. People
from Poland are very nice and fun. Every night we went out with our hosts and
we had a lot of fun. Our hosts took us around the old city of Warsaw. Zagreb
and Warsaw are very alike. Then we visited Gdansk and Sopot. Gdansk is older
than Warsaw and it doesn't look like Warsaw, it looks sadder. In Gdansk we
couldn't go out with our hosts. Sopot looks nice, especially the pier and the
sea, it was very cold and the wind was chilling. We spent our last day in
Warsaw hanging out with our hosts saying goodbye.
I would like to visit Poland again because I didn't have enough
time to explore the whole Warsaw.
Darian
Jug
My Comenius days in Poland
It was my first time in
Poland... The people are quite nice there and the hosts were amazing! My school
friends and I had 5 unforgettable days there. I was a little bit ashamed,
because I never stayed in someone else's house, but my host was really nice so
I relaxed. The first day was great because we had to meet all the Comenius
guys. These guys are really interesting and funny.
Then we went around the city,
went to pubs with our hosts and had a really good time. We visited Gdansk and Sopot.
Both are nice places with very interesting stories. We saw quite a lot of
things... Our hosts took care of us, they showed and taught us some interesting
things. Those 5 days spent in Poland passed quickly. I wanted to stay there for
a few more days, but we've had to go back... I hope that I'll see my Comenius
friends again.
Dominik Zrinušić
My Comenius days
in Poland
The trip to Poland was my first Comenius trip
and I liked it very much. I didn't know much about the country or the people so
I was a little bit scared, but everything worked out well.
I was suprised at how much Warsaw is like
Zagreb, they are were similar. Not just the city, but the people as well.
It felt, more or less, like home. It was very interesting finding out new
things about the history of Poland and also to see it for myself how things are
now. Out of everything I saw, I think my favourite part was the Baltic Sea and
a little city we visited on the coast of it. I've heard that the northern seas
were a different colour than our because they're cold, but it is a lot
different when you see it for yourself, it was quite a site. I really liked
that we had a lot of time to go exploring the city on our own (you always learn
a lot more when you decide to go and look at something yourself than when your
teachers make you go or do something). It was also great to meet people from
different countries and learn a little bit about them and their culture.
All in all, it was a great experience and I made
memories that will probably always stay with me.
Elena
Martini
XOXO
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