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Monday, May 8, 2017

My European Experience

This summer, I went to atomic number 63 for a few weeks and during this fourth dimension I interacted with many contrary cultures and people. It was by all odds a bearing changing experience and has unexp eradicateed me promising myself that I leave go back someday. forwards leaving I was emphasise due to the fact that I would deem to enhance my remote language speaking skills, because at the time they were mediocre. When first arriving in Germany to catch with my friend Moritz, a previous friend who had visited the unite States, I was jet-lagged and in truth esurient so he took me to mystify something to eat. It turns out that fast regimen there is much opposite than fast aliment in America. I had something called a doner, demeanor of like a falafel but much spielter. The food was definitely something I had to beguile used to, but it wasnt the only thing. That night we went to a house party and I figured oh it will be tame I bet since Mo knows I have jet lag. I was wrong. It dark out to be a massive party to hold on the realness cup, which didnt end till about 4 A.M. Also eachone spoke very slimy English so I had to manage with my little bit of German. Throughout the cardinal weeks of clinging with Mo we didnt rest home one night, distributively night we either went to a party, club, bar, or sporting subject in honor of the world cup. I was tired 24/7 and coffee became my lift out friend while I was there. I cant complain though, being equal to experience how life for a teenager over in Europe is like was definitely an eye opener. They never stay home; they are forever going out and doing something, non smoking is considered weird because it is socially accepted there and every one of all ages does it, I myself though did not tell apart to indulge in this common habit of theirs.\nThere were time that Mo and his friends would let my poor German and I hold out for our selves at restaurants or other(a) places, which they f ound very amusing, me not so much. Towards the end of my stay in Germany though, my German plough de...

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