This is my last post and I am thinking what would be a good ending… But I prefer to write about a good beginning!

Thanks to the Deutschakademie (that was one of the best decision to learn here, the best in Austria ), now I can use the German language – ok, not perfectly, and sometimes not good at all – but I use it! I live in Vienna, I live in Austria and I am living in the middle of the new language It is a such good feeling to know a culture and I think I got a big slice of Austria! The 16er Ottakringer, the wein spritz, the Citybike, the Prater, the hills, the funny placards and the huge green parks! I am full of the fresh experiences and memories! While I was learning the German, I was learning from Vienna also. So I am ready now to use this knowledge and I will use it well (I am saying goodbye with hoping to get a chance to learn here again)

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To tell the truth when I arrived to Vienna, I was a little bit afraid – how can I manage my free time in this big city? How will I know the sights, the good places and the programs?

 In my philosophy if you know more about the citizens, you can learn more about the language.

 I mean as a young person I want to know the real face of Vienna and join to the rhythm of it… So I finally solved it. But how? You should just know the good offices I found a really good one in the heart of the city, called WienXtra-jugendinfo. There are free issues like maps, program offers, also specialised for girls. You can buy tickets there and if you need personal help, there are friendly administrators who will help you So I recommend you to check that place – worth it!

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For me today is the last lesson I can’t believe that 3 weeks just gone away… It was just so fun! 10 people from everywhere of the world and they just had an entertaining time together. I think I was laughing on every lesson – somebody has always a funny story of her life! And our teacher was just amazing! Energetic, patient and really helpful! So that was a perfect 3 weeks to start my German studies

And what do I have after the course? I have many friends to meet in Vienna now if I feel alone, I have a basic German skills what is important in the everyday life, and I have many-many good memory of the August in the DeutschAkademie… Thank you so much! <3

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One day in Wien: Wie spät ist es?

8:00 – It is time to get up and eat something good in a good bakery: Kipferl, Krapfen, Koffee ( Wiener Melange)… Hm

9:00 – Let’s go for a walk – it is so nice city, don’t rest in you room! – and see: Belveder, Karlskirche, MQ…if you do not hear about these sights, you should check them

12:00 – Wien is a „melange“ – as my teacher says – so try one food of the culturs: Chinese, Japanese, Italian!

15:00 – Ok, do some useful now: learn some German I had 3 weeks of German courses and I enjoy to practice it in the city!

18:00 – What should we eat for dinner? No question: Würstel!

20:00 – It is time for fun! Wien is just perfect for this: let’s go to the Prater: lights, sounds and more and more rides and machines

23:00 – Go to sleep – hm, but wait, who will do the homework for the German lesson?

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Today we stepped to the next level: first level: der, die, das, then second level is: mein, dein, sein…

Mein goal is to get basic level in German. Mein plan is to work here and join to the „Wiener feeling“. Mein opinion is: Wien is sher gut! I do not want to miss this experience to live here for a while.

Dein task is to join this group here: Here to the Deutschakademie to fall in love with German language and in the city also – as I did. Here to Wien, because the thinking here is so free and green! Here to this beautiful cultural and historical atmosphere…

Then sein problem could be if she/he miss this

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