To live in three countries
Have you ever lived in a country different to yours? This has been something special in my live, because in this year, I have lived in three countries completely different.
The number one: Malaysia
I lived in Kuala Lumpur from January 2015 until April 2016, it was a great experience to live there, to know different cultures, different people, different religions and different languages. In my next notebook I will write about it.
The number two: France
From April 2016 until the last week, I lived in Paris, it was another great experience, I could say it was more difficult because when I arrive in Paris my French was very basic. I remember the firts time that I had to buy a simple bread in the bakery, I was so afraid, thinking always about dont forget the magical (and very very important) words in French, Bonjour, merci, s'il vous plâit, au revoir, I know that these words are important in any language but when you are learning a new language maybe sometimes you can looks like "impolite" because you dont say the correct words in the right moment, sometimes you forget the "magical words" because you get nervous. In general, I have to say that the city is lovely, the museums are fantastics, the food is very good, in fact I learnt how to cook french food, for example "Boef Bourguignon, it is very easy for cook, the red wine is the secret of this meal.
The number three: Bolivia
I am in Santa Cruz right now. I know that here is obviously eassier to comunicate because we share the same language (I am from Venezuela) and we are geographically closer each other, but anyway is not my country, so this implies to know a culture different. The city is small, the restaurants where I have eaten are very very good and the weather (for the moment) is perfect beacuse is sunny almost every day. Now, I am taking French classes to improve it, in order to get the level B2, that's my goal, I hope to get it.
And you, have you ever lived in a country different to yours? How was the experience? It was good?, It was bad?
Please leave your comment
Regards and have a nice day/night ;)
The photo shows the Boef Bourguignon that I cooked when I was in Paris :p
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To live in three countries
Have you ever lived in a country different to yours? This has been something special in my life because, in this year, I have lived in three countries completely different.The number one: Malaysia
I lived in Kuala Lumpur from January 2015 until April 2016, it was a great experience to live there, to know different cultures, different people, different religions, and different languages. In my next notebook, I will write about it.
The number two: France
From April 2016 until the last week, I lived in Paris, it was another great experience, I could say it was more difficult because when I arrive in Paris my French was very basic. I remember the first time that I had to buy a simple bread in the bakery, I was so afraid, thinking always about don't forget the magical (and very very important) words in French, Bonjour, merci, s'il vous plâit, au revoir, I know that these words are important in any language but when you are learning a new language maybe sometimes you can looks like "impolite" because you don't say the correct words in the right moment, sometimes you forget the "magical words" because you get nervous. In general, I have to say that the city is lovely, the museums are fantastic , the food is very good, in fact, I learned how to cook french food, for example, "Boef Bourguignon, it is very easy for a cook, the red wine is the secret of this meal.
The number three: Bolivia
I am in Santa Cruz right now. I know that here is obviously easter to communicate because we share the same language (I am from Venezuela) and we are geographically closer each other, but anyway is not my country, so this implies to know a culture different. The city is small, the restaurants where I have eaten are very very good and the weather (for the moment) is perfect because is sunny almost every day. Now, I am taking French classes to improve it, in order to get the level B2, that's my goal, I hope to get it.
And you, have you ever lived in a country different to yours? How was the experience? It was good?, It was bad?
Please leave your comment
Regards and have a nice day/night ;)
The photo shows the Boef Bourguignon that I cooked when I was in Paris :p
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