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- Egypt Last year in september my younger brother and me traveled to Hurghada, Egypt. Our flight started at Frankfurt am Main Airport. That day there was the same bad weather, which we wanted escape from. After five hours flying we arrived Hurghada Airport, already. When we went outside, the bright and hot sun made us feel happy. We looked up to the sky and couldn't see any cloud. It was great. A tourist-guide told us, that there was only one short shower, in the last seven years. We agreed with each other, that we should introduce such a weather in Germany, as well. We stayed there for seven days and every day was awesome. After we got up in the morning, we went to the buffet and took some snack, then we made our round - from the swimmingpool to the beach, from the beach to the pool. We had not even need a towel after bathing, the sun was hot enough to made our skin and shorts practically dry in about two minutes. In the evening we always drank some beer and took some shisha, and though it had become dark, it wasn't cold outside and we stayed as long as the shisha bar had been opened.....February 11, 201310
Mein Deutschkurs
Dieses Semester nehme ich an einem Kurs im Goethe Institut teil. Er heißt runder Tisch und mit 20 Jahren bin ich die jüngste in meiner Klasse. Wir sprechen über Themen von Kultur und Gesellschaft, unter anderem benutzen wir Kurzfilme und Audiosegmente. Es läuft sehr gut und ich finde die Texte, die wir lesen, so schön. Wir müssen ein Buch lesen, es heißt "Die Aufzeichnungen des Malte Laurids Brigge" von Rainer Maria Rilke. Ich finde dieses Buch sehr interessant, ein bisschen seltsam und auch ein wenig schwer zu lesen. Viele neue Vokabeln, aber für mich ist es eine gute Übung. Das Hauptthema des Buchs ist der Tod und auch (wie ich denke) das Bewusstsein der Endlichkeit der Zeit.
0 votedFebruary 10, 20130- Emigration Dear Julie, Thank you very much for your last letter. My letter will please you as well. Yesterday, I watched an interestin video, which was about emigrants. IT encouraged me to think about the situation in my own country. In my country, a plenty of emigrants from Turkey and the former Jugoslavia have settled in Germany after world war II, to help for rebuilding our, by war destroyed country. When I was young I couldnt realize, why people left their home, only for working in a foreign country, which language they aren't able to speak. Now I can. I know, some of them had no future in their country or had to flee by reason of war or unrest in thei homeland. Some of these hard working people are here to save money for thei retirement. This money, which we sometimes think about it's very less, seems to be very much in their native country. But when I see people in the 3rd generation, who neither speak my language nor want to become speaking it, makes me feel sad and angry.February 10, 201310
- Watches Watches dominates our whole life, in every way. In this time you always have to know what time it is, otherwise you were lost. For example: the bus departs at seven o'clock, if you aren't able to determine the time, you probably will mis the bus, and furthermore u would fail an exam or miss a meeting. Watches, whether displayed on the cell or regular worn on the arm, are musts for everyone who is depended on time.February 10, 201310
- naja ich denke, es hat was damit zu tun, dass der Bauernhof kein Hof im eigentlichen Sinne ist und man deshalb "auf" benutzt. Ich arbeite auf dem Bauernhof, auf der Farm, auf der Fläche, auf der gewirtschaftet wird. Aber ich arbeite im (Innen-)Hof...Beim Strand fällt mir gerade auch nichts ein :-0 votedFebruary 8, 20130

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