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First notebook entry: Introducing myself
Hi everyone,
I'm a 37 girl woman from the Basque Country. I can speak spanish, basque and a little english. Now At university, I'm learning studying to become a primary school teacher at university and I would like to be in contact with someone to practise english. We can practise basque and spanish if you want.
My interests are geology, rocks, minerals, birds, botanic botany and all things in relation related to nature. I like arts and music too.0 votedApril 13, 20131Looking forward to tomorrow
I am looking forward to visiting autistic children with my classmates tomorrow. And today, I don't have not much words to say, so I'll go to sleep early. (You could also remove "And" in front of "today"). English speakers usually say they'll "go to bed early", as you never know how long it will take to fall asleep!
0 votedApril 13, 20131Greetings
Hello. I would like learn to talk in speak e English.
I´m hope to travel trip to the a congress conference in the USA, and I have a questions for the organizators. organizers.
I want to asking if my work (I´m will exhibit a poster) will published in a journal or memories indexed. conference proceedings.
How do I ask this correctly?
Please, someone can you help me?
Thank you very much!0 votedApril 13, 20130The town I visited in my country
Last Easter, I visited a town called La Grita in Sancristobal state, Venezuela. I went to visit my second family and I did not what to expect. But when I arrived in Sancristobal, I saw the town fixed up and so pretty, wow I fell in love!
La Grita cannot be described in one word. It is many things: little colonial streets, small beautiful village. It is a town where there`s always a lot to do, a town that surprises me. A town with people who are very different but have something in common -- the kindness with which they welcome you, the politeness.
I meet people who are valuable for what they are not for what they own. When they ask you what you need, they say it with their heart. The walled town is mysterious, magical because there are many churches is phantasmorics. It is full of history and full of stories that are written everyday on my facebook page to share with my friend here in Venezuela. Tranquility -- in other places I was one more tourist but in La Grita all the people want to talk with you and show you the town the passionately love. After a little while you discover that you do not want to be anywhere else.
This a town that grows and flourishes and becomes beautiful everyday; a city of happy people gauchos who love their land and do everything possible for rest of us to fall in love with it.0 votedApril 12, 20130Why I'm here
I have just decided to change university (are you going to a different university, or are you changing your degree?). My parents are disgusted with me and they don't understand. I have studied architecture since 2010. But now, I want to learn english and the next year I will be able to study it. I stopped studying English 3 years ago, and now it's very difficult start again :(, but i like english very much, so I think I will be able to.
0 votedApril 12, 20130Can you give me an advice?
Hi!
I feel so happy because next year I'm going to study at the university. The bad thing is that I need to learn English. When they made me take an exam to find out how much English I know, they told me: 'You know English but you need to improve your pronunciation'. Can you recommend some tips to achieve better pronunciation?0 votedApril 12, 20130I have to write a motivation letter to my erasmus university. It's my first attempt.
Dear Sir or Madam,
My name is Diego Valle and I am currently in my the last year of my Industrial Engineering degree at the Faculty of in the department of engineering of at Bilbao, in the field of Manufacturing. (Diego: Do you mean "Mechanical Engineering" or "Industrial Engineering"? I applied for the Erasmus program and I have got a place in Kaiserslautern for the next academic year.I think that developing studying for a Master's degree Thesis at in a foreign country is an excellent opportunity to complete my education the studies and the knowledge gained in my university. (Diego:Do you mean studying for a master's degree? Or writing your master's thesis in a foreign country?) From the beginning I was sure I wanted to go to Germany. It's the perfect place to acquire experience with the excellent job opportunities. imminent entry into the labour market.
I chose the Technische Universität Kaiserslautern as my first option choice because, looking for through the information through on your web site and asking known people who is already there and speaking with current students has given me a really good impression. It is a major very important university for referring to engineering due to the large variety of different courses that it offers. I am very interested in the field of manufacturing, in any of its branches, and as well as mechanics, especially in automotive industry, so I would like to develop my Master Thesis on one of those topics. It would also be a very good opportunity to learn experience different ways to work of working, which will be good for my personal experience.
Furthermore I’ve found Kaiserslautern as is a nice city to spend in which to spend my Erasmus program. It is very well located and it has good communications, (Diego: what do you mean? It has good transportation, so yo can travel around? It has great wireless connections? It's not clear what you are trying to say) and it seems that the university environment is ideal for overseas students to actively speak German and meet new people. This experience could would be a great chance opportunity for me to improve my German language skills.
Please do not hesitate to contact me if you required further information about myself. Thank you for your consideration.0 votedApril 12, 20131
