This morning

Today, I woke up at 10:00am. Somebody phoned me in the morning had called me, but I was still sleeping. When I got up, I looked to at my phone (could also say "I checked my phone") and somebody had left me a message on my answerphone voicemail. That It was a trade director who wished wanted to meet me for about an internship. Indeed I had left my CV in several company companies for an internship for my study major. He showed his firm and explained how about the work in his compagnie company.

Hahaha Dschinghis Khan ist...interessant...

oh und kann man auch dieses Lied nicht vergessen.. :D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-_xXfjB3AM

danke alle für die Empfehlungen! Ich hab auch ein Deutsche pop band entdeckt:
CRO (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wOoLLDXbDY) :P

nicht für irgendjemand, aber...

1. Don't you think he is acting pretty strangely at the moment? I mean, he doesn't normally normally he isn't that quiet.

2. You don't talk about your parents a lot. Do you get along with them very well?

3. He is very left-wing leftist. I think he is still waiting for the socialist revolution!

4. We are not talking to each other right now, actually. Hi He is still being annoyed upset with me for forgetting his birthday last year.

Pretty good :)

Hey Sean,

This is an interesting question, especially since I think that everyone has different ways of effectively learning/absorbing a language.

I had an interesting experience with French, especially because of how unexpected it was. My turning point from being intermediate to advanced/fluent was when I had a 3 month internship in France. My interview was in english and my boss assured me that with a little French I could get along fine. During my first day, I was floored when I realized that NO ONE actually spoke English. I had to spend the next few weeks trying my best to learn the language, observing the words French people would use and writing down words/expressions i've never heard of before. This was immensely stressful, and I remember returning home almost braindead everyday because of the amount of translations I had to do in my head WHILE trying to be a good intern.

To my surprise, by the end of the internship, I had a strong understanding in the language and could converse with my colleagues with very little problem. I realized how challenging the internship turned out to be due to the language issue, but I had learned so much in a short amount of time that it ended up being even better than I expected. This short amount of time spent in France was definitely key in my French learning, and now I recommend everyone to spend at least some time in the target country OR to speak regularly with a native to at least reach an advanced level in the language.

My hometown

There is a small town near Kostroma, which is where I live. My hometown arouses opposite feelings in me. I guess all the young people who live in tiny cities could feel the same way. I can't say anything outstanding about my hometown. There is nothing to do here.Moreover, if you are ambitious and want to get a good education, you must leave the town one day to study so far away from your parents and old friends. When my family and I went to the sea I was really exсited. Some days later, I was missing home a lot. I was glad to come back and was bored again. Nevertheless, it is hard to leave home. I'm not supposed to be so bound to home.

Very good job!