I am going to attend a Master degree Master's program in the U. S. US, universities in a subject studying of International development/International affairs. That that is why the internship in at OCHA Ukraine is very important for me. In the duration of this internship During this time I expect to obtain a deep knowledge of work this organization, its management and how OCHA personnel and other UN units works and cooperate.

Hi I´m David (28) from Argentina. I speak Spanish (native), English Between B1-B2 Level and a little of Swedish. I am interested to work and travel in Sweden and keep improveing my English. Let´s go to practice English, Swedish and I can help you in Spanish

Hello! My name is Jane. I'm from Russia. It This is the first my first text. I want to write what I like to eat at during the day. I like to eat yogurt and muesli on the for breakfast. I like to eat soup on the for lunch. I like to eat chicken with pasta or rice on the for dinner. I drink a glass of milk at the night.

Good job on your first try! :)

Last week I was in Prague. It is a very beautiful city. I was there for five days, so I did not have much time to see everything. <em>(Five days is plenty of time :D) </em>On the first day we arrived late at night. My friends and I checked in into the hotel, and then we went to search place for where we could eat. But we couldn't find anything, because it was late and kitchens didn't work weren't open <em>(I'm sure if you turned them on, they would work ;))</em>. Despite this, in at each place we were offered delicious Czech beer. After drinking some beer, we went to the hotel to sleep. The second day we had 2 <em>(I know I'm being very picky, but numbers less than 10 should be written out as words. Not really a mistake, just a tip!)</em> excursions around Prague. We visited many beautiful places - St. Vitus Cathedral, Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, the central square with a clock, etc. Then we went to the evening excursion "Mystical Prague". Next day we went to city Kutná Hora. We went to the "Sedlec Ossuary", "Cesky Sternberk Castle", "Temple of St. Barbara" there. The third day we went to Germany to the city of Dresden. Finally, the last day, we relaxed and quietly walked around the center of Prague and bought souvenirs. The trip was saturated <em>(I would just reword the phrase and say "we did all we could on our trip". To me, saturated usually deals with water XD)</em>. Each day we went traveled around 20 km, so we were tired.

I haven't been living lived in my hometown for 6 years. As I encountered with difficult finance financial circumstansces, I had to move back. CoupleA couple days ago I met two dudes <em>(unless they are your close friends, I would not call them "dudes", "guys" is more appropriate) </em>who live in my old yard. I knew them when I was a child. Neither Ruslan nor Renal graduated a from university. They said that they wanted to look for a good job and change their life. We remembered childhood memories, and after it that we discussed present time <em>(I would suggest: "our lives today")</em>, some plans and stuff like that. I haven't heard any real wishes to do anything. It's just empty talks. They don't wanna leave their convienient conditionals conditions. I was similar on to both of them in the past. I waited for that my life would to change, but actually my life waited for when I would do it<em> ("the right time", I think that is what you mean?</em>). I'm happy I've realized it.

My phone took a swim in my hot soup today. Since this phone is a gift by a very closed close friend of mine who I cannot reach anymore now, I have a complex feeling at the moment. Fortunately, iPhone 7 is waterproof and it still work now. My life is saved. All of these photos in on my phone are like many puzzles in my life. It's bittersweet and never stops surprising me. I guess I miss people here already.

Every year several languages die out. Some people think that this is not important because life will be easier if there are fewer languages in the world. To what extent do you agree or disagree? There is are an enormous number of languages in our world. Due to the globalization processes and nations national development, a few of them regularly fall into oblivion. To my mind <em>("To me" or "In my opinion" are better alternatives here)</em>, this problem is quite controversial and represents both advantages and disadvantages. On the one hand, it is undeniable that every language serves as a tool for expressing the national identity. It emphasizes the unique character of a definite social group and depicts the cultural background of their history. Due to the existence of a wide range of languages, the global society preserves their cultural diversity. In addition, such variety of languages ensures a highly profitable cultural exchange. In the process of mastering different languages within one community, people subconsciously serve as mediators of their own national and cultural experience. Such phenomenon phenomena (pl.) does do not only broaden up one’s horizons but enriches the nationwide knowledge in general. On the other hand, the role of a language in reaching the agreement between countries cannot be denied. It is understandable that some languages prevail the others because they are used for setting and regulating international relations. However, there are some cases when polylingualism arouses cause huge disputes. A bright clear example is Ukraine, where the a huge part of the population speaks Russian; however, the government is taking all necessary measures to set Ukrainian as the only one (redundant) acceptable language. Providing such conflict on the world stage, that could lead to irreversible negative consequences. To sum up, I strongly believe that language is an essential feature of every nation. However, the disappearing of some languages is unpreventable <em>(inevitable is a better word choice than unpreventable, I think) </em>and generally can bring the positive outcomes, averting both external and internal conflicts.

Great job! :)