Deutschkurs

For a month now, I have been studying German at Interface in Schaumburgergasse. I'm glad to have met new people of different nationalities. Our teacher, Margarita, is from BULGARIA. The rest of the class include Antigona of KOSOVO, Jalena, Maria, Vladan and Anita of SERBIA, Kiranjit of INDA, Nick of AFGHANISTAN, Emere, Abdulasis, and Elias of TURKEY, Ashkan of IRAN, and John of PINAS. I'm somehow getting used to the language that I can actually communicate with them a bit. It's quite a relief though that I have a Pinoy classmate and there's Nick who speaks English.

And for two weeks now, I have been going to another German class at AMS in Myrthengasse. This class is likewise a "United Nations" group, but a smaller one. We're seven in class and we have two teachers in this class: Mag. Munteanu and Herr Nikola. Four of my classmates are from TURKEY -- Özlem Chatoglu, Havva Aydin, Rahime Avci, and Hanifi Gökçen -- and one is from MACEDONIA, Arben Jasari. The other one skips class a lot and so I didn't had the chance to remember his name and where he's from. Rahime and I are the oldest in the group. Yesterday we had our second exam and I got a 30/30. I also got a 30 in our first exam. The youngsters were amazed.Haha. Although I think that the exams were relatively easy, I'll admit that I'm not as good as the rest, except for Rahime, in speaking German. Way to go for me.

So there, Deutshckurs is the only thing that's keeping me busy. I'm still waiting for some things, hopefully more interesting things, to come along the way.