Our Indian student group is heading towards Germany. Of course, their plane didn’t take of yet. But you have to be at the airport hours in advance. Just imagine the time you need for all the farewells!
But not everybody is leaving. Many students of LVIS would also like to travel to Germany. They read so much about the country in their German language books. And they asked so many questions about the German food, the houses, the families. But there were only limited vacancies available or they are still to young for the exchcange.
But their time will come! And if they can’t take part in the exchange in the next years, they can pester the participating students with questions as soon as they arrive in India. And last but not least they can read the blog and comment to all the postings the students will make.
We are looking forward to read all that comments! Greetings to all that had to stay at home!
Maharshi is very excited about the new language he is learning. He is also very interested to know German culture and lifestyle. His dream is to visit the country one day and I wish his dream comes true.
Rina Ghosh
I love German culture and lifestyle.
German culture and lifestyles clear that Germany is basically a children-friendly place.The playgrounds are incredible.In contrast to Britain, where few restaurants have much to offer children and pubs often explicitly keep them out, Germany has lots of places to take kids.