Feedback – What was it like to host an Indian guest?

Indian students in Germany
Indian students on the Johannes-Turmair school ground.

Whoever has ever hosted an exchange student before knows how stressful such a project can be. So, what was it really like to have an Indian in your house?

We asked some of the German parents about their experiences with students of LVIS: “What impressions left the excange project on you or your child?”

Here are some of their answers:

  • “Die Welt ist sehr verschieden” (The world is very diverse)
  • “Ein bischen anstrengend, aber es war definitv machbar und eine tolle Zeit, die wir nie bereuen werden!” (A little bit exausting, but definitly possible to manage and it was a great time we will never miss)
  • “It was a great time because I learnt about India, too. We didn’t have any problems with the exchange partner and we were sad when he left.”
  • “The culture of the Indian people is very interesting”
  • “It was interesting to host a foreign teenager from India. Everybody  was really friendly and open. It was also nice to get in contact with the Indian parents on skype. We also learned a lot about the Indian cuisine and the  indian way of  life.”

We are curious about your honest feedback. Have you ever hosted a foreign student? What was it like? Tell us your story in the comment section!

4 Replies to “Feedback – What was it like to host an Indian guest?”

  1. The German exchange was nice .
    I it would nice if I get a chance to participate .
    The German exchange was to mix two cultures and there was a nice experience .The country Germany was nice.

    1. Only nice? I think India is a fabulous, great, astonishing, mind blowing and inspiring country! So, just nice? What about a second try? 😉

    1. Nothing to thank here. It is always nice to have guests from India. And needless to say that we try our very best to make our guests happy.

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