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DAY 4 - Sunday

DAY 3 - Saturday

DAY 5 - Monday

DAY 2 - Friday

This project taught us so many things; like improving our english skills, making new friends, seeing another part of the world. We are so happy about this chance that was given to us. We tried new dishes, we discovered each other's culture and most importantly, we shared many memories together, that will stay forever.

ERASMUS PROJECT

Carmen Skweres and Andrea Goni

DAY 1 - Thursday

Later on, we went shopping to the centre of the city to collect some memories of the city (and souvenirs too).

On Friday morning we worked with artificial inteligence. We played a game in pairs in which one of the members saw an image and had to describe it to the other person to recreate it and the picture that looked more alike would win. Then, at 11.30, we went to eat churros with chocolate at a local bar; they were extremely delicious! Plus we had a very good time.

Chocolate con churros and Aljafería

DAY 2 - Friday 26th April

In the afternoon, we went to Aljafería palace, where we learned about Zaragoza's middle age life and architecture. The weather wasn't the best, but the visit was awesome.

Inside the Aljafería

On Saturday morning, we went to do water sports at Spain's most important river; the Ebro. But of course, we need a good warm up before diving into the water.

Warming up

After some embarrassing shots of us warming up, we sailed into the river to do some kayak. Unfortunately, we had to stop the activities due to bad weather, so we all got home.

Kayaking

In the afternoon, we went to Gran Casa mall and had dinner there, making some new friends. We had so much fun and it was probably the best evening ever!

Mall hangout

DAY 3 - Saturday 27th April

The first day was so adventurous. We had a tour of the spanish highschool and then we did a scape room. We also learned a traditional Aragonese dancing called 'Jota'.In the afternoon we went to the Aquarium. There, we discovered many new species we didn't know about. Later we took the bus to go to the old town, were we saw the romanic part of Zaragoza.

DAY 1 - Thurdsay | 25th April

This picture was taken inside the Basicila of the Pilar

Fun Fact: This picture was taken in Europe's largest freshwater aquarium!

DAY 4 - Sunday 28th April

On the last day in Zaragoza, we went to visit the castle of Loarre with amazing views of the Spanish landscape and culture from previous centuries. We had a small tour and then went to eat to a nearby village called 'Riglos'. The enviroment was really cozy and we had a good time. We arrived kind of late to our homes, so we spent the rest of the evening packing our stuff, ready to leave.

Inside of Loarre

Mallos de Riglos

The outside views of the castle

Very early in the morning, we had to go to Zaragoza's train station 'Delicias' to say goodbye to our partners and friends. We were sad since we wouldn't see each other again, but the experiences we shared are and will be unforgettable. We thank our teachers and parents for being so kind and letting us enjoy this awesome experience.The last couple of days, we stayed in Madrid, visiting the Prado museum and the Royal Palace, then left on Tuesday, destination Warsaw.

DAY 5 - Monday 29th April

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DAY 4 - Sunday DAY 3 - Saturday DAY 5 - Monday DAY 2 - Friday This project taught us so many things; like improving our english skills, making new friends, seeing another part of the world. We are so happy about this chance that was given to us.

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The photo shows a street in Pilar, where we went for a walk after volleyball match. It was very sunny and the street full of flowers looked so beautiful. We bought some souvenirs here and spent a great time.

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Efecto WOW

Inside the cathedral, you can find a cross where a bomb didn't explode. Outside it, there is also a cross due to the other not-exploded bomb.

The Legend of the bombs

It exist a legend which tells that the two bombs that fell in Zaragoza didn't explode due to de protection of the Pilar Virgin; so that's why it's our talisman. To remember these bombs, there are two big crosses, one at the indoor of the cathedral and another at the outdoor.

In English: Stone Bridge

Puente de Piedra

This is the Puente de Piedra is also called the Bridge of Lions because there are four lions (symbols of the city) placed on the pillars at both ends of the bridge. In 1643, there was a flood that destroyed the two middle spans of the bridge. 16 years later it was rebuilt and the banks of the Ebro River were strengthened.

Plaza del Pilar

It houses the most important monuments of the city, including: basilica, cathedral, former stock exchange and town hall. There is also a fountain called the Fountain of the Spanish. Seen from a bird's eye view, it reveals the mystery it hides (the outline of the South American continent). In the square in front of the basilica you will find Bola del Mundo or Globe.During the entire trip, we had the opportunity to walk along those paths, admiring the beauty of Zaragoza.

The Ebro River

This is the Ebro River. It is the second largest and abundant river in Spain, with a length of 930 km. Its course starts at the Pico Tres Mares mountain and leads through the sea. Our memory of it was that we swam in kayaks and boats. We had a great time.

Zaragoza-Delicias

The station opened on May 7, 2003. It is for a station with a large main space, configured with three halls. The station won the 2004 FAD Award in Architecture. We arrived at this station on the first day of our trip, where Daniel also picked me up.

Aquarium

It is the largest river aquarium in Europe and its 3,400 square meter area is home to freshwater species from all over the world. In its facilities you can see aquatic animals from the five most important rivers on our planet: the Nile, the Mekong, the Amazon, the Darling Murray and the Ebro. While visiting this aquarium, we took many photos that we will remember later.

Palacio de Aljafería

A fortified Muslim palace in Zaragoza from the 11th century, which is now the seat of the Cortes. The main part of the palace is a building called Palacio Taifal and the courtyard of Patio de Santa Isabel surrounded by arcades, columns and arches decorated with arabesques. Among the many rooms in the palace, the Salón Dorado, or Golden Salon, stands out. We admired this wonderful monument of this city with great curiosity and amazement at its uniqueness. We think this is one of the most beautiful palaces we have seen.

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ZARAGOZA

The Roman city of Caesaraugusta was surrounded by a wall with a perimeter of 3km and 10 meters high, up to 7 meters wide and 120 towers along its length.Although its construction date is unknown, the current remains date from the 2nd and 3rd centuries AD. Perhaps there was a primitive wall from the time of Augustus, around the 1st century BC,It was used for defensive purposes during the Middle Ages by Visigoths and Muslims; and conditioned the urban layout for centuries, which can be seen today.

Walls of Saragossa

The Cathedral of the Savior (Spanish: Catedral del Salvador) or La Seo de Zaragoza is a Catholic cathedral in Zaragoza, in Aragon, Spain. It is part of the World Heritage Site Mudéjar Architecture of Aragon. The cathedral is located on the Plaza de la Seo and is commonly known as La Seo (Aragonese for "see") to distinguish it from the nearby El Pilar, whose name (pillar) is a reference to an apparition of Mary in Zaragoza (also known as Saragossa). They both share co-cathedral status in metropolitan Zaragoza.The location of the Seo has its roots in the old Roman forum. Unlike other Roman city forums, the forum of Caesaraugusta was not located at the confluence of the Cardus and the Decumanus, but instead near the Ebro river, adjoining the river port.

Seo cathedral

Zaragoza also known in English as Saragossa, is the capital city of the province of Zaragoza and of the autonomous community of Aragon, Spain. It lies by the Ebro river and its tributaries, the Huerva and the Gállego, roughly in the centre of both Aragon and the Ebro basin.Zaragoza hosted Expo 2008 in the summer of 2008, a world's fair on water and sustainable development. It was also a candidate for the European Capital of Culture in 2012.

Saragossa

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We walked through the streets of Saragossa, and even though it was raining a bit, i enjoyed our sightseeing. We went to a shop wtih a lot of cute souvenirs and also run into a really cool-looking bar with live music. My legs were really sore but i was very satisfacted! IMG_5865.jpg2.2 MB

Rivers Activities

At first I was a bit nervous to participate in activities in the river, but after all I had a great time! I tried rowing for the first time in my life and it definetly was not the easient one;) But then when we went kayaking which was so fun

The Cathedral-Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar (Spanish: Catedral-Basílica de Nuestra Señora del Pilar) is a Catholic church in the city of Zaragoza, Aragon (Spain). The basilica's titular is the Blessed Virgin Mary under the title of Our Lady of the Pillar, praised as "Mother of the Hispanic Peoples" by Pope John Paul II. It is reputed to be the first church dedicated to Mary in history.

Basilica of pillar

I was really impressed by the Basilic - the monumental size, breathtaking paintings on the ceiling and the legend. The column where the Virgin was seen really interested me and the ability to touch it was something new as well.

Aquarium

Visiting the aquarium was really interesting. It was full of different fish, turtles, snakes and even an otter! We spent just an hour there, but I took sooo many photos!

It is considered one of the peaks of Hispano-Muslim art, along with the Alhambra in Granada and the Mosque of Córdoba. And it is the northernmost Islamic palace in Europe, in addition to being the most luxurious and best preserved from the Taifa era.

La Aljafería

The castle was built between the years 1033 and 1035 by order of King Sancho Garcés III of Pamplona to serve as a Navarrese border outpost due to its strategic location controlling the Arguis and Riglos passes, from which they organized attacks against the town. of Bolea

Loarre castle

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ZARAGOZA The Roman city of Caesaraugusta was surrounded by a wall with a perimeter of 3km and 10 meters high, up to 7 meters wide and 120 towers along its length.Although its construction date is unknown, the current remains date from the 2nd and 3rd centuries AD.

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Day 1: The poles arrive to Spain and we go to ¨Gran Casa¨ shopping centre all together. After the meeting and a delicious meal we go back to spanish students homes.

Day 2: In the morning we went to school to meet everyone in the library. After we all gathered in the school, we played an escape room game, where we had to scan QR codes and find a clue which have had let us open the chest with sweets. Then we went to learn a traditional spanish dance named Jota. In the end we have played the frisbee. In the afternoon at 4 pm we went to aquarium to see and learn about the animals which live in fresh waters. After a visit in the aquarium we went sightseeing to the centre and to visit monuments.

Day 3:This day in the morning we were creating images with AI. During the break we visited the bar to eat some Churros with hot chocolate. After this we went to sightsee the Aljaferia palace. Then we went to creperie to try creps. At the end of the day we were looking for a Barcelona t-shirt in two shops but we ended buying nothing because of the very high price.

Day 4:In the morning our group met on the river coast. The weather was very bad for sailing and water sports because of how cold it was. In the afternoon we went to ¨puerto Venecia¨ shopping centre. At first we wanted to play bowling but we couldn´t because of the tremendous queue so we played some of the arcade games.

Day 5:We started this day by exploring and sightseeing the Loarre castle with the tour guide. Then we went to the Riglos village to eat 3 course lunch. After this we drove back to the Zaragoza and we tried to finish the Genially task. At the end of the day we went to meet our friends in Gran Casa. We ate a dinner all together and said goodbye to our friends from Erasmus. We will miss them so much!

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Day 1: The poles arrive to Spain and we go to ¨Gran Casa¨ shopping centre all together. After the meeting and a delicious meal we go back to spanish students homes. Day 2: In the morning we went to school to meet everyone in the library.

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When we were coming back from the trip to the old town with our friends in Zaragoza, we took this (in our opinion) wonderful photo from the bridge. It shows Basilic of the Pilar in its full splendor during the sunset. While being inside of the Basilic, we have also seen 2 out of 3 bombs which are the evidence of the mysterious miracle that happened during civil war. In our opinion it was the most beautiful building in Zaragoza, especially at night.

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In Zaragoza we saw a lot of wonderful buildings but we liked the castle of Aljaferia best. The Muslim building from the end of IX century has so many beautiful ceilings with colourful details in each room. Also, the style of built was giving off the vibes of the castles we could see in fairytales. We really felt like back in time of the past.

Carmen & Andrea

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This photo shows inside of the Basylica de Pilar in Saragossa. We chose this photo because it’s shows the most iconic places of this city. Miguel told me a little about the history of this cathedral and about bombs, that were supposed to destroy this place. It was really interesting. I also think the fresc on the ceilling were truly breathtaking. It was also one of the first places we visited during our exchange.

Zosia & Miguel :))

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This photo was taken while walking through Saragossa for the first time ever. It shows not only the full of life streets of the city, but also the main attraction- the Basilica. We chose this photo as the highlight of the Erasmus trip, because it represents the most important things from Zaragoza City.

Ola & Daniel

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This is a Loarre castle. This day is a last day in Spain for polish people. We made lovely memories and always we will think positive about this photo. Thanks Erasmus we meet each other and we will be in touch. We meet new friends in this project. We are greatfull to take part in Erasmus.

Ola and Blanca.

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We chose this photo because of the Loarre Castle, in which we liked the style in which it was built, namely Romanesque. The well-told history of its creation and many interesting facts told to us by the guide made us like it even more. Not to mention the wonderful views of the Spanish landscape. In one word, an amazing monument that we managed to visit.

Hania and Daniel

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The library: We took this photo because it's an important building for the history of Warsaw. Also it was pretty.

The balcony: There was very beautiful sights of Warsaw and there were a lot of birds on the tree.

The statue: It was peaceful to watch and it's the main point of old town.

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Light is always around.

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1. In the first photo we can see colourful buildings in Warsaw and for us is special picture because we are together. We look alike. We are grateful for this opportunity to know each other.

2. In the second photo we can see Pieróg walking on the street. In the first day we have a funny situation with dumplings and it will be for us unforgettable polish dish.

3. In the third photo we can feel vibe of old town in Warsaw. It can also look like another city so it could has a few means.

Blanca&Ola

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1. King Zygmunt's column with kind of a cinematic/dynamic look, taken by David. It was the first photo ever taken by our group.

2. Another photo with David in the foreground and our 3 other colleagues in the back, put together with the view of the Royal Castle of Warsaw.

3. On this photo we have the Old Town square with THE marmaid - warsaw's symbol. We knew we were gonna put it in the project as soon as we entered, you just can't miss it.

4. Our 1st group photo in Warsaw, view of the Old Town's buildings in the back, moody weather but all good when we're together.

5. Warsaw's Barbican on our 5th photo. It was Daniel's idea to take a photo of it. It really attracted his attention, you could tell and since it made him pull his phone out of his pocket, we decided to put it on our collage.

made by: pete, alex, david and daniel

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1. The Sigmund's Column made a great impression on us and it looked very nice among the buildings

2. We took a walk on a Piwna Street during our free time, watching some store displays

3. A coffee to end the day :)) We spent a pleasing time in cafe talking

Martyna & Carol

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1) “Christmas is (almost) here”

While walking around Warsaw we saw a lot of preparations for Christmas. There was tons of still turned off Christmas lights, unbuilt decorations and fairs. This eye catching ceiling was not done yet, but when it’s going to be done it will be really beautiful.

2) “Tour guide mid sentence”

We were sightseeing in the Warsaw Old Town with a nice tour guide, so we decided to capture the moment - he was unfortunately in the middle of saying something so you can just make guesses what he was talking about.

3) “The three oldest houses”

We choose a old town photography because it is one of the most important buildings from this square next to the royal castle, archcathedral St John's basilica and the royal route.

Daniel & Ola

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1. Picture togheter!

In the first photo we was in the old city market. We took this photo because we loved the place and the gate with a Merry Christamas sign. The people go to this place because is a very famous market.

2.Polish indian shop

This photo is a picture of a tiny indian shop in the Old Town.We thought all these different colours,jewelry and  decorations looked really pretty and interesting. We decided to took a photo of it, because it caught our attention :)

Zosia & Miguel

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1. Christmas in Warsaw
We took that photo because that special balls caught our attention due to their amazing colors and drawings

2.Snowy Days
We took this photo to have a memory of this travel and of Polish weather in November

3. Rainbow buildings
We took the photo because we were astonished at the colors of all the buildings and because we imagined how wonderful it would look at night with the lamps on

Dani & Hania

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1.In the first photo we can see the Royal Palace. We took this photo because we really like the color of this building. It is a special because it was destroyed after the II world war.

2.In the second photo we can see Archcathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist.

We took this photo because we really like the stained glass. It is special because it is a world Heritage Site and it has been listed by UNESCO.

3.The third photo shows the Royal Route.

We took this photo because it is a famous street and the center of old street in Warsaw. It is special because they are remains of the II world war.

Pola and Jara

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Hi, my name is Kuba, and I'm 15.

I'm in 1J class(geography-English-French).

I'm keen on playing sports like football and doing athletics in my free time. I have a crazy cat named Mimi.

Recently, I have started to draw, and I am fond of studying a new language - French.

Thank you for giving me the opportunity to participate in this project, and I can't wait to see you all in person.

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Hi, my name is Maja, I’m 14 years old and I am happy that I can help with the erasmus program.
I love acting, traveling, snowboarding and running. I’m in class 1J ( french, english and geography). Can’t wait to meet all of you.

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im Pete and im super excited to meet you all (the poles) and our Spain'y mates. I sing and play guitar, trying to become a known artist. im 17 and in grade 3f. Love spending time with people, socialising and all. I do look forward to hanging out and showing you our culture and city. I also hope you've got something cool to show us out there😅. Alright, thats all, peace.

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I'm Alexander but you can call me Alex and I 'm lookin' forward to meet ya guys!! I'm 16 and I'm in 3F class (math-physics-english). I do karate and play basketball quite a lot. I also love travelling (especially abroad) and playing table tennis with my friends. Recently I started playing guitar. I would love to show you around in Warsaw and our Polish cuisine. Can't wait to hear your amusing stories and get to know you. I hope to see you as soon as possible!!! :))
¡Adiós!

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Hello! My name's Carmen and I'm really glad to be in this project. I'm in 1C grade (polish-history-english) of high school named after Zbigniew Herbert in Warsaw. I like drawing and learning new languages (I thought about starting with Spanish as well). I'm also kinda into dance but it's just a hobby I'm doing when bored. Can't wait to see you in Warsaw and show you the magic of the capital of Poland!^^

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My name is Hania. I'm 14 years old and I'm in 1B class (biology-chemistry-english). I'm so excited that I've been qualificated to the Erasmus project and I'm going to meet you all.
My passion is snowboarding and playing volleyball. I also like traveling and I really enjoy learning languages.
I use to watch spanish tv series like "Acacia 38" and I'd love to get to know Spain better.
I'm so proud that I will be able to show you my country, Polish culture and cuisine.
Can't wait to meet you all!!! Nos vemos

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we could go on a walk in Łazienki Park (Royal Baths Park), it's really pretty there and we can feed some squirrels too, which might be a fun activity

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I think going out to see Old Town might be a good idea, it can be really nice and also Old Town is a must see in Warsaw :))

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Hii my name is Martina, but you can also call me Mia :)) I'm 16 years old and I'm in class 2B, on biology-chemistry profile. I'm so glad I can participate in the project and I can't wait to meet all of you!! And a little about me, I love listening to music and dancing, I enjoy playing piano and reading books. I'd love to show you some interesting places in Warsaw and tell you more about my country :))

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we can go to see the Museum of Warsaw which is a perfect place to show the history of this city, go sightseeing the Old Town, ride by a metro, go taste pierogi and - my personal favorite- bułka z pieczarkami, we can also go on the top of the Pałac kultury i nauki!

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We could go on some kind of cooking course to show them traditional polish cousine and in the same time we would get to know each other.

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Hi, I have an interesting idea! We can go to the theater to watch a show (of course I will translate it for you), and then I will show you the backstage of the theater. I'm sure you'll wonder what the Polish Parliament looks like inside, we can easily visit it too.
See you soon!

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Yooo, what's up?? I'm Max and i'm 15. I'm really into acting and playing basketball.
I'm so hyped I've got a chance to meet you!
I know a lot of uniqe, beautiful and mysterious places here in Warsaw, so if u want to I can take u there. I can help u with anything u want so...
estamos seguros de que se sentirá como en casa con nosotros.
I'm all yours, ask me whatever u want.

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Hi, I'm Ola and I can't wait to meet you!  I am almost 15 years old and I'm in class 1a (mathematics-geography-English). I am excited about the opportunity to show you Warsaw and experience a new adventure.  I love listening to music, learning practical things and traveling. I also like playing basketball socially. I'd love to know you and your funny stories. See you soon;)

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Hey my name is Pola! i’m very happy that I got to erasmus.  I can’t wait to see you in november! I want to show you some Warsaw.

I’m 14 years old I’m in class 1D (geography, english, civics)

I’m training aerial, acrobatics and I love running.

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Hi!! My name is Zosia and I can’t belive Im going to be a part of erasmus^^ im so happy and exited to meet you in November!!! I can’t wait to show you my fav places in Warsaw. But a little about me… Im 16y old and im in class 2F( math-physics-english) just as my friend Hania :)). I love drawing(i  started digital painting recently) and listening to music(feel free to give me some songs recommendations^^) . Im looking forward to talking with you so we can share our interest and just have fun:)

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my name is alexandra and i am sooo pleased i will be able to meet y’all!! i am in class 2e (history - civics - english) and i’d love to show you a bit of poland:)) i like listening to music, learning languages, writing stories and other (let’s talk more when we meet, shall we? haha)

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Hi, i'm Hania, since i'm on the reservation list we may not meet in Spain, but when you come i will certainly accompany you and help you in Poland (i know a lot of secret places here and i'd like to show you them). So i'm 15 years old, and i'm in class 2f (math-physics-eng profile). I love talking with over people so you won't get bored with me, i look forward to hear stories from you, i also speak Spanish thus we can practice both languages. I read a lot of books then can you recommend some to me? We could talk about them together :). If you need my help you can talk to me freely, i will be happy to meet you.

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Whenever you come up with an idea for the Spanish students' visit, publish it here. Let's do some brainstorming! Museums, trips, contests, events - anything :)

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Whenever you come up with an idea for the Spanish students' visit, publish it here. Let's do some brainstorming! Museums, trips, contests, events - anything :)

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Please say a few words about yourself and attach a photo, so that you can recognize one another easily :):)

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Please say a few words about yourself and attach a photo, so that you can recognize one another easily :):)