We are Class 5B from Győri Arany János English-German Bilingual Primary School. Our class has 28 pupils aged 11–12, and our English teacher and homeroom teacher is Ms.Eszti.

We attend a bilingual school, which means that we study English intensively and also learn some of our other subjects in English. We are a lively and curious, and we are very excited to meet other children from across Europe!

In Hungarian, we say “Sziasztok!”, which means “Hello, everyone!”

We cannot wait to discover your schools, learn about your lives and begin sending letters across Europe! 📬💌

A greeting in our language
“Cześć!” – “Hello!” / “Hi!”
We can also say: “Witajcie, przyjaciele z Europy!” – “Welcome, European friends!”

We are a friendly, curious and energetic class. We enjoy learning English, working together and taking part in creative, environmental and international projects.

Our school is in Botoșani, a beautiful city in the north-east of Romania, known for its history, culture and connection to the famous Romanian poet Mihai Eminescu.

In Romanian, we say „Bună!” or „Salut!”, which means “Hello!” 👋

We are very excited to meet pupils from other European countries, learn about your schools and traditions, and share a little bit of our life in Romania.

We cannot wait to discover Europe together and start sending letters across borders! 📬💌🇪🇺

We are from the School CEIP Generación del 27, in the north of Spain. We are 22 students, grades 5th and 6th of primary education. Our school is small. Here we have a great time. It is very funny.

🏫 School: Escola Básica Dr. José Neves Júnior – Agrupamento de Escolas Pinheiro e Rosa
📍 Faro, Portugal

👧👦 Our class:
We are a 9th grade class from Faro, in the sunny south of Portugal.

We are 13–14 years old and there are 21 pupils in our class: 8 girls and 13 boys.

💬 About us:
We are excited to take part in You’ve Got Mail! and to meet pupils from different European countries. We are looking forward to exchanging letters, cards and parcels, learning about your cultures and sharing a little about our school, our city and Portugal.

👋 Olá! Bem-vindos a Faro!
Hello! Welcome to Faro!

📬 We can’t wait to see how far our letters will travel!

We are creative, curious, lively and friendly classes. We can’t wait to meet you during our video calls and exchange letters and packages, so that we can discover and share our traditions with each other!

In Arbëreshë, we say "Shihemi shpejt", which means "See you soon!". In italian, instead, we say "Ciao a tutti", which means "Hello everyone!". We are really excited to get to know you and learn about your cultures and traditions. 🇦🇱🇮🇹🍕

Dober dan!

We are pupils at a small primary school in Velika Dolina, a beautiful village in Slovenia. This year, our school is celebrating its 170th anniversary!

There are 15 pupils in our class: 9 girls and 6 boys. We are in Grade 4, and we are 9–10 years old.

We enjoy playing football, drawing, listening to music, playing video games and taking care of animals. We are curious and love learning new things.

We are very happy to be part of this project and look forward to learning, sharing ideas and making new friends!

Dober dan means “Hello” in Slovenian!

We are the class of CM2 from Ecole Primaire Nelson Mandela. Our class has 25 pupils aged 10-11, and our teachers are Ms. Marbac and Ms. Rubin.

This year, we have embarked on a journey around the world. We are discovering one country every week and one continent between each school holiday. We are currently in Asia, exploring the United Arab Emirates, and we will start discovering Africa after the holidays. We are really looking forward to exchanging letters with other students our age to discover their cultures and ways of life!

In French, when we welcome someone, we say: “Bonjour, bienvenue dans notre classe!” (Hello, welcome to our classroom!)

We are pupils of the 1st Primary School of Almyros, a town in Thessaly, Greece. We are 10 pupils in the 6th grade, and we are all 12 years old. Our class has 2 girls and 8 boys. We are a friendly and enthusiastic class who enjoy learning new things, working together and discovering different cultures. We are excited to take part in this eTwinning project, meet new friends from other European countries and exchange letters with them. We look forward to learning about your schools, traditions and everyday lives!

In Greek, we say: «Γεια σας, φίλοι μας! Χαιρόμαστε πολύ που θα σας γνωρίσουμε!» This means: “Hello, our friends! We are very happy to meet you!”