Erasmus - evaluation by

anaisa_kramar — 2018-04-06 17:18:24 UTC

I tought that the most important part of the exchange was to get to know other cultures and practice English, but it turned out that the most important was to find soulmates in foreign countries and to make friends. So besides the fact that we were able to see italian way of life, we got to spend a week with many interesting and different people that we can now call friends. We didn't really improve our English, since most of the people there didn't speak it, but we got to learn som Italian which is good as well.

anaisa_kramar — 2018-04-06 17:23:12 UTC

I heard that in Germany, they didn't go to so many trips as we did, however I wouldn't mind seenig Vesuvious as well. Since we practice public speaking in school, I would shorten the time in classrooms and give us some more practice work. However I think that week was organised pretty good and went like teachers wanted it to go.

anaisa_kramar — 2018-04-06 17:26:02 UTC

The thing I enjoyed the most was evening walks on Castellammare when we got to meet other italians, not just the ones in the exchange. It was fun to talk to others, sicne I'm a very opened and out-going person. It was fun when they tought us italian and we told them slovenian words and it was fun watching them eat when most of us couldn't eat anymore. It was all fun.

anaisa_kramar — 2018-04-06 17:46:53 UTC

I came to Italy mostly to make friends. Turned out i had to improve my body language and just the actual talk with my hands if I wanted to comunicate with anybody. I got so used to wave my arms around that when I was speaking publically, I did it as well and all the italians proudly said that now I'm one of them. So I guees that most of the Italians accepted me pretty good.

anaisa_kramar — 2018-04-06 17:54:02 UTC

I think I was extremely lucky to get into such program, because i got to see how different people actualy are and I relized that Slovenians are sometimes even more talkative than Italians are said to be. I got the chance to break so many sterotypes about every nation that was present and I would go there, go back to the land of nice, opened and good people right away.

anaisa_kramar — 2018-04-06 18:24:55 UTC

anaisa_kramar — 2018-04-06 18:26:03 UTC

Oh and one more thing. I was extremely lucky to have gone to Italy with prof. Frantar and prof. Angel, because I think I got to bond with them and since we had to go there with teachers, I would't change them with noone<3.

anaisa_kramar — 2018-04-06 18:27:08 UTC

anaisa_kramar — 2018-04-06 18:28:55 UTC

To be honest, the day i enjoyed the most was when we went to Sorrento. But not because of the city that we saw, but because after the trip, we got to learn dances. And not because we were learning dances, but because we learned them in like 15min and than (eventhough we were supposed to practice and stay in our classrooms) we joined and mixed with others and danced Just dance, which was extremel fun.

anaisa_kramar — 2018-04-06 18:31:18 UTC

anaisa_kramar — 2018-04-06 18:33:15 UTC