german and spanish way of living
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Continuamos mostrando trabajos realizados por nuestros alumnos Lilienthal/Albarregas, para que veáis que además de divertirnos estamos aprendiendo juntos. Hier sind noch weitere Arbeiten des Projekts unserer Schüler aus Lilienthal und Mérida, damit ihr seht, dass wir neben vielen tollen Exkursion auch zusammen gearbeitet haben. Here are further results of our project of the students from Lilienthal and Mérida. You can see that we had a lot of fun but also worked together. :-)TRANSCRIPT
Way of livingWay of living
Interview with a Spanish Exchange Student
Interviewer: Good evening, you are from Spain, aren´t you?Student: Yes, I am.Interviewer: And you are visiting Germany?Student: Yes, I´m doing a student exchange for one week.Interviewer: Yeah, I heard about it...Can you tell me the biggest
difference between the way of living here and in Spain for you?
Student: Everybody here lives in houses, but the people I know from Spain usually live in flats. The German also have a big garden with a lot of plants and flowers.
Interviewer: It´s very beautiful, you enjoy your week here a lot, right?
Student: Yes, but the food is a bit different too. They eat so many vegetables, on their pizza and on their bread!
Interviewer: Oh, and is there any other difference?Student: Yeah! They ride bikes whenever they want to get to
another place, in my week here I saw more people on bikes than in my whole life. In Spain we
always walk to school or to our friends.Interviewer: And what about the parties? You dance a lot in
Spain, right?Student: They don´t have parties here, and they go to bed
very very early.
Interviewer: So you have a lot of time to sleep?Student: No, they also get up very early in the morning.Interviewer: Okay, that were all my questions, thank you very
much. I hope the rest of your exchange will be wonderful too.
German houses.
Arpartements in Merida.
Interview with a German Exchange Student
Interviewer: Hello, how are you?Student: Fine, thanks.Interviewer: Okay, let´s start. My first question is what do you
think what the biggest difference is.Student: The people are very relaxed. They´re all like a big
family. Interviewer: Do you like it?Student: Yes, in Germany a lot of children are bullied
because they like a different kind of music or aren´t as pretty as the other but in Spain they don´t mind.
Interviewer: Oh, that´s great! What about the evenings?Student: They eat and go to bed very late. When I´m tired and my family in Germany goes to sleep, they´re still
awake.Interviewer: And what do they eat?Student: They eat a lot of fast food, sweets and that kind
of stuff. They eat less vegetables than we do in Germany, I don´t know how they can be so skinny.
Interviewer: Can you think of last difference for the interview?Student: Yes, in Spain a lot of people live in flats, I live in a
big house with a number of rooms, twice as manyas in Spain and a big garden.
Interviewer: Okay, thank you very much. That was interesting.
Teatro romano inMerida.
Bergstraße in Worpswede.