Class Experience

You are in an English-speaking country taking summer courses to improve your English. Write an e-mail to a friend back home, sharing the experience of being in a classroom full of students fromdifferent nationalities.


Dear Jenny,

Hey! How are you? I miss you. It has been long time since I travel here. I’m so excited to tell you about my course. You know it’s cool here, because I’m noteven learning English, I’m learning about other cultures like the Indian one or the Korean. All my friends are so funny.

For the first time I though it’ll be difficult to me to get used to them,because we have different nationalities and It’s hard for me to make friends, but when I met them, they were really friendly, of course not all the students, but some. Also the teacher has adifferent nationality, she was from Romanian, but her pronunciation is very good.

Some of my best friends in the course are Miuki, Francesca und Rajim.
Miuki is 15 years old and she is from North Korea, Ilike her clothe very much, because is kind of different and the best thing is that she loves anime like me. She’s really cute and she draws very well. I’ve learn some words from her language, too.One day in the launch time, she brought a kind of sushi named Samurai, I thought I wouldn’t like it, but I loved it, which is kind of weird, because I don’t like sushi.
Francesca is 18 years old;comes from France and likes swimming and painting. She lives with her mother, who works in a perfumes company. Moreover she gifted me a Versace perfume. My mom dies for it, so I think I’m going to giveher when I come back.
And Rajim is 18 years old, comes from Saudi Arabia. He’s very smart and enterprising. He told me his family and him are very traditionalist, they care very much about theirculture that the dressed like every other Arabic. His parents have an Arabic restaurant. Some Fridays he invites me to eat there, one of the most typical foods that I love, Shawarma. He’s a very kind...