There has happend a lot since I last wrote something to here (:
On friday and on saturday night I went to boliche (=disco) it was something that I've never experienced before, the whole place was full of people. I mean full. Sometimes we could barely move. And yeah... it was interesting :D
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| Arriving to Cordoba |
And on Monday I started school. I'm going the 5th grade, kinda 11th, lukion tokaa. We have lots of economics and staff like that and you can imagine how much I understand.. Castellano (=Spanish) <3 But at least I understand math and physics. The things that they are doing in math are kinda easy, like things i did one year ago, so my class mates thing that I'm really good at math :DD Today i was just studying a Finnish math course (Ma.a8)
Lessons here are really weird, I start school at 7am and finish it at 1pm and during that time we have 9 lessons o.O theu are so short, hard to understand. At school everybody wants to talk to me and everyone asks ''what kinda music i listen?'' I understand something and i'm able to speak something, but it's kinda hard when there is 5 guys shouting at the same time. ''Do you love me?'' -Yes, sure. '' Say something in Finnish!'' - Moi. ''Plaplapla (spanish)?'' - Que?, Sí sí. ''Come to my house to drink maté'' - What? I don't understand... :D and so on.
But yes, sometimes i understand whole conversations, and sometimes nothing. Anyway I can speak more than I expected (: and I'm learning all the time.
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| Corral de Bustos (center) |
The best thing I took with me has been bible and villasukat (: suosittelen muillekki vaihtareille.
Here is somethings that are very different here than in Finland.
1. There is no locks in the bathrooms' doors. If the door is closed it means someone is inside... In the public toilets there (usually) is. (But I don't get why there is a lock in at least some bedroom doors.)
3. Everyone here drinks Pepsi and 7up, I've seen Fanta once... And limonade is here in the bottels of 2l, 2 and half, 3l...????
4. I know is it weird or not, but they drink even wine with Pepsi...
5. Girls use make-up only in the parties, not at school or anywhere.
6. All young people sit always in the sidewalk in the center and if a car passes by where is someone they know they can just walk there to the middle of the road and start to talk with the ones in the car.
7. There is about 100 guys who want me to be their girlfriend (good luck with that... :D)
Yeah, things in here are really different than in Finland. About the places that I know this is propably most like Israel (: niinku joku valimeren maa.
And in Finnish (Suomeks)
On ollu tosi kivaa. Kulttuuri on taalla tosi erilainen, kun Suomessa. Koulussa ymmarran lahinna matikasta ja fysiikasta, mut paivat ei oo pitkia joten se on ihan jees. Oon saanu paljon kavereita ja pystyn jopa puhumaan vahan Espanjaa.
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| Still in Finland |
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| Cordoba |
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| Girls from the camp |
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| Corral de Bustos Sofia, My host sis Florencia, Micaela |
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