[ENG] Munich Project: Day 6

Tuesday, 08.10.2013

I got a headache a bit as I woke up. This morning I was extremely sleepy because I stayed up pretty late last night. Mascha stayed at home today and tomorrow too. I think it is better for her health.

In the morning we had German breakfast together. The bread was "Vollkornbrot" which was organic. They eat bread with paste, jams or hams. This morning was not really cold but I brought my jacket with anyway.

So I was the last who came to school today (the other Thais were already in the classroom). Today in German class we had the exercise for speaking and reading. The practice for speaking was very interesting. Mrs. Tinhofer would say the phrase which would confuse our tongue. Das Fischlein fristet im frischen Wasser. I am sure that it is the wrong sentence but I can't remember the correct one anymore. lol Then we read a short text about the Octoberfest, checked the homeworks and then filled the "Steckbreif" which was the short information about us with photos. Name, hobbies, pet, for example. Like the short introduction of ourselves and then we hanged all the papers at the notice board in front of the secretary room.

After German class we had the time for blogs. I didn't bring my laptop to school, so I could not type the blog there but I wrote in the notebook. Everyone did their German homework which was about using -chen (meaning "tiny, small"). We have done it already.

Today I had English class with Grade 10 again with Billy. We continued summarize the book "The Giver" and we got the books from the English teacher too. That was nice. I find the plot quite interesting. The perfect society where everyone follows the rules. I will read it when I have time.
I talked with a boy who sat next to me a little. He will go to New Zealand in February, that's why he can speak really good. (when someone is motivated, that is clear that they can do it better).

After lunch we went to Landsberg to interview about the topic "Berufschule" (the school for jobs). It took 45 minutes to get there, so I slept in the train like 2-3 times. I still had a headache too. Landsberg is a beautiful town I think. There is a bridge with river and the tall towers. It looked like the town in the movie or model for us. We were like "oooh" "wowwww" all the way.
We walked to the school and interviewed the director. He showed us the "Werkstatt" where the students learn how to make things. Then the power point presentation for us about the whole system of the schools in Germany. He was very nice to us.