Monday, May 28, 2012
We have a new foreign exchange student from Germany..?
We have a new foreign exchange student from Germany..?
I live in America, and I was just wondering what I could do to relate to the new addition of my class. He seems so uncomfortable and I would like to make him feel welcome, please give constructive advice.... Thank you
Other - Europe - 3 Answers
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well if u speak german it'd be easier to break the ice. or just include him in ur activities
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If you just learn some German it'd help. Just a few words in German. Hallo, ich weiß, du bist neu hier, aber im Laufe der Zeit wird es einfacher für Sie sein komfortabel. Vielleicht morgen können wir zusammen zu Mittag essen, Ich hoffe ich kann, um mehr über Sie bald wissen, und wir könnten Freunde sein. ich wünsche Ihnen einen schönen Tag! That could go good.
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maybe he is just shy and needs some time to get used to the situation. just be friendly, talk to him, invite him to activities and hope that this will break the ice. i dont know, maybe knowing a few german words would help, showing that you´re trying really hard to make him feel comfortable, but, tbh, i dont think it´ll help that much. i can only speak for myself, but i were in a foreign country i would need some time to settle down, too, and if someone spoke german to me, it wouldnt help much...i mean i would think it´s nice that they tried, but at the end they wouldnt be fluent, so we couldnt talk anyway, there´s nothing i can do with someone who speaks a few phrases of german that i couldnt do with them if they didnt know those phrases. not to forget that exchange students usually come to a english-speaking country to get more fluent in english. and deidodei is obviously not german, because his sentences didnt make sense at all. sorry if i didnt help you that much, but i´d suggest talking to him as much as possible, i am sure he´s just afraid of making the first step.
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Monday, May 14, 2012
what is the best part time job for an exchange student in Germany?
what is the best part time job for an exchange student in Germany?
I´ll be here till July and I really would like to find a part time job, I´ve thought of doing some traditional dances from back home and see how much money I´m able to "raise".. I´m actually not allowed to work, so thats all That comes to mind. any suggestions?
Other - Cultures & Groups - 1 Answers
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You could try the oldest job...works well in Germany.
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I´ll be here till July and I really would like to find a part time job, I´ve thought of doing some traditional dances from back home and see how much money I´m able to "raise".. I´m actually not allowed to work, so thats all That comes to mind. any suggestions?
Other - Cultures & Groups - 1 Answers
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You could try the oldest job...works well in Germany.
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Monday, May 7, 2012
Is it possible for an exchange student from Guatemala who's living in germany for 1 year travel to spain?
Is it possible for an exchange student from Guatemala who's living in germany for 1 year travel to spain?
I have been living in Germany for 4 months, I am 16 years old, I come from Guatemala..I have been thinking about traveling to Spain is it possible..? what kind of visa do I need, and an airline like ryanair would sell me a ticket without problems, and what kind of forms will I fill in spain?
Other - Europe - 1 Answers
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It depends on your status in Germany. If you are a legal resident and hold a residence permit, then you can use this in conjunction to travel freely as a tourist within the Schengen zone, and therefore as Spain is also a member then it is not a problem If you do not hold a residence permit then you will have to apply for a visa to visit Spain and normally this would be obtained from your home country and the Spanish embassy there. Otherwise you could try with the Spanish embassy in Germany, but if you are there illegally it will flag you of course.
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Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Im waiting my student visa to germany bon how can i know when exactly get it,are there any institution to talk
Im waiting my student visa to germany bon how can i know when exactly get it,are there any institution to talk
im from yemen im waitng for student type visa to bon i wait 7 weeks until now i want to know when it will finish and ar there ant corporation in germany to send a massage to know when it will finish
Berlin - 1 Answers
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German Visa? You may want to contact the German embassy in your country, or the embassy which represents Germany in your country. Also, a travel agent may have some ideas who to contact. I heard the process is really slow right now in Germany, for extensive background checks. For an extra fee you may be able to speed up the process by being placed more ahead on the list. Good luck and patience, cordially, India.Magica
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im from yemen im waitng for student type visa to bon i wait 7 weeks until now i want to know when it will finish and ar there ant corporation in germany to send a massage to know when it will finish
Berlin - 1 Answers
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German Visa? You may want to contact the German embassy in your country, or the embassy which represents Germany in your country. Also, a travel agent may have some ideas who to contact. I heard the process is really slow right now in Germany, for extensive background checks. For an extra fee you may be able to speed up the process by being placed more ahead on the list. Good luck and patience, cordially, India.Magica
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