Day 3

Okay so, there will be many post in this just to let everyone know. The reason: This is my log of my trip for the course I am taking at UNA. It is very important for me to write down everything I do, because that is how I get credit.

Anyways, today was very interesting. It was my first day of school at Kapito Sprachschule. First when I got there I had to take a placement test (to see how bad my german is). Well after that I was placed in a classroom, where everyone was speaking german, man I felt out of place, but as the class progressed I got more into the groove and picked up on it. There are 10 people in my class, excluding the teacher. People from literally all of the world are in there; South America, India, Central America, North America, Southeast Asia, a lot of places. Well I have class Monday through Friday 9-10:30 and 11-12:30 or something like that. I hope it will drastically improve my german. I need it to get better really quick. Okay so after school, Taka, Aaron, and I walked around Münster for a bit. Since it was lunch time, we went to eat. Where after almost a year of waiting I finally got to eat one of my favorite foods in the world, Dönner Kebob. Delicious is an understatement. I could go on, but I need to progress. We went into the train station to get Aaron a bus ticket for the month, I used a bit of my german to talk to the guy. It feels really cool when I talk to someone in german, I love the feeling I get. I hope I can be able to have conversations in German one day. Okay so Aaron left and Taka and I walked around the city for a bit, then I headed home by bus. I also rode the bus to school that morning. Anyways, my genius being got off at the wrong bus stop, so I had to walk about 2km to get home, I need the exercise though. But then finally I was home where I chilled out for a little bit, we ate dinner, then I went back to Kapito for a movie. Kapito offers a lot of extra activities to help learn German so I thought I would take advantage of it. It has been a long day, tomorrow I hope that my German will improve, which I am sure it will the more I use it, which I need to do more.