Blog 2 von Weronika

My first day coming to the DeutschAkademie was, like any new situation and place, a bit stressful. I came only a few minutes before my lesson started (which was a mistake, I would recommend coming at least 10 minutes before) and in the hustle and bustle of the office I found out where my class was and went there.

I was put into a group with people from all over the world, including Peru, South Korea, Iran and Japan, which made the group dynamic very intriguing. Our first activity was aimed at getting to know each other with a fun little game. Then we had a quick revision of previously learnt grammar and rules. It was a lot, but it was good to relearn some of the most important information about the language. The plot twist was that when I came for the second day, I found out that I had been in the wrong class!

It turned out that I accidentally went to the same level, but a different group than I was assigned to. In the end, I ended up changing to the first group thanks to the help of the kind ladies at the office, as I already got to know that group of people and felt better with them than the new group.