Ráda bych udělala nějaké porovnání věcí ČR vs. DEN, ale raději bych si ještě nějaký čas na tohle vzala, abych tu pak netvrdila nějaký nesmysly. Pár věcí je ale už teď jistých:
- lidé jsou tu příjemnější (třeba na úřadech a to člověk vážně ocení)
- není problém se s kýmkoliv domluvit anglicky
- Dánové jsou velký sportovci (házená, fotbal, badminton, plavání....)
- Dánsko a Švédsko se mezi sebou nesnesou
- dánština je opravdu velmi výživný jazyk (ale pořád mě baví se ho učit)
- i Dánové nadávají na místní zimu a vítr
- ve škole se učitelům tyká a celkově je atmosféra přátelštější
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Three months in Denmark and I'm starting to like it here even though six out of seven days is raining and sometimes the wind is so strong that I have to pedal on my bike even though it's downhill. Don't get me wrong that I didn't like it here even before, but I am starting to feel better about this place. Maybe it's because I've settled down a bit or something. I'm curious when will the so called "culture shock" comes, but I hope that never.
I would like to do some comparison blogpost CZE vs DEN, but I think I need to take a bit more time to make sure I'm not saying something completely different than it really is, but few think are already now sure:
- people are nicer to each other (for instance in the municipal office, which you appreciate a lot)
- no problem to speak with anyone in English
- Danes are very big athletes (handball, football, badminton, swimming...you name it)
- Denmark and Sweden don't like (or more like hate) each other
- Danish language is very .... interesting and hard to learn (but I'm still enjoying it)
- even Danes are complaining about the cold weather and wind
- we call our teachers with a first name and it's a friendlier atmosphere in general in school
Well, this is enough for now and more till the next time. And you know what?! It's less than a month now till I'm back in Prague! :)
stay awesome!
Miluju te Kvetacku!!! :-*
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