Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Friday, October 17, 2008
Stiff Neck More Condition_treatment The Human, Los Gatos and the dogs
age, BUT I have not think (I Know That Should Be conjugated verb, But I just woke up, ok!? xD) much about it, I mean ... the common "What I ' m doing here? "," Is this what i want? "and staff like that ... and Especially, Trying to answer a question That everybody in school has made,
" What do you think about Norway? "
, inmediately I just say" kaldt "or veldig kaldt, jævla kaldt or something like that (Because IS REALLY fucking cold!), and They laugh and that's the end of the question, But everybody knows That Norway is cold, my mom (the chilean one) have never been to here (and she never will) and she knows That Alreadythis place is freezing, and I Just Need To Be Outside one evening on a day of August (two months ago) to notice That. So. .. to everybody, with now I have two months ... what do I think about Norway? (Yes Victoria, I'll finally answer your question haha). The first is Obvious, and I Can not Not say it: cold, veldig jævla kaldt. Og jeg vet, det er bare -.- U Høst, But Anyway, the below-the degrees now worsts winters Are There in Chile, and the sunlight is getting Shorter, the winter is coming, a Norwegian Winter, so I'm kinda scared in That Way, Even if Some girls at school says That the winter is cold (and They Are from Norway), What Could I expect? Peaceful
Should Be Another good way to describe it.
And of the first things we saw when we arrived to Norway (all the AFS students) was this lake, I have no idea what was its name or where it was, but the 200 exchange students had a similar a face: "wooow", because after planes, Oslo, Airport, and luggage, we could finally breath some different air, norwegian air. And in the city you can also feel that "nature thing", at least in summer everything was green, the trees, the soil, the sky is just blue and white, not smog clouds or staff, you don't see big chimenies, Halden (where I live) and all Norway just seem to be like a really REALLY big Square
I felt in love or something with that, to learn norsk. Norsk er ikke så vanskeling, men det er et ny språk så...my brain doesn't feel comfortable speaking it too much, and most of the time I have to force some sounds (like A, U, Ø or H) or mix it with english, because I can't get the entire sentence in norsk, but I'm trying, seriously trying, and the headaches are proof of that. So at the end, I can say that I have like 20 different and very kind norsk teachers hehe, although sometimes when I ask something the only answer I can get is a
"It's hard to explain"
(ikke sant, Maia? xD), and yeah...of course, is hard to explain something about a language using another, in this case...norsk using english; for me i
" What do you think about Norway? "
, inmediately I just say" kaldt "or veldig kaldt, jævla kaldt or something like that (Because IS REALLY fucking cold!), and They laugh and that's the end of the question, But everybody knows That Norway is cold, my mom (the chilean one) have never been to here (and she never will) and she knows That Alreadythis place is freezing, and I Just Need To Be Outside one evening on a day of August (two months ago) to notice That. So. .. to everybody, with now I have two months ... what do I think about Norway? (Yes Victoria, I'll finally answer your question haha). The first is Obvious, and I Can not Not say it: cold, veldig jævla kaldt. Og jeg vet, det er bare -.- U Høst, But Anyway, the below-the degrees now worsts winters Are There in Chile, and the sunlight is getting Shorter, the winter is coming, a Norwegian Winter, so I'm kinda scared in That Way, Even if Some girls at school says That the winter is cold (and They Are from Norway), What Could I expect? Peaceful
Should Be Another good way to describe it.
And of the first things we saw when we arrived to Norway (all the AFS students) was this lake, I have no idea what was its name or where it was, but the 200 exchange students had a similar a face: "wooow", because after planes, Oslo, Airport, and luggage, we could finally breath some different air, norwegian air. And in the city you can also feel that "nature thing", at least in summer everything was green, the trees, the soil, the sky is just blue and white, not smog clouds or staff, you don't see big chimenies, Halden (where I live) and all Norway just seem to be like a really REALLY big Square
I felt in love or something with that, to learn norsk. Norsk er ikke så vanskeling, men det er et ny språk så...my brain doesn't feel comfortable speaking it too much, and most of the time I have to force some sounds (like A, U, Ø or H) or mix it with english, because I can't get the entire sentence in norsk, but I'm trying, seriously trying, and the headaches are proof of that. So at the end, I can say that I have like 20 different and very kind norsk teachers hehe, although sometimes when I ask something the only answer I can get is a
"It's hard to explain" (ikke sant, Maia? xD), and yeah...of course, is hard to explain something about a language using another, in this case...norsk using english; for me i
Friday, October 10, 2008
Mesothelioma More Condition_symptoms Til the unknown Introduksjon spoon of dry ice
OK. This will be...weird, I know. This is...my \things I learned when I arrived to Norway, so is like...I don't know, \
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