Mis días en Salamanca es maravilloso. Mi primer día cuando vengo a la Universidad de Salamanca yo esta introducen con la familia que yo vivo por un mes. Es buena familia. Los padres tienen tres hijos. Un hijo mejor es casarse y vive en otra ciudad de España (yo no puedo recuerdo donde él vive). Según hijo vive en Nueve York. Otros hijos vive en el misma casa de sus padres. El según día es mi examen y yo llegue esté lugar con mi padre. Después termino el examen fui a la casa por almuerzo. A las tres y media de la tarde yo vuelvo a la Plaza Mayor por ir a comprar con mi amiga, Elida. Yo compre una tarjeta de teléfono, y conector para mi digital camera. Elida compre un reloj. A las siete de la noche nosotros vayamos a Patio de Escuela para lo ver una lista y nos tomamos libros.
Daytime and night time en Salamanca is really different. Whereas
daytime is more likely to be peaceful, night time is another story. Wherever I see during my walk home for dinner I see families (mother, father, uncle, auntie, grandpa, grandma, grandkids, etc.) wearing nice clothes (if its US is like their church clothes) and they were walking and laughing and just having a good time. I find them at the park (El parque de alemadilla), at bars, at shopping centers, at restaurant, etc. Everywhere I look they seem happy and content with their life. It seems what I read in the books are correct, the Spaniards value family the most.
The other thing that puzzles me the most is the way the day-to-day business are run. They do not follow the famous saying of time is money as every day after two in the afternoon the town is like a ghost town. Every store is closed. It is good for me as I found the nearest computer lab from my house. It is the university’s lab and it is free. It is not full during siesta hours which I can do my journals and do all my other homework. For the classes so far I have two classes that suits me fine and two classes where I am thinking of changing into a harder one but I will see what happened tomorrow.
Daytime and night time en Salamanca is really different. Whereas
daytime is more likely to be peaceful, night time is another story. Wherever I see during my walk home for dinner I see families (mother, father, uncle, auntie, grandpa, grandma, grandkids, etc.) wearing nice clothes (if its US is like their church clothes) and they were walking and laughing and just having a good time. I find them at the park (El parque de alemadilla), at bars, at shopping centers, at restaurant, etc. Everywhere I look they seem happy and content with their life. It seems what I read in the books are correct, the Spaniards value family the most.The other thing that puzzles me the most is the way the day-to-day business are run. They do not follow the famous saying of time is money as every day after two in the afternoon the town is like a ghost town. Every store is closed. It is good for me as I found the nearest computer lab from my house. It is the university’s lab and it is free. It is not full during siesta hours which I can do my journals and do all my other homework. For the classes so far I have two classes that suits me fine and two classes where I am thinking of changing into a harder one but I will see what happened tomorrow.
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it´s funny how when I want to get in a picture, I´m always late.. thanks angela for the sample.
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