Erasmus Alemania 2026

  My family took me skiing in Austria! I'd never been to Austria before and it was great! It had been a long time since I'd skied, and I was a little afraid I wouldn't remember how. Johanna's mom got me a ski instructor, and thanks to that, I regained my confidence. We spent the rest of the day skiing, and I didn't fall once—truly amazing! We finished the day exhausted and had hot chocolate at the ski resort. The day was sunny and perfect for skiing. The snow was soft and made gliding very pleasant.  It's funny because some Germans ask me if I've ever seen snow. I find it really strange that they think that because I'm from Spain I've never seen snow or don't know how to s ki.   I'm so happy they took me skiing in the Alps because it was something I'd really been looking forward to. It's not so different from the resorts in Spain, but it's a completely different vibe. I simply loved it.

  We get up very early to go to school. Johanna has to take a bus first and then a train to get to Gilginch, where the school is located.  It's very cold in the morning.  First thing in the morning I had library class and then English class . After that I had another 3 free hours, which we spent talking in the cafeteria.  This school is very different from mine and quite a bit bigger and better.  I have visited Johanna's class and participated in the Spanish class.  Then we went to the cafeteria to eat, and since the physical education teacher didn't come, we left early.  Then we went back together with Paula and Esther. It was a quiet day, but very new for me. I'm really excited to meet the rest of the people at the institute and get to know the city a little better.