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Há 1 mês atrás recebi a notícia que fui aprovada em um programa de mestrado na Europa. Passei as últimas semanas organizando papeladas/documentos/ burocracias, tudo resolvido. E agora falta um mês pra sair do país e eu não sei oq fazer…. 1 mês parece muito tempo, e pouco ao mesmo tempo. Pouco pra começar um projeto novo, e muito tempo pra já começar a despedir.

E aí, oq vcs fariam se fossem mudar de país daqui 1 mês?

Hey all, I really need advices right now.

Im staying in a hotel, working 30h a week. Today is my third day and the work is harder than what they described, [ heavy cleaning, and the place was very dirty ]. But the biggest problem is actually the volunteer/ staff room. When I arrived I was staying in a very ok room, could not complain. But last night they asked me to change rooms, and this bedroom right now is very disgusting. There’s mold and dirt on the walls. The window is broken and stays open, and it’s making 10 degrees at night (no heater inside). It’s just very unpleasant. The black stains on the wall makes me nauseous. And the city here it’s very humid so people say mold is common, but it’s everywhere on the walls here… ah I don’t know, I would not invite anyone to sleep here in this room even for free, it’s disgusting.

The thing that makes me weird about asking them to change rooms is that the last volunteer that was staying here before me (also in this moldy room) made a very nice review, we had a chance to talk and she didn’t have any complains, didn’t mention the room at all.

This is my first experience with Worldpackers and I chose this hotel because they had some nice reviews and they were looking for someone, so it was very quickly approved.

EDIT/UPTADE:
Guys I talked with the hosts and they came in person to check the room. Apparently they didn’t know how the room was because there was a volunteer living here for 2 months and then other volunteers came and they didn’t check the room for more than 3 months. We talked and they offered me another room. They were nice and willing to help. I think the communication was weird because we were just texting ever since I got here but they came here and we talked and they gave me a nice impression.

Preciso pegar um ônibus na rodoviaria, e pra chegar lá tô pensando em pegar o metrô ou onibus, ambos param nas redondezas, oq significa que eu vou precisar andar alguns metros pra chegar de fato dentro da rodô. Sei que essa região já não é muito segura, não tô muito confiante em andar com malas por lá.

O que vcs acham? É arriscado?

Vai ser de dia, por volta das 9h. Estarei com uma mochila e uma mala pequena de rodinhas.

I went into Billa, didn't find what I wanted, and left without buying anything. On my way out, I heard a woman yelling (I have German A1), and when I looked back, the cashier was talking (shouting) at me. I went over and said that I didn't understand German. She was extremely irritated and kept shouting in German until a guy translated for me: she wanted to search my bag. I felt extremely embarrassed by the whole scene she caused. I wonder if this kind of behavior is normal or common, or if it happened because I’m not white. [ I’m Latina]

Ei gente, alguém aí tem indicação de lugares que contratam em julho? Imagino que por conta das férias escolares deva ter mais demanda em alguns lugares.

Irei me mudar de BH pra outra cidade em agosto e ficarei livre o mês de julho inteiro, preciso fazer uma grana extra. Enfim, se souberem de algo, agradeço! :)

Hallo Leute,

I have my Goethe test in 2 weeks and I’ve been looking for the complete topics everywhere on the internet and I can’t find it. I also researched here in this sub but y’all talking about tips but never mentioning exactly which topics to study.
I’m mostly concerned about the Teil 2 and 3 in the Sprechen, and I need to review the vocabulary but studying with that 650 words list sounds insane

I really appreciate if any of you guys can help me :)

Tava mandando mensagem pro consultório da minha dentista e bateu uma dúvida. Vcs chamam de dr ou não ?