Today we had the pleasure of going to our teacher's (from our Conversation class) house for lunch and "class". Our teacher is from Ukraine and helps us by talking in all Russian! (ok, sometimes she has grace on us and speaks in English!) We enjoyed some Russian/Ukrainian food this afternoon. We were also supposed to bring a gift (something cheap) to give one of our classmates. This gift was suppose to be used to help us describe something. Philip and I of course did not bring wrapping paper or tape to South Carolina...so we used newspaper, stick-it notes, and rubber bands. Not too bad, if I don't say so myself! We enjoyed our time!
Language school is affecting us in more ways than one...
Today we had the pleasure of going to our teacher's (from our Conversation class) house for lunch and "class". Our teacher is from Ukraine and helps us by talking in all Russian! (ok, sometimes she has grace on us and speaks in English!) We enjoyed some Russian/Ukrainian food this afternoon. We were also supposed to bring a gift (something cheap) to give one of our classmates. This gift was suppose to be used to help us describe something. Philip and I of course did not bring wrapping paper or tape to South Carolina...so we used newspaper, stick-it notes, and rubber bands. Not too bad, if I don't say so myself! We enjoyed our time!
Language school is affecting us in more ways than one...
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