Translation blog by Holly in English

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This is my translations blog with useful content for Erasmus in English

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  • My favourite places in Japan (2 of 2): Tokyo and Kamakura

    Hello! Here's the second part of my favourite places in Japan. In the first part I shared, I spoke about my favourite places being Kyoto, Nara, Koya, Miyajima and Hiroshima, and in this article I will concentrate on Tokyo and Kamakura. Kamakura is a little city, which...

    0 , in Erasmus blog Japan 4 years ago
  • A stroll in Giverny: Claude Monet's house

    Today I would like to share my experience in Giverny in Normandy: Claude Monet's house. The house he lived in for 43 years. There, you can admire the water lily pond and his magnificent garden flowers which inspired many of his paintings. In his house, you can also find...

    0 , in General 4 years ago
  • Voluntary work in Iceland (2 of 2): Reykjavik and the environment

    During my second week in Iceland, I decided to continue doing voluntary work, but this time for another international project on the environment. To read the first part (where I tell you about my experience in a school situated in a small Icelandic village) you can...

    0 , in Erasmus blog Reykjavík 4 years ago
  • Ramsgate

    Good morning everyone! It's the start of a new week so I wanted to write a new blog entry. I decided to change the location to a different place, other than London. Welcome to Ramsgate! This beautiful coastal town in England is in the southeast, part of Kent. The...

    0 , in Erasmus blog Ramsgate 4 years ago
  • Things you should know before staying in a hostel

    I've already been on lots of trips around Europe and I've almost always stayed in hostels. I always booked them on booking.com and any problems I had, they always resolved them for me.Obviously not all hostels are the same, nor the people you find in them. That's why I...

    0 , in Erasmus tips 4 years ago
  • My house for a while

    I arrived in Strasbourg on 26th March, on a cold evening, and I didn't know what to expect. Everything was organised through a website, which seemed safe and all, but you never know, and if it wasn't for the agency I would ask myself if I had made a mistake with this...

    0 , in Erasmus blog Strasbourg 4 years ago
  • My first encounter with the Carnival of Venice

    Dear Venice, I woke up to a beautiful day of sunshine: I feel a lot more in shape and less tired than when I've woken up before. I've kept to my routine of getting up early, even at the weekend, which meant I had the kitchen and dining room all to myself (that only...

    0 , in General 4 years ago
  • The guilt of staying in your room: a day of organising everything

    Dear Venice, Today I decided to agree to having a chilled day, a day to dedicate myself to organising and planning my month. I started off by posting my work online on Erasmusu: Link, then I went to find an Italian girl staying in my convent to ask for advice. She's the...

    0 , in General 4 years ago
  • My experience in Nepal: peace and inspiration

    I had the wonderful opportunity of going to Nepal (more precisely to Kathmandu) to take part in a charity project. I really learnt a lot there, and I would like to share my experience with you. My experience in Nepal in one word The first word which came to mind when I...

    0 , in Erasmus blog Nepal 4 years ago
  • Exploring Lisbon and the tourist attractions in the city

    Lisbon really impressed me as a capital because almost all the attractions are amazing, and you can do all the activities you've ever dreamed of. You must first know that it's rather spread out and you can't visit the city on foot. Well, you can get to some attractions...

    0 , in Erasmus blog Lisbon 4 years ago
  • The 7 secrets of Bologna

    The seven secrets of Bologna Hi everyone! As it's the first entry for this competition, I want to talk about a city which is really special to me, the city where I spent my Erasmus year abroad (actually it was only an exchange programme set up by my university, so it...

    0 , in Erasmus blog Bologna 4 years ago
  • The Feria of Cordoba (the fair)

    In the month of May, amongst the other celebrations such as "las Cruces", "la Batalla de las Flores" and the "festival de los Patios", the city of Cordoba is buzzing. However, anyone who is staying in Cordoba in May is not out of the woods yet. In fact, every year,...

    0 , in Erasmus blog Córdoba 4 years ago
  • Erasmus Experience in Alicante, Spain by Nadia

    Why did you choose to go to Alicante, Spain? I chose to go to Alicante because the university there is known to be one of the best in the translation field but it also has some interesting classes you can take on the ADE degree course (Administración y Dirección de...

    0 , in Erasmus blog Alicante 4 years ago
  • Exploring Berlin (1 of 4)

    Guten Tag! Today I want to share my experience in Berlin with you all. I had already been to Germany before, visiting a friend who lived in Heidelberg, and also enjoying my holiday in the Black Forest, but I had never been to the German capital and to be honest, I was...

    0 , in Erasmus blog Berlin 4 years ago
  • Exploring Berlin (2 of 4)

    Famous monuments and guided tours Leaving the subject of tickets, getting around and "evil inspectors" to one side, which I spoke about in my previous post, I will now talk to you about our true experience in Berlin. The beginning of our adventure started in an unusual...

    0 , in Erasmus blog Berlin 4 years ago
  • Exploring Berlin (3 of 4)

    Museums Going around the Museum Island (Friedrichstraße or Hackescher Markt station) is a must if you visit Berlin. It's a place where you'll find all the most important museums: the Pergamonmuseum (Pergamon Museum), the Altes Museum (Old Museum), the Neues Museum (New...

    0 , in Erasmus blog Berlin 4 years ago
  • Exploring Berlin (4 of 4)

    Excursions from Berlin I've left this to the end, a very special post to look back on and remember two trips which had a huge effect on us, for completely different reasons. These trips were to the shocking concentration camp Sachsenhausen and the incredibly beautiful...

    0 , in Erasmus blog Berlin 4 years ago
  • A simple baked cheesecake

    I think this is the third cheesecake recipe I've posted. At this point, no one can deny that I'm a "cheese lover". When I was only two years old, I loved eating cured cheese... and even my mother was always offering me cheese from the laughing cow! I like to try all the...

    0 , in Erasmus recipes 4 years ago
  • Turin, it's like a city you see in a film

    Hi! I would like to share a very bella experience with you today about the incredible città di Torino (Turin). You can tell I've learnt a lot of Italian during my trip, right? Why Turin? It was one of my good friend's fault since he was staying in Turin as an Erasmus...

    0 , in Erasmus blog Italy 4 years ago
  • Ghosts of England - Greater London and London (6 of 6)

    Geographical location of the Greater London region (Source - modified file) Around a few years ago, we went on a family holiday and with friends to London where the adults enjoyed the mornings going sightseeing while they sent the children to English classes... what a...

    0 , in Erasmus blog United Kingdom 4 years ago

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