Initially my English level was very limited, I had a level A2 when arriving in Bruges. So I did not dare to last too long for fear that I do not understand anything, I was just talking about basic subject. But the more I spoke with the people around me, the more I heard people conversing, the more my memory automatically adapted. I started to think in English, I began to dream in English, it was a good sign. The more the year progressed, the more stupendous I tried. From December, I began to speak naturally without looking for my words or very little.
I had the chance to meet Erasmus who half already spoke fluent English, so I progressed very quickly, because some students had their English course since high school. All Eramus students were very different, but we all got along great, it’s our difference that made our wealth. They were very open, and I’m really happy to have met people from around the world. They came from all over Europe, especially Italy, Germany, Austria, Poland, Turkey, Spain, Portugal, England; they also came from the United States, and from China. Most of the Eramus of the first semester had to go back to their home country, in my class were only 4 out of 16 to stay the whole year, but that allowed us to make again incredible meetings in the 2nd semester.
My Erasmus in Bruges 