I must say that I thoroughly enjoyed the last Danish lesson as it wasn't based on speaking but on creating a poster with traditional recipes. Me and Katka worked in group with Viki and we created a Goulash poster as goulash is popular both in Hungary and the Czech Republic.
This activity was really great but a bit time-consuming. Each group created the poster in its own style and therefore each poster is very creative and original.
The Danish teacher was very nice and friendly, though a bit confused as she thought that we had one more Danish lesson next week.
In the evening there was Czech-Polish-Norwegian night in Student's Cafe. We prepared traditional Czech refreshment called "Jednohubky", one version with cheese and garlic spread, one with fish and onion spread and all people liked it. Norwegian girls baked great waffles and Polish girls had 2 funny games (eating apples in pairs without using hands) and feeding a person, while the feeding person is blindfolded. We all enjoyed it a lot.
This activity was really great but a bit time-consuming. Each group created the poster in its own style and therefore each poster is very creative and original.
The Danish teacher was very nice and friendly, though a bit confused as she thought that we had one more Danish lesson next week.
In the evening there was Czech-Polish-Norwegian night in Student's Cafe. We prepared traditional Czech refreshment called "Jednohubky", one version with cheese and garlic spread, one with fish and onion spread and all people liked it. Norwegian girls baked great waffles and Polish girls had 2 funny games (eating apples in pairs without using hands) and feeding a person, while the feeding person is blindfolded. We all enjoyed it a lot.
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