The daily life in germany

After some weeks living here, I can say that the daily life in Germany is a bit different from Spain. The first thing I noticed is that people do everything earlier. They usually have dinner at 6 or 7, and at that time in Spain we are not even thinking about eating.

Another difference is that teenagers don’t go out as much as we do in Spain. They normally stay at home, study, or spend time with their families. At the beginning it was strange for me, but now I am getting used to it.

The public transport works very well. Buses and trains are usually on time, and you can go everywhere easily. I take the bus and the train almost every day to go to school.

Something I really like is how organized everything is. Schools, streets and even supermarkets are very tidy. Also, people respect the rules a lot.

Even if there are differences, I am learning many things from this culture. Living here is helping me to be more independent and responsible. It is a great experience, and I think it will help me grow as a person.

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