Most of the Europeans I know also do not really wear t-shirts or tank tops, at least not without some sort of jacket or sweater. I have also noticed that I tend to wear more generic solids and prints rather than shirts with logos after spending a lot of time in Europe. I like to blend in, so I try to dress the part.
I love to walk around town, read and learn new languages. Since so many native speakers of Russian live in my WG, I am trying to learn some basic phrases and to read Cyrillic, the Russian alphabet.
I speak two languages fluently, English and German. I also speak a small amount of French. There are many ways to say hello in German. The most common ways are Hallo, Tag and Servus.
Sadly, my two dogs had to stay at home with my parents. Germany is very pet-friendly though, so I see a lot of dogs as well as the occasional cat on the street.
I have done some traveling. My fall break was the first two weeks of October, and I traveled to Manchester, England. I plan to visit France and Luxembourg soon. I would like to do more traveling now that Christmas market season is approaching.
