English is the main language spoken in Cambridge. Since people come here from all over the world to study, I also hear many other languages around the city, such as Hindi, Mandarin, French, German, Polish, Urdu, and Bangla.
The United Kingdom uses pounds, written with the symbol £. One pound is divided into 100 pence. Malta uses the euro, written with the symbol €. One euro is divided into 100 cents.
A bottle of water usually costs around £2 to £3 at a shop, depending on where I buy it, and that translates into about 3 to 5 dollars in US currency, which I find a bit expensive.
My favorite meal was afternoon tea with my little brother in Cambridge. We had tea, sandwiches, and sweets, and it felt like such a classic British experience. It was even more special because I got to share it with him.
