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Currently, the main apt where I live is also shared by a student from Brazil, Mariana, who is very nice and has been introducing me to the other students on the program that she is friends with. My first night here we walked over to the student group house that is a few blocks away and went to grab some drinks with a small group (Brazilians, Canadians, Norwegian) It is a great mix of people from all over the world. The common language among everyone is really Spanish, although many speak at least some English, so I can imagine how funny it must have sounded, a big table of random English, Spanish and Portugese all mixed together. I am able to understand more things in Spanish that I can speak of course, it´s definitely challenging but everyone is very nice so I don´t feel totally overwhelmed. Saturday night drinks turned into dancing in the clubs until nearly 4am. I honestly don´t think I´ve really slept much since I arrived, yet somehow, I´m not completely exhausted, must be the adrenaline....Yesterday was a breath of fresh air as I was able to meet a friend from high school, Stacy, see her new baby and catch up (in English!). It is so nice to have an American friend who is familiar with the city and has a lot of great advice for things to do and see. My classes start today so I´m eager to get my Spanish going and maybe do a little celebrating for mi cumpleaños.
Location: Providencia, Santiago, Chile
Accomodation: Private bedroom in 3-bedroom apartment
Length of Stay: one month
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I want pictures of new friends and going out please!
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