Danish is a language that belongs to the Germanic group of languages and is spoken by about six million people, mainly in Denmark, as well as in Greenland and the
Finnish is the main language in Finland and around five million people speak it. It is quite different from most European languages because it comes from the Finno-Ugric language family.
When you hear the name Jyväskylä, you probably imagine just another quiet Finnish city: snow, cold air, and maybe a few lakes. I started asking myself a serious question: Is
At 11:30 a.m., we met in front of Institut Francesc Vidal i Barraquer. Our Erasmus coordinator Sonja was waiting for us there. She welcomed us and showed us around the
Denmark is often associated with large and well-known cities like Copenhagen and Aarhus, which are famous for their history and culture. However, Denmark also has many medium-sized towns that offer
Traveling for my Erasmus+ mobility was truly a great experience and something I will never forget. Our journey started at Brnik Airport, where we were all excited and talking about
My Erasmus journey started with a flight to Barcelona. The flight was comfortable and quite fast, so the trip felt easy. Still, I had butterflies in my stomach because I
Our visit to Ribe, Denmark’s oldest town, was one of the highlights of our time spent in Denmark. From the moment we arrived, we knew that we were in a
One of the greatest shocks of our trip to Denmark was something quite fundamental – running. During our first week, our professor invited us to accompany him on an after-school
As the days passed, we began learning more than the school and the town – we were starting to understand the Danish way of living. One of the earliest cultural