Our multicultural class of German language is more and more interesting! Classroom was full today and we were able to get to know each other better, while speaking only German. But that is not easy, as we all speak at least one foreign language better than German…

Our charming teacher Pia is strict about speaking exclusively in German and – actually – I am very thankful for that. Otherwise, I would keep talking other languages and – das ist nicht gut! One of the students even warned some of us not to speak Italian during the breaks „as we pay to learn German“ – he insisted.

So, from now on there is unwritten rule not to speak any other language but German with the people from the course, no matter if we are in the class or not:). Okay! Sehr gut! Now I’m just waiting for my German to become better, so that I start writing blogs in German:)!  It will come to me, I am positive about it:).

During the class we were talking and repeating and practicing different adjectives and cases. It was interesting, especially because the people were so enthusiastic to incorporate their way of thinking into German sentence context. It was sometimes funny!

I was the one who insisted on the rule ‚Es gibt +Akkusativ‘, BUT – when I was supposed to write couple of sentences with it, I put Dativ! Wow, what a mess in my head after all these new words, constructions… and – above all – German Dativ and Akkusativ do not have anything in common with the same-named cases in my mother tongue – Montenegrin :(.