Berlin Meets Cindy

Come to the Germany as a exchange student is one of the best experience I would ever expected. The past 6 days with my host Tabbi had been awesome and sweet. The schedule was crazy but everything turns out to be so fun and so worth it.
On Thursday , we started our trip to Berlin , the largest city in Germany. We visit the "Brandenburger Tor" the gate of Berlin , and we went on a building to look at the overall Berlin. Tried many of the Berlin famous food like currywurst ( special sausage with special ketchup!) and Buletten and Döner ( without the help of Tabbi I won't be able to spell and find out those fantastic stuff !!
Saturday is a big day for Germany ! Especially Berliner ~ the soccer game ! Or I should say football game :) result wasn't the way people would expected, 2-2 against Ghana. But I totally experienced how mean those Germans were, we were at the square , watching the football with most of the Berliner, they all refuse to let people pass through them because they don't want to lose their perfect spot of view for the game. I guess this will never happen in Seattle.

Now is 12:05 am in the morning , we finished the game and we are headed back home, pretty cool .

While I was in Germany , I learn a lot of daily sentence. My expectation is easy but some how hard to achieve , I wish I can handle the daily conversation fluently , and understand the country more from the history aspect. I want to know the foreign policy and the reason for Germany to adopt this kind of foreign policy. I am also curious how people think of Hitler, and how Hitler had influenced the country .