Danmarks Tekniske Universitet (DTU)

Danish is an amazing language. It is quite difficult to learn. I think it is becasue you keep on learning new words and sentences, and you still cannot understand the locals. It is very frustrating, and takes some time to adapt one's ears to the spoken Dansih. Lots of people give up learning Danish because of this frustration.

1. Netto is the cheapest shop. 2. Transportation is expensive. Second-hand bikes are worth to buy.

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There are so many things to see in Copenhagen, or in Denmark. I just make a list about my first thoughts: 1. There was a bar for international students+IAESTE trainees every tuesday in Kælderbar. It was just great. 2. I liked kollegium parties, which were quite often on schedule. In Egmont, there was a thursday bar every week, and there were other parties all the time. Especially the ones we had to dress in. 3. Park cafe 4. Europa cafe 5. Mokka cafe 6. So many small bars 7. And I learned playing Backgammon in Denmark, and I can't stop playing it.

The place I stayed is not really the university's accomodation. The uni is quite far from the city centre, and I know that there are dorms nearby, but there are only engineers staying, and as I said it is far from the city. It is more interesting to meet other people than engineers.