Universidad de Granada (UGR)

the first and also teh send months were the most difficult of the erasmus because i always had to ask people to speak more slowly and i felt to be a stranger and out of most conversations. Smonetimes I also disn't have the words to express my own opinion and my needs, so this was wery frustrating. But living with a spanish girl, going to university, and to the language course for erasmus students I improved very quikly and evry problem disappearedand now I speak a very fluent spanish.

night spot: Granada 10. Best cafe: Dolce Vita. Events: feria de las cruces(in beginning of May).

As I already spoke Spanish fluently I had no problems whatsoever communicating with the locals.

I went to the university to learn spanish, and left with a greater ability to speak the language

I became much more comfortable speaking in Spanish, and by the time I left I was nearly fluent.