Università degli Studi di Padova

I've arrived this week to Padua so I'm not completely used to the italian language yet. But I've realised It's not so difficult as I thought it would be (perhaps because I'm spanish and both languages are similar). Anyway I hope to improve my italian still a lot, so I will start next week a course for it.

Despite burocracy steps are a bit boring italian people in the places where the students have to go are very comprehensive and gentle. I'm glad to be here and hope to learn as much as possible in every aspect. I also would like to find a job to help my mother cost my year abroad.

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I've arrived to Padua less than a week ago so I've jut been in the "Fish Market" por the first Erasmus Party. I hope to know other places during my time here.

I'm quite surprised with my residence, really very happy. It's located a bit far from the center and my facultie but it offers so many facilities that everything is in balance. Also, there is agood combination of buses you can use for going to the city. The rooms are pretty good, they are all single ones, with its own bathrooms and toilets. And there are other facilities as a Computer sale, the laundry or a Kitchen shared by all the students. Finally I find as important thing the fact that you've got your own key, even of the front door, so you can come in whenever you want.