I always find it interesting how growing up in different parts of the world affects our perception of space and size, you described the bathroom as "big" which it probably is by European standards but if you ask people living in South Africa for example that dorm room would feel really claustrophobic, dorm rooms here tend to be at least twice the size of that one although they are getting smaller in newer developments due to the rapid growth of the population and less space being available. I just hope I never have to live in a time when my home town starts getting massive skyscrapers :D
That's really interesting! I really do think that my room, my bathroom and our apartment in general are really big for a dorm. I mean my room in Germany is bigger but for a dorm room I was pretty impressed! 😄
Hey, i was wondering if you could make an Q&A about your experience in Maynooth. For fellow abroaders^^ Like how was Ireland, would you recommend the dormapartments or should we get some place in Maynooth or Dublin.. And how expensive..or not is Ireland^^ And what courses did you take.. or can you take..were they difficult? :* Thanks so much for considering :)
They provided the furniture and even most other necessities (like the desk lamp, duvets and sheets,…). I just brought my own covers to feel more like home but it wasn’t necessary. I think it was in the extra fee you have to pay (but I could be wrong). You might have to bring things for the kitchen because they don’t provide those but a lot of people leave their pans and cutlery and cups behind. So even that is there a lot of the times 🤗
I always find it interesting how growing up in different parts of the world affects our perception of space and size, you described the bathroom as "big" which it probably is by European standards but if you ask people living in South Africa for example that dorm room would feel really claustrophobic, dorm rooms here tend to be at least twice the size of that one although they are getting smaller in newer developments due to the rapid growth of the population and less space being available. I just hope I never have to live in a time when my home town starts getting massive skyscrapers :D
That's really interesting! I really do think that my room, my bathroom and our apartment in general are really big for a dorm. I mean my room in Germany is bigger but for a dorm room I was pretty impressed! 😄
That effect when you showed us the view and night suddenly turned into day was really cool ^^
I was pretty impressed myself. I didn't think it would turn out like that 😅
I may be just imagining it but it sounds like Ireland's already affecting your accent in a few places 😂👌
That would be so cool, honestly! 😄
Hey, i was wondering if you could make an Q&A about your experience in Maynooth.
For fellow abroaders^^
Like how was Ireland, would you recommend the dormapartments or should we get some place in Maynooth or Dublin..
And how expensive..or not is Ireland^^
And what courses did you take.. or can you take..were they difficult? :*
Thanks so much for considering :)
This is such a good idea! It's on my list! Thank you!
did u buy the bed desk etc or just the sheets for example and the lamp and chairs i’m curious because i rest don’t know how it works
They provided the furniture and even most other necessities (like the desk lamp, duvets and sheets,…). I just brought my own covers to feel more like home but it wasn’t necessary. I think it was in the extra fee you have to pay (but I could be wrong). You might have to bring things for the kitchen because they don’t provide those but a lot of people leave their pans and cutlery and cups behind. So even that is there a lot of the times 🤗
You now need to get a Irish fookin accent
And some proper twelve
That made no fookin sense xx
@@abi7736 lol
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