New address
As I said, I have a new room now, and so, my third and hopefully final address in Heidelberg:
Schlierbacher Landstraße 9-13, Briefkaste 0.7.2
69118 Heidelberg
Germany
The room is as expected, a little smaller than the previous one, but not much. As far as the room itself is concerned, the main difference is that instead of empty shelves, I now have empty walls. Not completely empty, though: I did bring a few posters and pictures. Further, there are no fridge and wash basin in the room: they're shared now. As I said, there is a kitchen, and a living room, which also fulfills the function of 'corridor'.
I am living in a 3-er WG, a three-room unit. One room is still empty, the other is occupied by an Italian guy called Fabio, who seems to be a nice person. Most of the people living in the Schlierbacher Schiff seem to be exchange students; in my neighbouring units, there don't seem to be any Germans. So far I've met people from China, Hungary, Italy, Belgium (Antwerp: we can speak Dutch :)) and Switzerland. Oh, yes, I have met one or two Germans who live in the same building, but they're a clear minority.
Schlierbacher Landstraße 9-13, Briefkaste 0.7.2
69118 Heidelberg
Germany
The room is as expected, a little smaller than the previous one, but not much. As far as the room itself is concerned, the main difference is that instead of empty shelves, I now have empty walls. Not completely empty, though: I did bring a few posters and pictures. Further, there are no fridge and wash basin in the room: they're shared now. As I said, there is a kitchen, and a living room, which also fulfills the function of 'corridor'.
I am living in a 3-er WG, a three-room unit. One room is still empty, the other is occupied by an Italian guy called Fabio, who seems to be a nice person. Most of the people living in the Schlierbacher Schiff seem to be exchange students; in my neighbouring units, there don't seem to be any Germans. So far I've met people from China, Hungary, Italy, Belgium (Antwerp: we can speak Dutch :)) and Switzerland. Oh, yes, I have met one or two Germans who live in the same building, but they're a clear minority.
posted by Olivier at 5:30 PM
3 Comments:
how are the swiss?
Ah, dus je woont in een briefkast nu?
Mooie posters?
M.
The Swiss... are singular, so far. And seems nice, although I've only talked to her once.
Nee, ik woon niet in een briefkast, mijn adres woont daar. Ik woon zelf in een studentenkast, eh, -kamer. Als je je daar beter bij voelt, kun je ook 'Zimmer' in plaats van 'Briefkaste' gebruiken :p; ze hebben hetzelfde nummer.
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