Two weeks in the city whose name I didn't know how to pronounce
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In September I participated in an youth exchange project and I
spent two weeks in Hungary together with other 28 participants from Romania,
Ukraine and Georgia. The project was called "Be entrepreneur" and the
purpose of it was the exchange of experience and knowledge among young people
from the participating countries interested in entrepreneurship. I liked the
fact that among the participants were also young entrepreneurs, including from
Romania, which were open to share with us their experiences, give us advices
and encourage us to put our ideas into practice.
We were 10 participants from Romania and together we formed a
beautiful and united team with whom I felt great during the project. It was a
nice feeling of friendship ever since the first time we met, and during the
project we were like a little family – everybody kept asking us if we knew each
other before the project and were surprised to find out that we met for the
first time just before it.
Romanian delegation
I had the pleasure to meet smart, friendly and talented young
people with whom I spent the most fun and interesting two weeks in a long time.
I still keep in touch with some of them and I hope that we will see each other
soon, maybe in another project, discovering together another country in Europe.
"Be entrepreneur" project participants
I miss so much this experience, but who wouldn’t? I felt so
good and free. We had a large yard with green grass and the weather was great,
thus we did most of the activities outside. During the project we had bikes
available and the organizers encouraged us to ride them as much as we could and
discover the surroundings - one of the aims of the project was also promoting
of the area.
Every day we were playing the guitar and listening to many
beautiful songs from Ukraine and Georgia. To our surprise, the Ukrainians
already knew how to play Andrii Popa (a Romanian song) and we were so happy to listen to it and to
sing along. Of course, I took advantage of the opportunity and took some guitar
lessons for the first time. In the category "what new things I
learned" are also included the Ukrainian and Georgian "lessons" that I
took (and, of course, in return I also taught them some Romanian words).
In the agenda were also included intercultural nights. There
were presentations about the culture and customs of each country, we tasted
traditional food and drinks and learned traditional dances. During the
Hungarian evening, besides the traditional food that was prepared for us, we
also had the great surprise to learn some specific dances from two professional
dancers.
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