Erasmus+ project "My Everest Your Molehill" evaluation. A selection of the students' comments on the question: Which aspects of the project/meeting were most difficult for you?

1. My Everest Your Molehill
(meym1517)
Students final evaluation (II)

2. A selection of students’ answers to
the question:
Which aspects of the
project/meeting were most
difficult for you?

3. “Getting along with the cultural differences.” (a
student from Hungary )
“Changing myself in their culture. My house is
completely different than the house where I
could stay for a week. I needed 2 days till I felt
myself comfortable with my host and her family
but than it felt like home.” (a student from
Belgium)

4. ”The five-day period is short. It should be 2
weeks. When I started to get used to the people
and place, time was over.” (a student from
Turkey)
”The most difficult was our presentation in front
of all teachers and students because I had never
been speaking in front of so many people before
the project. But now I can speak in front of many
people and it is no problem for me..” (a student
from Germany)

5. “I had some difficulty in communication as my
English is not so good, neither was my host’s.
But we overcame that small problem by other
communication tools such as body language or
we used our mobile phones dictionaries..” (A
student from Turkey)
“It was difficult to say goodbye to my host and
the friends I made..” (A student from Belgium)

6. “Getting involved my host's everyday routine.”
(A student from Hungary)
“Working with the other countries. It was
difficult to say things. Sometimes you didn't
understand them and sometimes it was the
opposite.” (A student from Belgium)
“There is no so much difficulty except missing
my family.” (A student from Turkey)

7. “The most difficult was to speak for one week
only in English, because we sometimes didn’t
understand each other so well.” (A student
from Spain)
“None :D, I hope I can do this again one time.
It was so much fun!!.” (A student from
Belgium)