I haveWhen I was there, I enrolled myself into a German course inat an interesting school in the city centre.

They organise everything, so you don’t need to worry about stuff like papers, looking for a renting,al, and so on...

When you get to the airport, you find the typical picturimage of two people (assistant of the school) raisone is a school assistant) holding a sign with your surname and then they accompany you to your flat.

IOn my way to the place, they informetold me about some events and parties that tookwould take place during my stay.

I would recommend it to everyone interested in getting to know Germany andbetter, or in doing a quick sightseeing abouttour around the country, especially if you are considering living there in the near future.

Regarding their main role as school, I’d rathprefer an intensive course, since I haved no chance to learn beyond the basics.

Don't forget past tense because you mentioned you were back in Spain at the start of the letter :)

You know, greetsing and giveing a little presentation about myself.

Besides, the school is expensive, it costs 1000 € (the extra services I mentioned above are not included).

Well, despite the drawbacks highlightI mentioned earlier, I would highly recommend that you to try it out.

I have just come backreturned to Spain after two amazing weeks in Ingolstadt (Germany).

I have enrolled toin a German course, in an interesting school in the city centre.

They organise everything so you don’t need to worry about stuff like papers, or looking for a rentingn appartment ,...

When you get to the airport, you find the typical picture ofsee two people (assistants of the school) raisholding a sign with your surname and then they accompany you to your flat.

IOn my way to the pflacet, they informetold me about some events and parties that tookwould take place during my stay.

I would recommend it to everyone interested in get to know Germany and doing a quick sightseeing abroutnd the country, especially if you are considering living here in the near future.

Regarding their main role as school, I’d rather do an intensive course, since I have no chance to learn beyondwould be able to learn more than just the basics.

You know, a greetsing and then give a little presentation about myself.

BesidesFurthermore, the school is expensive, it costs 1000 € (thé extra services I mentioned above are not included).

WellAnyway, despite the drawbacks highlighted earlier, I would highly recommend that you to try it.

It is an unforgettable experience and would help anyone to open their mind.

You could use anyone or everyone or just one

Take care, I hope to meet you soon to tell you some funny anecdotes about my stay there.

I have just come backreturned to Spain after two amazing weeks in Ingolstadt, (Germany).

I have enrolled toin a German course inat an interesting school in the city centre.

They organise everything so you don’t need to worry about stuff like papers, or looking for a renting,...dorm.

When you get to the airport, you find the typical picture of two people (assistants of the school) raising a sign with your surname on it and then they accompany you to your flat.

IOn my way to the place, they informed me about some events and parties that tookwere going to take place during my stay.

I would recommend it to everyone interested in getting to know Germany and doing asome quick sightseeing abroutnd the country, especially if you are considering living there in the near future.

Regarding their main role as a school, I’d rather attend an intensive course, since I haved no chance to learn beyond the basics.

You know, greetings and giveing a little presentation about myself.

Besides, the school is expensive, i. It costs 1000 € (extra services I mentioned above are not included).

Well, dDespite the drawbacks highlighted earlier, I would highly recommend you to try it.