I'd like to do a few things clear. I apologize that my Estonian language is so rusty. The following essay is not meant to attack anyone or anything. If anything here sounds a little bitterly cynical, or, if it is not.
this blog and the idea was to capture the five exchange students experience abroad. Each of us can decide for themselves which he writes in his posting. Thus, the reader can see the possibility of five different points of view. It is only when that exchange students to write their posts in the atmosphere, and plenty of details as possible (although they do not have the minimal extent required by the patriotic sentiments). So we put (although I do not speak for all of our five) letter is that it seems necessary or at least interesting for us, regardless of what others may think. We take a look at his new surroundings, and then write their impressions, and impressions of the candies are often subject to change. Here, my first thought today's post: "First impressions are deceptive."
my previous (English) Estonia posting, I was able to show quite a black light (first impression), and apparently this was troubling for some individuals. culture shock š first phase is known to be euphoric, when everything seems new, interesting and much better than Way Back Home. At this stage, one can spot mistakes in your home country architecture, atmosphere, people, and another.
When the euphoria phase ends, people's moods will fall significantly. He begins to notice the mistakes of their new, temporary home to the country in construction, and other milieu. Following initsiaalset š okki normalizes people's moods, and he gets used to his new environment.
I understand it this way: a man sees his own country kõigepäelt errors, and is blind to everything else, then to the person of a foreign state errors, and knowing that his own home country is not perfect, he agrees with both of them. Thus, both countries are "invalid". The country is not perfect, nor living exist.
It should already be clear why I've shown both Estonia and Denmark in a bad light. Nobody asked me about the Estonian cultural achievements, technological, social innovation and the promotion of economic and other blog here, and if it does not require from me, then I do not see the need to do it.
I'm not a patriot, but that does not mean that I hate my country. Of course, I could attack with the following statements: "If it were not this country, not even you. "; Think about how many people had to endure, that your life would be so convenient. "; People have died for your freedom. "and so on to infinity. In fact, how should I reply? "Okay." - the only adequate response.
I'm here to write about their experiences and impressions, and if I criticize anything in relation oma koduriigi või riigiga kuhu ma sattunud olen, siis seda mitte seetõttu, et ma näen ennast maailmaparandajana, vaid seetõttu, et minult on nõutud oma arvamuste avaldamist.
Ma ei kavatse mitte midagi oma riigis parandada - ma oskan ratsionaalselt mõtelda ning ma tean, et lihtsurelik nagu mina ei suuda eales midagi muuta.
Eesti on minu kodumaa, ta pole küll täiuslik, kuid ta on siiski koht, kus mu juured asuvad ning ma ei suudaks eales seda kohta vihata. Siiski ei ole ju mul keelatud natuke oma koduriigi seisundit kommenteerida. Ma olen selle riigi kodanik, kuid ma keeldun vait olemast nagu kariloom, kes ootab päeva mil ta kellegi õhtusöögilauale reaches.
Although I am a citizen of the Republic of Estonia, it does not mean that I am bound by the rule of heaven. I love this country, but not too much.
In addition, some the impression that we are here on vacation. Let us make it clear here that this is not some sort of holiday. We're in a foreign country, a stranger in the system, a stranger in the family, school, a stranger, and we are totally required adaptation to its environment. Of course, all this is for us an interesting, new and fun, but it is still elukool. I'm not saying that we live here as a labor camp, but not as an exchange student living in a clean meelakkumine. After Finally, after all, we must all learn to cope with the panic by'll get back to Estonia.
we have been given a great opportunity to broaden their world view. Naturally one can broaden their world view through the Discovery Channel 's persetamise front, but the best teacher is experience, however. Three months is not long enough in any case, in order to get bikultuuraalseks, but at least the possibility that within this time a man of a primitive bikulturaalsuse. I've already experienced it personally. I've discovered that the world is not composed of Estonia, and an unknown number of "others". World tüünne not really a giant sandbox. People are people regardless of their background and geographic location. Are perhaps different from their appearance and beliefs, but not for the fact that they are human animals.
When I arrive back in Estonia, it is probably hard to become a part of me, but I'm still the same person. Could not be expected that I will return, I stupidly sinisilmse maailmaparandajast "pseudo-Nordic man".
addition of a couple of video just makes sense that we have recently prepared:
1) It must be a joke
2) It was designed for teenagers auditooriumitäiele
3) This is parodied as Denmark Estonia as
4) As a preparation we were given only 2 Weeks
5) Things are not in Estonia or Denmark such as the videos show (the idea of \u200b\u200bNo 3)
6) It could not be longer than 7 minutes
If anyone has even a foggy notion that some 600 teenage interest in the documentary elderly Estonian folk costumes, then I think this person needs help. ***
continues subjective assessment of the Danish and Estonian education system and life ***
PS. Surely there is someone who thinks that I regard myself immensely wise. No, this is not so. I know from my own human limits, and I know that I'm not smart at all. I do not have another, and I'm not the smartest of the smartest. My only wish is just a few things clear.
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