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Hannah Suarez

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Posts

  • Travel 2020: Flight from Germany (Munich) to Malta in December
  • Berlin Christmas 2020
  • My First Bavarian Christmas in 2020 from Berlin to Munich
  • Living in Berlin, October 2020 – Open Air Flea Market (Flöhmarkt) at Mauerpark and Berlin view from Jannowitzbrücke
  • Living in Friedrichshain, Berlin 2020 – Open Air Markets and Good Food!
  • Out with friends – Summer and Autumn in Berlin 2020
  • Berlin Bakers Against Racism – Photos
  • Learning German B1.3 with Lingoda, still with them since January 2019! (+ promo code at the end)
  • First Biergarten of the year in Berlin! 2020
  • Late post: Belgrade, Serbia, January 2020
  • Norsk Folkemuseum – Norsk Folkemuseum (Oslo open air museum)
  • Late Post: Around Oslo 2019 – Viking Ship Museum, Norsk Folkemuseum and walking around the City…
  • Around Friedrichshain, Boxhagener Platz, Berlin, with COVID-19 lockdowns easing a bit…
  • Paris March 2020, before the lockdowns
  • Berlin, Neukölln, February 2020
  • Brisbane, January 2020
  • Darling Downs Zoo, Nobby pub, January 2020
  • Anyone that is able can travel, but living in a new country is a whole new challenge
  • Stasi Museum – Germans spying on Germans, psychological warfare (Zersetzung)
  • Berlin Friedrichshain Weihnachtsmarkt
  • Luxembourg over four days
  • Echternacht, Luxembourg
  • Beaufort, Luxembourg
  • Quick trek in Lillehammer including Winter Olympics Ski Jump!
  • Maihaugen Open Air Museum, Lillehammer
  • Historical Oslo – Norsk Folkemuseum / Open-Air Museum and Viking Ship Museum
  • CERN Open Days – Day 2 – Visiting ALICE (A Large Ion Collider Experiment) and the Prévessin Site
  • CERN Open Days – Day 1 – Visiting LHCb (Large Hadron Collider beauty experiment), the CERN Axion Solar Telescope (CAST) searching for axions, LHCb Data Centre, and Scintillating Fibre Tracker
  • Japanmarkt im Berlin! August 2019
  • The end of the Working Holiday Visa Journey To 5 Countries – UK (London), Canada (Vancouver, Toronto), Ireland (Dublin), Germany (Berlin), and France (Paris)
  • The Berlin Wall panorama by Yadegar Asisi
  • How to: Collect your package at the Zollamt (customs office)
  • Mary Jane Cannabis Convention Berlin
  • Italian Street Food Festival, Berlin
  • Interview with Lingoda learning French and German
  • Four days in Hamburg
  • Schlossfest Oranienburg
  • Karneval der Kulturen 2019, Berlin
  • Getting my German Freelance Visa approved after four weeks
  • Lingoda Community Beta is using fediverse software
  • Hafengeburtstag Berlin / Harbor Festival at the historic harbor of Berlin
  • Where am I now post language marathon? Started with A1.1 to soon starting a B1.1 intensive in German…
  • Berlin Maker Faire at FEZ
  • Flughafen Tempelhof für das Fest der Luftbrücke ✈️
  • Just submitted my application for the German Freelance Visa – May 2019 | Update June 7: Visa approved!
  • Walk around Prenzlauer Berg, Argentinian restaurant and first Weddingmartk of the season
  • Flohmarkt (flea market) shopping at Berlin Ostbahnof during May Day (or Labour Day)
  • Follow up: Doing the Lingoda Language Marathon for both French and German!
  • Lingoda Language Marathon – Learning French and German daily – Progress so far
  • Bruxelles 2019
  • Pt 1. Jewelry Making with Beads, Stones and Crystals
  • Personal challenge – to see if I can go from A1.1 to A2.1 CEFR with French and German in three months
  • Starting the first month of the Lingoda language marathon – French and German
  • Reims
  • Learning French and German Every Day for Three Months – Lingoda Language Marathon!
  • Pâtisseries et Le Bon Marché
  • Orléans, December 2018
  • Losing Weight – how I lost nearly 25 kilograms in 6 months, doing intermittent fasting, low carb, more exercise
  • Verdict: Doing a ‘No Added Sugar’ Month in Paris in November
  • Expat How To: Take Yoga Classes in Paris
  • Photos: Enjoying museums, galleries and more in Paris, September to October
  • The public parks and gardens of Paris in summer
  • Discovering the Père Lachaise Cemetery
  • Nuit Blanche 2018 à Paris
  • Venice, Part 2 and Mostra di Architettura di Venezia
  • Mt Vesuvius, 2018.
  • Sorrento and Capri, Italy.
  • Pisa, Italy including street art by Blub.
  • La Spezial and Cinque Terre, Italy.
  • Firenze/Florence, Italy.
  • Montecatini and Lucca, Italy.
  • Lake Como, Italy. July 2018.
  • Venice. July 2018.
  • Milan, Italy. July 2018.
  • Prague. August 2018.
  • Pompeii – From Vine Fields to Arenas
  • Pompeii Highlights – Buildings, Temples and Interiors.
  • Exploring Pompeii, Italy – tips and advice for first-time visitors.
  • Bosnia-Herzegovina. City of Mostar and Kravica Waterfalls. August.
  • Zagreb, Croatia. August

Disclaimer

The posts in this blog date all the way back to 2008. The opinions of the author will have changed since this. This blog is does not represent any professional organizations or affiliations of the author both past and present.

Some posts in this blog pertains to immigration and visas. For immigration advice, please consult an attorney and seek out official documentation pertaining to your situation.

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Personal challenge – to see if I can go from A1.1 to A2.1 CEFR with French and German in three months

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