So first of all, I finally feel like I am settled enough that I can take some time and update my blog. Life has been so busy that I have not had the time. I do appologize.
Over the next few posts I want to introduce you to the different aspects of my new life. In this first one, I want to give you a bit of a rundown as to what I have been doing since I arrived in Thailand.
I arrived in Chiang Mai on August 13th. I was staying at the OMF Guest House, called Hudson House while I got settled and found a home.
Mekong Centre and Hudson House |
The Friday, August 16th I went to visit the Language school I would be attending. I actually ended up sitting in on a class. The class I was joining had stated on August 12th so I needed to catch up with the rest of the class. So on Saturday, August 17th I went for a 2 hour catch up class. I will tell you, trying to cram 4 lessons (2 hours a piece) into a 2 hour session was exhausting. But my teacher is really nice and my class mates are really patient with me. I am attending the Manna Thai Language School. I am in class with a Korean couple. My teacher is called kruu Anee. Kruu means teacher in Thai.
The school is not to far from the Mekong Centre where I have my language desk and do my individual study and homework. It is only about a 6 minute bike ride. The schedule for my language study is putty full. I am presently doing fulltime study, and trust me, I need it.
Language study is from Monday to Friday:
9 to 9:40 am - review previous days lessons
10 to 12 am - Lessons with Teacher
Monday, Wednesday and Friday I have group lessons
Tuesday and Thursday I have Individual Lessons with the teacher.
- Sometime this time is changed to 1 - 3 with a different teacher
1 to 5 pm - Homework, Culture Lessons and Individual Study at Mekong Centre
In the evenings and on Weekends I am trying to expore my area of the city and try to use what little Thai I now have.
Well that is a glimps into my life of Language study. Next time I will introduce you to where I live. I will even give you a tour of my house.
Thanks for Praying.
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