Why classical books are unbeatable?

On the 12 March 2020 the second biggest Book fair in Germany, (Leipzig) will open and I thought of buying a ticket to this Event.  As I planned it in advance that I wanted to go there, I stopped in front of the shelf in my room and looked at all the book stacks that I created for the 2020 year ahead to read.  Starting from the Little Women, Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, The Picture of Dorian Gray, Pride and Prejudice till the top 100 books that must be read in a lifetime.  What could I choose now? To go to the book fair or to stay at home and read all the novels.

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5 Reasons why you should learn a foreign language

With the increase number of population, we encounter bigger and bigger requirements from our society, nowadays.  Information develops really fast and only available in some languages that are dominant in the world of web Technology.  With this industrialization, the most influential websites are written in English (58.4%), Russian (8.0%), Spanish (4.4%) and German (3.5%) a statistic, made by w3techs[1] on 13th February 2020.  Besides this, communication is life.  If it is a job that we really want or are looking for a career in a new domain, we are required to know at least one foreign language.  Today, there are many types of language robots that can make our life easier and I totally agree with you that translating a text with one of this sources are much more convenient than spending hundreds and thousands on language courses.  But have you ever wondered “What does it mean to know a foreign language?” Maybe yes or maybe you hadn’t time to think of it.  So here we are, in this post on why you should learn a foreign language as soon as possible.

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A photo worth thousands of words

The novel is more of a whisper, whereas the stage is a shout. ~ Robert Holman

Scrolling down the Facebook page today, I came across, an interesting photo of a theatre turned into a bookstore.  It amazed me and turned this photo in one of my favorites.  Why would you ask?

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6 Tips on how to save more money as a student

It’s Friday night and for sure you are thinking on going to a party with your friends, but as soon as you realize that your wallet has decided today to trick you on buying those ripped jeans with pearls on it or maybe those wireless earphones that you always wanted, you suddenly turned down the offer of your buddy’s.  You start saying for the hundredth time that you won’t buy anymore things that you don’t need and start saving, but this won’t just happen.  Maybe you liked those sparkling lights in a shopping mall or maybe the tech section is better than a walk in the park and I totally agree with this, but the thing is, if you want to save more money and have an unforgettable experience as a student I would suggest the following tips:

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The Rules to break if you want a Healthy Life!

Ever since we were a child, we were taught to obey the rules that our family have set.  Not because they wanted to, but because without them, we wouldn’t know how to live.  This includes from not interrupting an adult when he talks, till having a polite behaviour in the society.  But as we grow, our brain starts analyzing some things.  We start thinking at an age of an adolescent that if we break the rules, not only those set by family but also those from the society, will lead us to a brave person.  Our peers will love us, and we will be more ‘famous’ in the circle of teens.  This is the phase of rebellion as a teen when you struggle with your identity or the need of constant attention from others.  But many people think: “If there are rules, than they are meant to be broken!”  So, dear reader I’m not writing the today’s article about minority rules, but about those Rules that causes you stress and doesn’t leave you live your own dream life!

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5 Tips on how to survive all by yourself in a foreign country

Tough topic I guess, for all of you students that have moved or are going to move to a new country all by themselves.  I know that this is a difficult situation and requires lots of time to adapt to the new lifestyle, but I’ll say it is possible.  I’ve been moving across countries a lot during my childhood years with my parents, but for the first time I experienced loneliness when I was a student in a foreign country.  Literally I wasn’t alone because, common guys we live in the area of technology and apps like Skype or WhatsApp are our best friends, but still you don’t have any more those fluffy pancakes on a Sunday morning, that your mom does it for you or the tidy laundry. So, I am writing this article for the new students who moved to a new country or are in the process of moving alone without parents or bf.

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Top 3 Movies that can drag you out of your comfort zone!

Everyone loves comfort zones, but are they actually healthy?  Are they good for our souls?  In every article that I would open, there will be this answer NO with capital letters even, but actually this is wrong.  Everybody needs a little bit of comfort zone, to feel safe just a little, but not too much either, because it destroys your life, if you constantly don’t face your fears.  

So, before I start the list with the movies that made me step out of the comfort zone I would suggest to take a look in what is this?

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5 Things I learned while studying the German language

Flip the page, flip another and another.  Where is the letter “S”? Now find the consonant ‘c’ and then ‘h’.  God this language, it makes me crazy!  I can’t find nothing about this word:

“Streichholzschächtelchen”

I was standing with my German books opened in front of me and a thick Duden dictionary.  1047 pages of a dictionary and I couldn’t find the word.  How is that possible?

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Social media a way to destroy someone’s life?

Any similarity to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.

Ping, my phone vibrated for the fiftieth time that day. I ran to the couch where my phone was because, I was literally obsessed with social media and saw on the bright screen a notification that said: “Someone posted for the first time in a while”.  I clicked on it and Bang, there was this Phuket (Thailand) photo where the waters are crystal clear or the perfect “Good morning” floating basket breakfast on the swimming pool from Ayana Resort in Bali.  It seemed like everyone was having a perfect life, but not ME.

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