Ada talks to Prasanth about how he's been beating boredom and spending his spare time since arriving at Hohenheim. He talks about his recent trip to the Urach waterfalls and makes some suggestions for other students to have fun around the city despite the Covid19 restrictions. 

How have you been spending your spare time? 

Ever wondered what the big machines in the entrance areas of supermarkets are for? Don't know where to get rid of glass? Stressed out by the many waste bins and don't know what has to be thrown in which? Want to save money? Let us help!

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Winnie talks with Prasanth, an Indian student from Andhra Pradesh, India, about his journey from home to Hohenheim. What obstacles did he have to overcome? What was the quarantine like? Has he settled in by now? Does he have any advice? And how does he feel about snow?

If you would like to share your experiences with the entry, quarantine and initial period in Hohenheim, please feel free to contact us.

Sophia and Winnie introduce you to ISO e.V., where you can get a buddy to help you settle in and find your way around - or become active yourself and become a buddy for a new international. Or are you looking for funny activities? You can't go wrong with ISO! Tune in!

For more infos on ISO e.V. visit their website.

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Info on the German Intensive classes.

Info on other courses of the SPRAZakademie.

Info on University Sports, University of Hohenheim.

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The most important rules and changes during this lockdown until 31 January 2021. Also includes important info on what applies to persons entering the country from abroad.

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Mirjam tells about Christmas customs in the Ore Mountains and where they originated. She also explains the origin of the Schwippbögen, small wooden arches with candles that we can often see in German windows at Christmas time.

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What exactly is Christmas and what does Christmas look like in Germany? What are Gutsle and what is this fir tree all about? What is an essential part of Christmas for us Germans? We have collected a few things. However, every family and every region has different or additional traditions, so the list is far from complete.

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