interview to my cousin!

today i have been with my cousin Maddalen that has been in Czech republic. i asked her some cuestions about her time and experience there and she seems to enjoy it a lot!

How much did you stayed?
   i stayed for 4 months in total but only an trimester of classes.

how did you managed with the language?
  At first, i didnt understood nothing but with time i learned some basic things to comunicate, but my classes were in english so i didnt had so much problems!

did you met more erasmus students?
 Yes! we were something around 30 in my university and at first we always hang out the erasmus students all together but then we made other friends too.

 and finally, would you recomend it to other students?
  Of course i would! i think its a wonderful experience to know new people and to visit other countries so YES!

europe news

Benefit levels 'do not promote laziness', study suggests   

 the new!

introduction: 

High levels of benefits for the unemployed do not lead to a lack of motivation to find work, a Europe-wide study has found.

content:

in most countries the monetary help that the governament gives to the unemployed citicents dont have any increase in the behaviour of finding jobs.

Researchers found some countries with the most generous benefits also had some of the most despondent unemployed citizens, and vice versa,  In almost 28 countries across Europe.

context:

Living in an older population country and being jobless isnt a good impact on personal wellbeing, so too the high levels of inflation and income ineqyuality.

Being unemployed in Germany hurt an individual's wellbeing significantly more than elsewhere in Europe and the dissatisfaction with life among unemployed Germans was more than 50% higher than among the jobless in neighbouring Hungary