Korean Intensive Class

The Internet in the dorm was so crappy the last two days that I didn't even try posting anything...sorry! Sometimes it was even too slow to check my emails which was quite annoying. Today is better, even though it's still not really good.
Yesterday the Korean Intensive Class started and I'm already swamped with homework! Yeah this will be great ten weeks ;) I know, I know, it's my own fault since I'm doing the class voluntarily... ^^
When I came to the Language Institute yesterday morning I was quite happy to see the class arrangements because I was in a class with two people I knew. But first thing the teacher did was to send me to another class (same level though, so I don't know why). I don't know anyone in my new class and I don't really like the people there :( Most of them are Chinese, can't speak English and even if they can they just speak Chinese to each other. So I spend our break times alone and just study for my other classes (there is always something to do). There are also three other non-Chinese people but two of them are quite annoying...and the other one is very shy and quiet. Hmm, hopefully at one point the Chinese guys will start talking to me...
We have class from 9 to 1 every day (except on the weekend of course/fortunately). After every 50 minutes we have 10 minutes break. We have two different teachers; the first one stays for 3 hours and the other one comes in for the last hour only. They are both very friendly :)
All in all the class is ok, Korean teaching style needs getting used to...and I've to get used to getting up early every morning!
Also we have lots of homework...and with lots I mean LOTS!!!
I'll keep you updated about my progress!

Otherwise the last three days were rather quiet, just doing work and studying and meeting some people :)
On Sunday I had really delicious barbecue with my roommate and her boyfriend:

Philipp and Elena

Galbi and random vegetables

Couldn't fit all of the food on one picture!

And yesterday me and Stephanie met a group of Korean girls which we got to know on Friday night. First we had dinner of course and I was happy to introduce a (Korean!) food to them which none of them had tried before: Kongbul.

 Afterwards we went to a coffee shop and were just hanging out together :)

Tomorrow will be a really exhausting day (first 4 hours of language class and then 3 hours of graduate school) and I still have homework to do, so this must be enough for today :)