Rescis

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Alright, thanks man. Best of luck to you with your travels, I hope to talk to you again sometime.

Hmm, didn't know about that sub. Thanks! Do you know of any where there are people who want to do a sort of pen/voice-pal thing? From what I can tell, a lot of people want to talk to native English speakers, and I would really like to be able to talk to native German speakers.

Hmm, alright. Why did you like Mexico the most? Also, once I learn a bit more German, I would love to Skype occasionally and speak it to someone, if you are open to that? My brother went to Austria for a year, and I would really enjoy to just start talking to him one day in halfway (more likely eighth of the way) fluent German.

I'm 14, and still rather confused as to what I want to do (Who isn't?), and I thought I would ask you a few questions:

I may have the opportunity to go on exchange for a year through Rotary in around a year and a half (I would apply initially in October this year, and then train/learn up until around august next year, coming back stateside July year after that). What are your thoughts on this, and what would you recommend learning to both make an application look better, and have a better time wherever I do end up going? I am currently learning German.

What country have you enjoyed the most, and where have you stayed the longest (Outside of the US)?

Do you speak any secondary languages, and if so, which?

Who would you not recommend doing what you currently are to? What type of person?

Thanks for reading, you really do seem like an interesting guy.

~Rescis