Meine Ferien- German Essay
Normalerweise fahren meine Familie und ich immer nach Frankreich in
den Ferien, aber dieses Jahr entschlossen wir uns mit meinem Freund,
Christian, nach Kanada zu fahren. Ich habe mich auf die Winterferien
sehr gefreut, weil ich denn Schnee so sehr mag und weil ich so gern
Ski fahre. Es war das erste mal, dass ich Urlaub in Kanada gemacht
habe.
Des Fluges dauerte ungefähr sieben Stunden. Während dem Flug habe ich
zwei mal gegessen. Zu erst habe ich Nudeln mit Brot gegessen und
später habe ich Melone und Joghurt gegessen. Ich mag Nudeln nicht aber
Melone finde ich lecker. Ich bin im Flugzeug eingeschlafen. Dann haben
wir im Flugzeug noch einen Film gesehen und danach habe ich noch etwas
gelesen. Als wir gelandet waren, wurden wir von einem Bus abgeholt und
wir sind zum Hotel gefahren.
Als wir im Hotel angekommen waren, gingen wir erst einmal ins Bett, um
zu schlafen. Weil die Zeit in Kanada fünf Stunden Später als in
England war und weil die Reise sehr anstrengend war, waren wir sehr
müde.
Am nächsten Morgen haben wir erst einmal im Hotel gefrühstückt. Das
Frühstück war sehr lecker und sehr mächtig. Das Hotel war sehr sauber
und mein Zimmer war sehr modern eingerichtet. Es gab auch ein riesiges
Schwimmbad.
Es war so kalt in Kanada, dass ich am liebsten meinen Kopf in einen
Schal eingewickelt hätte, aber mit einem Schal im Gesicht kann man
schlecht Ski fahren, deshalb habe ich es doch nicht gemacht. Denn ich
fahre gern Ski aber Meiner Mutter mag es nicht. Jeden Tag hat sie sich
neben dem Freibad entspannt, während wir Ski gefahren sind..
Am Freitag morgen hat ein Armer Mann sich am Bein verletzt als er im
Schnee gefallen ist. Er musste sofort zum Krankenhaus gehen, weil er
so schwer verletzt war.
Drei Tage vor dem Ende unserer Reise bin ich sogar einmal Snowboard
gefahren. Ich fahre gern Snowboard, aber viel besser gefällt mir Ski
fahren, doch Christian fährt lieber Snowboard.
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