Ich bin nie in Deutschland gewesen, aber hier sind meine Erwartungen:
Kalt, Regen und Bier.
Deutschland ist für sein kaltes Klima bekannt. Es schneit und regnet sehr oft. Die Deutschen sind an dieses Klima gewöhnt. Sie gehen ihrem Leben ohne Probleme nach. Wenn sie in den Urlaub fahren, besuchen sie meist wärmere Orte (z. B. Spanien).
In Spanien hingegen regnet es nicht so viel. An manchen Orten regnet es mehr als an anderen (Nord-Spanien). In meiner Stadt, Cartagena, regnet es fast nie und es schneit nie. Normalerweise bleiben wir bei Regen zu Hause und gehen nicht ins Freie, anders als die Deutschen. Im Jahr 2017 hat es zum ersten Mal seit 80 Jahren wieder geschneit. Das ist ein großer Unterschied zu jeder deutschen Stadt.
Wenn ich nach Deutschland reise, erwarte ich, dass mir die ganze Zeit kalt ist und dass ich viele Leute sehe, die Bier trinken. Ich möchte Köln und Berlin besuchen. In Berlin möchte ich die Berliner Mauer und die Museumsinsel sehen. Und in Köln möchte ich den Dom, das Schokoladenmuseum und das Duftmuseum im Farina-Haus sehen. Ich wollte schon immer mal nach Köln, die Tante meines Vaters wohnt dort und sie schickt mir immer Bilder von der Stadt, ich liebe diese Stadt.
Ich bin 21 Jahre alt. Ich komme aus Cartagena. Spanisch ist meine Muttersprache, und ich spreche auch Englisch und Deutsch und ein bisschen Französisch. Ich bin im letzten Jahr meines Universitätsstudiums in Tourismus.
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