¡Holla, chicos!
Some weeks ago we received a very nice guy at FURB: Albert
Brincker Olson.
He is 16 and was born in Copenhagen - Denmark. He
arrived in Brazil 3 or 4 months ago to study our country and is going home in
June.
Albert told us what Denmark is like. Look at what we
have learned:
His country is divided in four pars and his city is
extremely cold. There are many attractive places to go, mainly related with the
local architecture - which is very gothic.
People there are used to ride bikes and they almost
don't use cars.
Copenhagen has a place called Tivoli Garden, which is a
very colorful and famous park.
Denmark has also lots of night clubs. They drink their
own beer, that is served since the vikings period.
The goverment is called Parliament and it follows the
Socialist rules. It's leaded by the Royal Danish Family, and after them, the
power is in the hands of the police and judges.
The coin there is called Kroner.
The main caracteristic of the Danish people is the
"coconut model", which means a very hard shell that is difficult to
open, but that has a soft filling inside of it. It means that the people there
take time to open their houses and hearts to anyone, but when they meet a
person very well, they are extremely friendly.
I asked him about what he is thinking about Brazil...
and he is loving it! ㋡
"It's a place to visit at least once in life!"
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