dear future exchange students | Daila Carisa
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- Опубліковано 27 бер 2021
- hey guys,
in this video i'm giving future exchange students my advice based on my own experience. hope i could help some of you out.
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wooow you kinda scared me now haha, i'm shy and i have social anxiety buut i really wanna do an exchange year but i already have so high expectations and daydream so much about it so i'll probably get disappointed but i really really wanna go jifrijrfijriji
"don't have too many expectations" howwww
Girlll same
You can act like your open if that helps bc nobody knows you fake it till you make it ig
Yeees sameeee i am too excited lol
sameee
1 year and I’ll go to the usa. I’m already sad about leaving that place 💀I honestly cant wait for next year, great video! Grüße aus Finnland! 🇫🇮🇺🇸
how exciting!! wishing you all the best!🥰🙌🏽
If everything goes to plan, I'll be going to Canada for 3 months as an exchange student, and I know that's not a long time for an exchange but i'm still kinda stressed. This video helped a lot already and i'm not leaving for a long time haha. Thanks for this!
I am going to France in five months. this video really helped me come to terms with how hard but rewarding this will be
I am French so if you need help with the language before you go don't hesitate
hey, how is it going so far? Im thinking bout going there too
@@griffpip I'm in France right now, in my room at my new host families house. I've been here almost two weeks. Ngl it's going pretty shitty my host family is insane and have crazy expectations and rules for me. But other than that France is literally gorgeous, the school is long but I love my new classmates, and I've already made French friends. Unsurprisingly, the pastries and desserts here are amazing
@@MariaFaux Thank you for your honest review on france :) I hope your situation with your host family is going to be better ;)
@@griffpip yeah istg if it doesn't get better with them I am getting out of here, but honestly it's been an amazing trip and experience besides that so I'd totally recommend going, just make sure you like your host family!!!
Hiii, thanks for the video those were really good advices.
I'm going to The US in the year 22-23 and I'm ready for the journey!
Just got some concerns about my English but I think I'll survive.
That’s so exciting! Wishing you all the best. I’m sure it will be an incredible experience!🤩 Enjoy it. And yes, definitely haha. Everyone needs some time to adjust, but the more you speak English the faster you will see improvements!
I want to go to Japan for my junior year of high school (I’m a freshmen) this vid is super helpful 🤗👍
Hello! I followed this tutorial about a few months ago. I am though from the states, but I used this to my Exchange to Italy. It was very helpful, I had an amazing time in Italy and was very surprised that Italian High School students speak a genuine amount of English. Not sure if they were forced to because I was coming or what but it was a huge shock to have multiple people coming up to me speaking better English than me.
But all in all, I had a so so amazing time. I during my trip, met a very amazing Host Family I still contact with them about weekly checking up on them and their younger son. (5 years younger than I am) But, I made an amazing choice doing this in High School, I had always planned doing this in College but my school teachers pointed out High School was a statically better option I am so happy I listened to them.
I met amazing friends that I still contact, and actually found a little love it couldn't go far because of the Program Rules I had to follow but about 3 or some weeks ago I had a 5 day meet up with them on Spring Vacation. It was highly worth it, and she is an amazing influence on my personality and over character.
Sorry but I had to talk about that, it just shows who and what can happen during this "Long Time" you are gone, its really sadly not that long. I wish I could be there still.
But for those who wants to learn, the hardest times were the first week or so. During that time it was still considered summer so I didn't attend school, it as kinda like a time where you would get a good sleep schedule, learn more about your host family, and the environment. Now this was hard because I couldn't find anyone to just have a genuine talk with someone of my age. Now you may think talking to someone your age doesn't do anything with your mental health... trust me it really really does.
But the best parts were honestly school, once again a shocking amount of English speakers and don't expect this to happen. I highly enjoyed talking to people my age, learning about their culture, making friends, and etc. Now I am going to be honest, it was hard to find a "Good" friend, because everyone was all over me because I was a "Foreigner". Completely understandable, for obvious reasons. Now please once again, do not expect this, but the women their were amazing, kind, and well very begging. Some of the students there genuinely wanted to know me as a friend, lover. Now to clarify, I was not looking / wanting to get a relationship abroad, for a multiple of reasons. One, long distance it sucks and well you know, two its not the same as real life, and 3 if you are truly in love you want to meet them more and more which is so so difficult. But anyway, it still happened I tried to follow all the rules, which I did I did not have any intimate relationships (thankfully) but I did have a lover for about 3 months till it all ended.
But overall it changed my life, helped me increase high school credits, mature, and I am definitely more educated than I could be. I highly recommend going Freshmen year, and sophomore year BUT STAY JUNIOR YEAR if you want to go to college in your home country (specifically to the Americans reading this) and do what you want on your Senior year.
But I thank you for this video, as it prepared me physically, mentally, and many many more ways.
Wow! I’m so glad to hear this!!🥺❤️
Yes please I’d like to get in contact
@@user-sj1mr8qe1c Whats your main way of communication?
I just read everything you wrote. I would love to get in contact with you!
I feel lucky cause my best friend will also go on an exchange year at the same time as me (I'll go to Ireland and she'll go to England) so at least we can share our experiences and one won't have to come back from another country and see everything's changed
All of this is so true
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bula from Fiji, thanks for the heads up!
love this vid 🤍
Hii from Malaysia!
wow from malaysia that’s crazy🤯🥰
I start my exchange year in Florida in 27 days 😭😭😭😭✨✨✨✨
Omg good luck!! It’s gonna be so much fun
i’m sure it will be amazing!! have fun😍
If you balance 5 bad things you will get 5 more good things in return - that was cool
I love your accent for some reason😂
thank u🤣
Lebst du am liebsten in der Schweiz, Neuseeland oder in Spanien? Bitte mit Begründung.
Ich möchte auch unbedingt ein Auslandshalbjahr nach Neuseeland machen, aber ich bin mir überhaupt nicht sicher mit welcher Organisation ich gehen soll. Deshalb wollte ich dich fragen was deine Organisation war. Ich hab viele deiner Videos von deinem Exchange gesehen und es sah super schön aus und sie haben sich gut um den Wechsel deiner Gastfamilie gekümmert. Wäre super wenn du mir das verraten könntest. :))
PS: Deine Videos sind richtig cool und hilfreich
Meine Orga heisst Study Nelson🙌🏽 Kann ich auch nur weiterempfehlen!
@@DailaCarisa dankeeee
leaving in a week, thank you
leaving next year may, netherlands-usa im so nervous but so exited (lucky enough im fluent in english)
have fun!!❤️
@@DailaCarisa thanks!!
@@perrytheplatypusyt3435 Amsterdam is a beautiful city to visit you also have Rotterdam and there a 'Markthal' aka Market there that is very fun to go to. I can't really come up with any tips or tricks right now. Only that it's nice to have a bike around. There are many cheap bikes u can buy there :). Australia seems beautiful. Expect a lot of differences and a culture shock haha. Hope you have so much here. :D
Hoe gaat het? :) ik ga ervan uit dat je daar nu bent? Ik ben erg benieuwd hoe het is 😂
echt geweldig!!! heb t zo erg naar me zinn :) zit in texas dallas
i’m considering being an exchange student, i’m argentinian living in florida but id go to europe, is it common to find/meet other exchange students? because i feel like those are the people i will feel most comfortable with
Totally agree with Elisabet! I’m sure you will find other exchange students, nowadays there are so many foreign students studying in other countries and there are many different ways to meet up with them!
i’ve applied to to argentina! if i get approved, any tips?
@@shwong409 man I love argentina, we’re very sarcastic ppl and friendly and outgoing, we obviously love soccer or futbol ⚽️ so if you know about that it’ll help
Hey, my dream is to spend a year as an exchange student!!!! If somebody know exchange programs in USA for Russians pls help🙏🙏🙏🙏
Versión in Spanish plis😊😂
This is probably a really weird question, but is it ok to go on an exchange somewhere that speaks your primary language? I don't have anything against learning a new language, but my top places just ended up also speaking english 😅
Heyy Lucy it’s not a weird question at all! I think it is totally fine to spend your exchange year in a country where you already speak their primary language. I actually had people from the US attending my college in NZ. Depending on where you go, the culture can still be very different to your home country. And the whole experience of living abroad in a host family, attending school and going through everything else that comes with such an exchange, is still new to you. In my opinion you can still learn and grow so much, even if you already speak their primary language!🥰
Haha I live in the UK but going on exchange to Australia, not weird at all!!
@@wiktoriasobura1953heey I’m from uk too but it’s so hard to find a program😩 which one did u use?
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I just got accepted as a finalist for flex program and i am scared af💀
How did it go?
What exchange program did you use?
Study Nelson💗
Wait with the clothes you buy there, do you bring them back, won't there be too much or be overweight???????????
Some of the clothes that you bring you will outgrow or wear out. Or you won't mind leaving behind. But you're likely to buy a lot or be given as gifts. It may be cheaper to mail things home or get an extra bag to take more stuff home. Try not to acquire many heavy or bulky things.
is it completely free or parents need to pay somethinf?
usually you have to pay for it💗
@@DailaCarisa ?
@@emko2018 your parents have to pay for your exchange it’s not free🤣
@@DailaCarisa what exactly do they need to pay
@@emko2018 it depends on where you go from. It’s between 8000+euros it could be much more obviously, because you need to live there.
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