I would tell many thing about Norway but this would be then the kilometre long so I keep it short.
We didn't have to use English much because we didn't see local people much. Youngsters of Borselv had gone to the schools already. I talked a little English with exchange students and our cook Jean. He was French but he had good English. Our duty was help him to set the table and serve the food and after that clean the tables and do the dishes. Sometimes we asked what do next or where to put the mugs.
Every group also had breakfast-shift. When it was our turn to set the breakfast there was Italian man who started chat with us. he asked where we were from and do we have still school etc. And there it came again; talking about school system. I wasn't sure whether to use upper secondary school - or highschool -word because I didn't know what they use in Italy. It was really fun to talk with him and I feel I could have been talked more but it was the morning and I couldn't make out sensible sentences. :P We senior years also studied a little to the matriculation examination but also we relaxed and had so much fun!
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