Dear Mrs. AndersenAs you know, my family and I moved to USA three weeks ago. I just finished my first week at my new school, and I want to tell you a little bit about it.The first day we had substitute teacher in sports. So we should just take a walk. Which I think was just fine, but the other students wasn't so happy for his decision. I thought the students in the old school was rude, when they didn't want to do what they were told. But it was nothing compared to this. They screamed at him, called the teacher things, and even throw some things. But it was normal for this class. But luckily they calmed, and the rest of the week was great. I had spanish tuesday, and it was really hard, but they were so sweet, and I got the help I needed. I also had psychology, and I think you should have that in Denmark too. But I think that it made it even better, that the teacher, Mr. Rodriguez, is one of the most cool people I have ever known. I also have him to drama and public speaking. In all his classes we start the class out with shaking hand, and then we finish the class with hugging each other, and then a group hug. He say that it will make us closer to our classmates. I must admit, that I really miss Denmark. I like this new school, but I like Denmark, and the danish language so much better. You know I like english, but this american accent really suck. I don't get the most of it, and they also use slang. They also said that I look like a walking question mark in our breaks. But how am I supposed to keep up with all the accent and slang. My mom said, that I would learn it fast, and in few weeks, I will also have that awful accent. But I hope she's wrong, and I won't loose my, even more awful, danish accent.Greeting your favorite student.[NAVN A].
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