菜老師的英文教室

  I’ve been a member for 119 days. I’ve sent 20 postcard, 13 arrived, and received 15 ones in the passed few months. Since I sent my first postcard, I had kept looking forward to receive one. Because I was so curious about the postcards and information from other countries. However, Mr. Peko, who got my first postcard, told me that it would take a long time to wait for one. But when you send more and more postcards, you would stop worrying about it. What’s more, he even told me that he would send me one if I gave him my address. How nice he is!

Now I received postcards ones a week on average.

   I like this activity so much that we can communicate with those who we don’t know with the postcards and little information. Fly in the ointment, most of the postcards arrived with scribbled handwritings that I only identify “Hello Joyce: ” and the ID. But I still thank them very much.

Moreover, I ask them to write “hello” in their own language. Though I don’t know most of them, it is still a good way to learn new words. Now I know that “hallo” in Dutch, “labdien” in Latvia, “hola” in Spanish, “こんにちは” in Japanese and “11नमस्ते” in Indian which I totally can’t recognize.

Finally, I will keep sending postcards and looking forward to new ones.  

Plus, hope my postcards can arrive faster, and then I can send more ones.

Happy Postcrossing!