Project English 2. Japan

              In my opinión, the people who live in Japan are disciplined and organized.  Fristly, the educations system in Japan has high level of demand.  Japaneses students have strict schedule and rules.  In the school, they emphasize discipline, responsibility and respect for all.  Hence,  Japaneses people are punctual, it is essential for them.  Also, they are very respectful with the authority figures such as parents, teachers, old people and community leaders.  Additionally, they have etiquette rules and protocol that govern social relationships.  For example,  greet, give a gift,llisten carefully to the speaker. Likewise, they follow strictly traffic rules signs and driving rules.Other  aspects that distinguish Japanese as disciplined  and organized people are that they make plans with care and detail and apply them to their daily life.  They have the culture of cleanliness and order in the streets, at school, in the house, everywhere. Finally, they have care for nature: they

                    I think that opportunities a country provies to its citizens in the fields work, study, security etc., they make a difference in the way people live, think, and are. To begin with, Denmark it is a preferrer destination for international  students and workers.  Because a beautiful country with landscapes, and also because of its very high quality of life, free healthcare and university services, among other benefits, it is a country that offers stability and progress. While Colombia presents an emigration of labour and students abroad due to lack of guarantees and trust in its leaders.                                     In the same way, another aspect that stand outs Denmark is its cultural richness, architecture, monuments, history, and museums. In contrast, Colombia, being a young country, is less rich in culture, monuments, history, museums, and architecture. On the other hand, security in Colombia is not the best every day. Education in Colombia is only accessi

     I believe that Oktoberfest celebrations in the Munich city are one of the most traditional celebrations in Germany, dating back to 1810. Firstly, this even began to celebrate wedding between Crown Prince of Bavaria and princess Theresa of Saxony . Also, it was an oportunity to foment and exhibit national proud.             In the same way, Oktoberfest has undergone several changes. Nowadays, it's not just a horse race; it's also a beer concession, and it has been a great success, becoming an essential part of festivities. Beer consumption has increased, just as the number of attendees increases every year. In Munich alone, 6 to 7 million liters of beer are consumed, and more than 7 million people visit. Yet, it gains more popularity every day, being celebrated throughout the country as a German heritage.                              In summary, this festivity, filled with special regional traditions, includes traditional costumes, typical food such as the famous german sa