My Erasmus adventure in Poland was started with the consulting of Mr. Sayeed, owner of the company. All the team are very helpful. They didn’t leave me alone when I was in a foreign country for first time in my life. They helped me in every difficult situation when needed! So I just want to say, Experience your abroad adventure with Sayfa International.

Here is my story in short:
Erasmus is my adventure of getting to know the world, languages, religions and myself. It will be empty no matter how much I explain. But my incredible journey, which I said will remain in me even if I don’t tell. For the journey that the narrated is missing, let’s start to explain 🙂
Dzień Dobry (Good morning)
My adventure to participate in Erasmus
I applied for the Erasmus program in 2016 and got into Hungary at Sezed University, but for some personal reasons I did not go. This year, I reapplied in 2017 and obtained the dream Erasmus+ scholarship at lodz university in lodz, Poland, and decided to go for a semester for six months. I was lucky. Even better, I would now be an Erasmus student in the city of Łódź (pronounced “Vuc”) in Poland.
Why Erasmus in Poland?
I met many students who have been to Poland before in the same mobility program. We talked about the situations which I will encounter and they ensured me that Poland’s warm people, currency, climate. Frankly, I had the opportunity to visit many countries easily due to the low currency that impressed me.
Suitcase adventure
Since it is a cold country, I stocked more than enough outfits including thick sweaters, coats, cardigans and gloves. My suitcase was very heavy. I recommend to newcomers to buy as little items as possible.
It’s time to travel
It was difficult to leave my beloved friends from Turkey in Bolu city from where I completed my Bachelor of Business Administration . But it’s harder to leave my dreams halfway through. I set off for Berlin-Tegel airport in Germany with anxiety and crazy questions in my head from the airport in Istanbul. I met new friends on the plane and they were going to the same city. After approximately 3 hours of plane travel in Berlin, Than again I traveled 6 hours by train and arrived in Lodz, where I would stay for 6 months. Thousands of faces around me that I don’t know them, stractures I’ve never seen, conversations I don’t understand.
We have aslo a long and funnu story here………………………I kept it for another day.
How did it start?
What kind of place? Are people friendly? How is the climate? How is my place to stay? Lots of questions ………………….. ???
Aah I read a lot of articles, why am I so worried before I go? Unbelievable questions in my head, tens of crowds passing by, anxiety mixed with regret… Yes, I came to Poland for Erasmus. I found myself in unfamiliar lives where I never knew.
A word I have never heard in my life, I was hearing a lot these days: Dzień Dobry
I was hearing a word that I had never heard in my life a lot these days. Dzień Dobry: It means “Hello, good morning, have a nice day” and sounds like “cin dobre”.
As if this word can only be used in Poland, it’s so warm and cute. Poland dzien dobry, dzien dobry would not be without Poland 🙂. For six months I was only able to learn this 🙂