outu lintu as a weird bird. Yesterday in the sauna after training I met a girl who told me I can use this expression in Finnish for a weird person. Well, I guess I should use it for myself: Mä oon outu lintu..
in Finnish the letter 'ä' is pronounced as an 'a-e' mixture. I was joking about it yesterday because the instructor was pronouncing it so clearly that if she would tell me a text that I should have been writing down I guess I could have done it correctly. I asked her after class how she says it and then I asked if I'm telling it good and she and 2 other Finnish person told me that for them it sounds correct so I shouldn't be worrying about my pronunciation..

Today I was thinking about next year and that I don't really wanna meet anyone new except my friends I have because they're good and I'm really not a social person. For sure it'll be super weird to speak only in Hungarian so I'll try to get into contact with the Erasmus students. At least for sure they won't speak too much in Hungarian.. As for Finnish I'll try to skype, though I have no idea whom and how- but will see.
well I still have a month to think about it.
And nowadays I'm really pissed off some people. There is this instructor who -I have no idea why- thinks that she can do anything, meaning she can stand wherever she wants even if someone was standing already in a spot she just jumps 5 cm next to or in front of the other. And today one of her instructor friend came and she jumped the same way but in front of me. When she was looking for a spot to stay she looked  at me and I was just about to go a bit backwards (because I didn't wanted to kick her during class) she told me to stay there because it was originally my spot, so at least she understands that there are other human beings on planet not only she and her friends. (anyways I let her stay after this kindness next to the rude instructor and I was hoping she would kick her..) Well next time if I'll see this rude instructor for sure I'll stand next to her but so close that if she would comment on it it'll be enough to say: "thank you master I learned this from you!"