Informal Email Oriol G

INFORMAL LETTER

Dear Sarah,

How are you? I hope that things are going perfect around there. First of all, I would like to thank your parents for letting me stay in your house, it has been a while since you ended the exchange and left Barcelona and I miss you, I also miss Alfred and the other boys, they were hilarious. I’m very nervous as my departure is in three days, so close by that I cannot take it out of my head.

I had never been there so I expect to see weird stuff as soon as I jump out of the plane. They say that Sydney has a beautiful coast line (I can’t wait to scuba dive through the great barrier reef) and that the opera house is magnificent. I also hope to see at least one koala there and it would be great to see more of the exotic fauna like platypus or kangaroos, here the most exotic thing is Umberto, you surely remember him. I’m sure that you will take me to wonderful places that only locals know and that you will feed me with the local gastronomy.

Anyway I will leave all the planning to you boys like we did here in Barcelona, I miss the boys so I hope we can make fond memories as we did here. I truly miss you.

Lots of love

Antonio

informal email- Martí A.E

Dear Sarah,

Thanks so much for your email. It was so good to hear from you. I’m really sorry not to have been in touch earlier but I’ve been up to my eyes preparing for my exams.

What great news that you’ve invited me to spent some time with you in Sidney. First of all, I can’t be more excited to go again to one of my favourite cities. Another thing I would like to ask you is about what to do if I want to go to the famous opera. I don’t know how everything works there neither if you would like to go with me. Well, I’m giving to this future trip too much thought and there’s nothing in what I’m more interested right now.

Anyway, I hope that’s helped give you a few ideas. Do write back as soon as you can - I’d like to hear all the details of your plans.

Jack.

INFORMAL EMAIL - Laura Celaya

Hi Sarah,

How are you? How are you spending your holidays?

I’m so excited to go to Australia, but I’m also a little nervous about meeting you again and for flying in another country. Moreover, it will be the first time that I will be flying alone and I’m a bit overwhelmed, but I’m sure all will be fine.

Since I knew that I would be going there during the summer I have also been searching for exciting things to do such as hang out at the beach, visit the Royal Botanic Gardens or, if it’s possible, I’d love to take some surf classes. Although, you have probably planned a lot of activities and, even though I hope you’ve found my proposals interesting, I’m sure that we will have a great time together as well as with your family doing whatever we finally choose to do. 

Well, I’d better go now as I´ve homework to do for tomorrow.

I can't wait to see you soon!

Best wishes,

Laura

Informal letter- Àlex Domínguez

Dear Pol,

How are you? I hope you and your family are well and you’re dealing well with this situation.

I’ve been too busy at the hospital trying to deal with the problem but we haven’t discovered too much about the virus and we are quite far from create a vaccine.

When the alarm state ceases, would you like to play paddle or something like that.

Anyway, I must go and get on with my work! See you soon.

Best wishes,

Àlex

Informal letter - Paula Gómez

Hi sarah, 

How's it going ?, I'm sorry for not having written to you before but with all the subject of the studies I don't have almost time.

I am very happy to be with you in Australia and I hope to improve my English
I have been looking at places in Australia that I would love to go to, for example, the zoo to see koalas and kangaroos, or visit the great barrier reef, which I have been told is incredible.

I would also like to visit the city of Melbourne, so I can see the big difference between the city of Barcelona and Melbourne.

And above all I want to learn your culture, your customs, your food, the celebrations that you do...

I am sure we will have a great time together,  see you soon!

Informal Email_Raúl Sotodosos

Option 1: Informal Email

Hi Sarah,

How’s it going? I’m so busy these weeks.

I had just thinking about the week I will be with you and your family and I want to plan all the activities we will do together.

I would want to go eat at a restaurant which cook traditional Australian food.
Also I would like to go to see emblematic monuments and museums. For example, the Sidney Opera House. And go to the zoo, to see kangaroos and koalas.

Furthermore, I want to go out any night with you and go to a club to dance. And to meet Sidney’s night.

Hope everyone and everything are well.

See you soon!

Raúl.

Informal Letter_Marc Marin

INFORMAL  LETTER

Hello Johan,
How are you? Sorry for not answering you for long, but we are in quarantine and we have many difficulties. As you told me you didn't have Facebook, I'm going to help you.

First of all, you must install Facebook because this tool allows speaking with people all over the world and wherever you want and when you want.Also, you can receive news about everything, but you have to be careful because there are fake news.

Secondly, you should know that in Facebook you can play lots of video games with your friends and call them while you play. So we can play together!

I hope some of my suggestions help you. I have to leave now, if you need something tell me.

Take care,
Marc

Informal letter - Aida Candelas

Hi Sarah,

How about everything for Asutralia? I hope all this very well and that you and your family also. I am very excited by the trip to your country and also to meet your family, because I love to travel and meet new cultures and new countries.

I’ve been reporting on Australia and it looks like an amazing and very beautiful country, I would like to see kangaroos and koalas as in Spain there are not. Apart from the animals I would also love to see the different sites of Sydney, starting with the most emblematic and then the most daily.

I would also like to see the surrounding villages and go to the mountain to connect more with nature. And also to explain to me about the different cultural traditions of Australia to learn about your culture besides learning and improving your language.

Well as you can see I’m really excited to go, see you soon !

Informal letter_Javier Hidalgo

Hello Sarah,

I'm glad you care how I'm doing in Australia.

Let me start telling you on how my experience in Australia .I have been learning a lot about Australia and especially about it's culture. The first thing I explain to you is that I am living with a host family where they are taking good care of me and I am ready to discover this country.

What I have learned in Australia is that their hours are very different from ours, I have also learned a lot of English, which I needed from that. Another thing I have learned here in Australia is to know how to dance a Haka, I have also learned to cook typical Australian dishes and get used to living the way the Asutralians live.

Anyway, I still have to learn a lot about Australia!I hope to visit you soon.

Best wishes,

Jones

 

Informal letter - Nicolás Martínez

Dear Jack,

How is going the quarantine week? I have not written to you before. Things have been quite busy these days. I am actually writing you because all friends told me you don't have a Facebook account.

Create a Facebook account has a lot of advantages and some disadvantages such as share funny things with all your friends, posting what are you doing and chatting whoever you want to chat with, do video calls with whoever. The principal disadvantage of Facebook is that it uses open profiles so that everyone can see yours, but they it has been added the possibility to block any account you want to not let them see your account or contact with your.

What do you think about my proposal?

Write me.

See you soon, 

Nico

informal email - Oriol García

Hi Sarah,

How are you? I hope good, I'm Johnny Mepeino, the guy who have been invited to spend some time with your family.

In my stay in Australia I want to see lots of things, whereas I meet you and your family.
But what I want to see aboveall is the way of living there, and see the country as if it were just another countryman.

I'm very excited to meet you, aside also to be honest I want to see the Sydney Opera House, because it was in nemo.

A hug,

Your future friend, Johnny Mepeino.

Informal letter- Xavier Roca

Hi Sarah

How's all going? Thank you for sending your invitation to spend some time with you in your country. I'm really excited about visiting australia and know more about your culture, and this days I'm doing a list of things to visit there.

The main reason of this trip is to learn english, because it's really important for my future and I need it however there are a wide ranges of places and habits that I would like to learn from the australians. And also take a look on the famous kangaroo and if it's possible try to ride one of them.

As for the meals I love trying new dishes and I've heared that australia has a really good gastronomy and I would be really pleased if I could try some of your best meals.

Anymay, I must dash now, I have to leave because I'm arriving late at my football training. Drop me a line soon

Best Wishes

Xavi

Informal Email - Núria Fernández

Hi Sarah!

How are you? I’m really excited about your invitation and very thankful for that.

Australia, as you know, it’s a place I really love and where I want to travel since I was little. During this experience I think I would improve my level of English, especially my pronunciation and vocabulary. Furthermore, there I would learn about your culture and about your way of thinking, I think that because I live so far of Australia and the daily basis can change.

However, I will miss my family and friends, also my home and way of living. But that can help me to be more independent and social.

I really want that arrive the day of the travel and see you and your nice family.

Cheers,

Núria.

Informal letter - Eric Ferrer

Hi Sarah,

How are you? I hope you are great. I’m writing to let you know that I'm excited to be coming to Australia, with you and your family, the next summer.

I've never been to Australia, so I'm very nervous to discover everything. I've been thinking about what I will could do there, with or without you, but I prefer that be with you. For exemple: I would like to visit monuments and beautiful places of the city, we can go to the Opera House or to Harbour Bridge.
I've wanted to learn surf ever and I think Australia is the best place to do it. I expect to lern to live without my parents and to live away from my comfort zone. The most important thing, I expect to improve my English.

Anyway, will be great whatever we do. I hope to hear from you soon.

Best wishes,

Eric Ferrer.

informal email - GUILLEM BRUNET

Informal email

Dear Sarah,

Thank you for your invitation to spend some time with you and your family!
How are you doing? I'm so excited about visiting Sydney,
and that makes a lot of questions in my head.

First of all, what can I expect to learn there? It is an important question for me because
all the trips I have done, left in me some kind of knowledge. For example when I went to Mexico,
I learnt about Mayan culture and when I went to Peru I learnt about Inca culture.

I don't know to much about Australia history that's why I don't know what to expect. I believe that
I can learn about the tipic flora and fauna but I'm eager to know more about ancient cultures.

But we'll you'll tell me what we can visit when the time comes. My last question would be, what's
the weather like? I don't know what to bring to not overload my suitcase.

Anyway, I must dash now. Drop me a line soon and let me know all the information you can
give me.

Best wishes,

Guillem Brunet

Informal letter- Ariadna Lacruz

Hi Sarah,

How are things? All well I hope. I’m Àfrica, the girl who will spent some time with you and your family soon.

In my trip to  Sydney I would like to learn a lot of English, a new culture, learn from you and your family, and visit a lot of cities in Australia. A lot of people talks very good of Australia and I want to see it with my eyes, especially Byron Bay and Brisbane and admire the sea landscapes.

Anyway, I’m very excited to meet you, and be good friends.

See you soon

All the best, Àfrica

Informal letter - Adrià López

Hi Sarah,

How's all going? Sorry for not seeing all the messages you sent me, but I haven't got time because I'm doing a list of things to do in Australia.

First of all, I've seen a place that I can't definitely miss, the Opera House. Since the moment I saw it, I knew I had to go there sightseeing to learn the history of the building. Also, as you told me, I'd like to learn to ride a kangaroo as it is utterly popular in Australia, isn't it?

As for the food, I've seen some dishes such as grilled koala that look delicious and I'm keen on learning to cook it. So don't forget to teach me how the kitchen works.

Anyway, I must dash now. I have to take my dog out. Call me!

Adrià

Informal email - David Moreno

Hi Steve,

It’s been a while since our last contact. I’ve been too busy with homework and I couldn’t write you but how is the quarantine du to COVID-19 going?  I know that you’re reluctant to use Facebook because of the fear of losing intimacy and spending too much time on it, but I’ll try to persuade you to install Facebook because I think it could be a good tool to be more in contact with me and the group as this week you’ve been a bit isolated.

With Facebook you will be able to chat with your friends, the conversation would be more fluid than with email because we look more often Facebook. You will also be able to share your day, photos, news, etc. with friends. I know that privacy is important to you, but I’ve never had any problem. You are free to post only the things that you want.

Hope to see you soon,

David

Informal letter - Albert Fradejas

INFORMAL LETTER

Hi, John!

How are you? I’ve hears that you are thinking about joining Facebook, but you are reluctant because of the idea of losing intimacy and wasting your time.

Since you told me you are not sure what to do, I’m going to give you some help.

First of all, you absolutely need to install Facebook because it’s a good and easy tool that can help you on knowing what is happening around you: news, sports, premieres…But you have to be careful, not all the information given is reliable. There are lots of fake news!

Secondly, Facebook is a main way of free entertaining. You can play games with your friends, do polls or find new people that you may be interested in. I understand that you don’t want to spend too much time on this but that’s up to you. You are able to choose (in settings menu) how much time you want to spend on the app.

I hope some of my suggestions will proof useful to you. Maybe someday you could stop by my house and tell me your impressions.

Take care,

Fredy.

Informal email - Ari Johera

Hello Sarah!

I don’t have a lot of time to write but I want to talk a little be with you to tell you the things that I expect to learn in Sydney.

I believe that all will go well. I'm very nervous about starting this journey. Moreover, going to Sydney and living there for a while would be a dream fulfilled for me. I want to catch the flight right now and go there. And, what’s about you, Sarah?

I think you will have some of the activities that we're going to do planned, but if I have to choose something that I would expect, it’s learning more English specifically improving my accent. In addition, I would like to taste the typical food of Sydney and I would like to visit the city.

I'm sure we'll have a great time together.

See you soon!

Informal email - David Lázaro

Hi John,
How have you been lately? Sorry, I haven't written for so long, but we are all suffering difficult days with the quarantine and I'm quite busy. I'm talking to all my friends through Facebook but as you don't have this app, I have to write to you by email. It would be nice downloading Facebook so we could speak better.
Having Facebook means being able to share photos and messages with your friends and also being able to create a group with all your friends. Otherwise, I have to tell you the main disadvantage of this app. This is, that all accounts are open to everyone and therefore all people can see your profile.
Let me know what you think about it. Looking forward to hearing from you.
Write soon!
David

Informal Email - David Dellunde

Hi Sarah,

How have you been lately? Thank you for inviting me to spend time with your family in Sydney! I can’t believe how long it’s been since we last met! I wanted to enumerate the most important things I want to learn during my stay.

First of all, taking advantage of your language, I would like to improve my level of English knowing our accent, get speaking fluency and learn native vocabulary.

Respecting tourism, I’ve wanted to see Australian’s spectacular flora and fauna cause Australia it’s one of the most ecological countries. Look Kangaroos, koalas, dingoes, etc. Furthermore, we can see the Sydney Opera House I saw on a television show the other day and I fell in love with its structure.

Finally, I want to help the coronavirus suffers, as you know, I’m a nurse entitled and I heard that there they are having a bad time.

Anyway, Lots of love to you and your family. See you soon!

Best wishes,

David

Informal letter - Ismael Argemí

INFORMAL LETTER

Ismael Argemí Fernández

Might Street, 55

Barcelona, Spain, 99999

21/03/2020

Dear Mark;

Hi! How have you been this quarantine week? I'm sorry I haven't written to you in a while. Things have been quite tied-up these days. Anyway, I do have something to discuss with you considering the situation we are living these days. I'm actually writing you cause Paul told me you don't have a Facebook account and I think it could be great if you had one.

Having a Facebook account has many advantages such as being able to share funny things with all your friends, posting what are you doing and chatting whoever you want to chat with. The main disadvantage is that Facebook uses open profiles so that everyone can see yours, but they have created a solution for that, it has been added the possibility to block any account you want to not let them see your account.

Let me know what do you think about my proposal, I hope to hear back from you soon!

All the best,

Ismael

Informal email_Carla Ortiz

Hi Lucy,

How's it going? Sorry I haven’t been in touch for months but I've been really busy with my exams.

You remember that on Facebook there're the profiles of the teachers that we had in primary. The other day, I was talking with your little brother and he told me that you didn't have Facebook. But I realized that being on social media takes away privacy, you're more aware of what the people do, you use more the mobile and there’re many fake news.

Has a lot of advantages too, you can meet people who haven't known anything for a long time, meet new people, find out everything that happens in the world also it's hard to get bored when you use it.

I hope this has helped you get Facebook, if you are careful it can be a helpful social network.

See you soon on Facebook, I hope!

Carla

Informal email (Option 1)_ Sara Cambero

Hi Sarah,

How’s it going? Sorry, I haven't had much time to write to you, I've been very busy with exams!

I’m very excited to take the plane to go to Australia with you and your family! At the beginning, when you invited me and your family, I wasn't sure if I was going to go there alone since it will be my first time traveling alone, but my family told me it was an incredible opportunity. There is still a week for me to go there, but I already have the suitcase, the passport and the plane tickets prepared.

                                                  

I look forward to going there to improve my English and come back with an accent like a good Australian. I also really want to learn your culture, your customs, your food, celebrations that you do, like for example your water carnival.

One sport that I am very excited to learn during my stay there, is surfing, since I have been told that Australia has incredible waves to surf, and above all discover the Pacific Ocean, be able to snorkel and see sharks and all kinds of fish.

So, hope everyone’s doing well, let’s meet up soon.

See you soon!

Informal letter- Helena Gadella

Option 1:

Dear Hannah, 

I’m Laura and I will go to Australia, the next week.I think that I will live in your house,

I just want to thank you and talk to meet us. I'll introduce myself,I’m 17 and I’m from Barcelona, it is a beautiful city. 

First of all,I have decided travel to Australia because I love surf and the animals in specials the Koalas and Kangaroos.In addition,I found out about the fire that happened last month, and I'd love to help. 

I love nature and I love plants. My mother is a florist and has taught me to take care of them, for that reason, I think it would be of great help.

Second of all, I have decided travel to Australia because I consider myself an adventurous person, although I don't speak much English, I am willing to learn.

I am looking forward to meeting you, if one day you want to come to Barcelona they will be well received.

         

                                                                                                       

 A kiss,

 Helena

Informal email-carlos Ballester

Informal email-Carlos Ballester

Hi Sarah,

How are you?     I’m writing to say that the things I expect. First of all, for me live in Australia is very different because is in the opposite side of the earth and there are many hour of flight, but the people say that the water turn backwards, hahaha.

Seriously I expect manly learn a lot of English, but this is my objective and will serve me for work in international business. Also I hope visit the different cities hoy Sydney and visit the opera, Melbourne and go to the gold coast for to take a bath. And I like Know the traditions more typical in each country. Finally, I hope they like me at Jones.

Hope to hear from you soon Sarah,

Bye,

Carlos Ballester