The International Day for Tolerance, observed every year on November 16, is an occasion designated by the United Nations to promote understanding, acceptance, and harmony among people of diverse backgrounds, cultures, and beliefs. In an increasingly globalized world, the importance of tolerance cannot be overstated, as it serves as the foundation for peaceful coexistence, mutual respect, and unity within societies and across nations.

Last week me and one other volunteer started with our Language Classes for Amazonas Organisation. Noé from France was leading French classes on Tuesday (Online on Thursday) and Timo(me) the German Class on Monday (Wednesday online) and Conversational English Class on Tuesday at. So, you probably wonder how classes where like and what we did with our new language students, right?