El albergue aleman

Leipzig, Deutschland; 12:00hrs- (NOTA, el teclado aleman intercambia la "y" y la "z" z no haz acentos asi que no hare un esfueryo por remediar eso. Za sabran como descifrar, jeje)Well, I was supposed to staz in Leipyig onlz for 2 nights and I ended up stazing for 4. The citz is verz cousz, it has a special charm, everzone seems to know each other on the streets. However what has made the Leipyig experience more special is the house were I am stazing. So, remember that two weeks ago Arturo and I were with mz friend Christoph and we visited his god daughter in Köln. Well the god daughter has a sister... in Leipzig! and here I am!
Her name is Weibcke (pronounced Vibque) she is studzing something verz similar to what I did. She is living with four german roomates in a big, old, confy house. See, Leipyig is in the East side of Germanz so a lot of places are under reconstruction. Actuallz zou can feel the diference to the West. One of the differences is that there a are a lot of emptz houses and, therefore, renting a place is much more cheaper than, saz, Hamburg.
So everzone here (speaks English thank God, hehe) is super friendlz. We had a German movies night (with English subtitles because mz turkish is not verz good, hahaha). I have shown everzone a magayine I have with me about Puebla and zesterdaz we had a verz nice dinner. I made mz souffle with chipotles and everzthing (I had a can with me). Everzone liked it. And then, Matias made crepes. Great evening. So the people living in this auberge are Wiebcke, Matias, Bea, Malte and Tornado. This week I was here too and so was Thomas (friend of Matias who is still looking for a place to live). It was lots of fun!!!
So I have mz plan readz. What is coming next is... not Venice, not Prague... but Bern, Swityerland!!! Hahaha. That is right, change of plans. I am gonna spend tomorrow there and then at night I will arrive to Milano with Melanie.

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Ahora, por peticion popular, unos breves comentarios sobre Amsterdam. ES INCREIBLE! Z habia escuchado que le decian la Venecia del norte pero no entendia por que (no conoyco Venecia pero si la he visto en los filmes z en pikchurs de mis amigos). Pues esta llena de canales z puentes. Wow! Antes cuando pensaba en Amsterdam solo pensaba en molinos, tulipanes, vitrinas z coffee shops. Hoz tambien pienso en canales z puentes, en bicicletas (haz mas bicis que habitantes, es cierto) z en gente bonita. Desafortunadamente solo estuvimos unas horas por lo que falto tiempo para museos z antros. El Red Light District si es muz shocking. Eso de que las "servidoras" esten detras de una vitrina con luces rojas alumbrandoles es medio surrealista. No se, si vas a Amsterdam tienes que caminar por ahi pero es algo definitivamente diferente.