Describe the country where you do your internship.

Malta is a very beautiful and old island. Therefore you see a lot of big and old buildings. The streets are sometimes very narrow, especially where I live, you need to walk very closely to the walls of houses when there is a car passing buy or sometimes this is not even possible. When I go somewhere I try to remember certain places or buildings I passed, so I can find my way back. This is something you need to do, because of the narrow one way streets it can be like a maze. This is really the case in the area where I live, Lija.
When I go to work I first need to walk to the bus stop for something like 5 till 10 minutes. There wait for the bus to Valletta. I do not need to wait for a long time, because almost all the busses go to Valletta. The maximum waiting time is 15 minutes, but mostly I only need to wait 5 minutes. In Valletta there is a bus terminal, so all the busses from the island come to this place. There I will take bus 11 to my internship company, Gutenberg Press. The bus stops at the opposite of the road, which is very busy. Then I need to walk closely against the wall, so that the cars will not hit me, because they drive really fast and a bit crazy. This reminds me a lot of Cyprus.
At the company I do mostly office work, so I spend a lot of time behind my laptop doing research. The working hours of the company are the same as in Holland here I also start at 8 in the morning and finish at 5 in the afternoon. Then a lady from my work mostly drops me of at a bus stop, because otherwise I need to wait a long time at the bus stop near my work, like 30 till 45 minutes. When she drops me off at the other one I only need to wait 5 minutes, so I am home 30 or 45 minutes earlier. This also shows that the inhabitant of Malta are really nice. When you ask them a question or for help they will always try to help you the best way they can.
The biggest difference between the Netherlands and Malta is that Malta is a lot cheaper. For example in the Netherland for the bus I pay € 1,60 and here in Malta I need to pay € 0,47. Another difference is that the people are a lot more relaxed and helpful than Dutch people. For example you would never find someone in Holland who would walk with you to your house in the other direction that they need to go to, because you have to carry a lot of bags. A disadvantage is that in Malta many things are not as organised as in Holland. For example the traffic. There are traffic lights, but mostly there are no lines on the road, so when you need to cross you need to be very careful. When you want to go and visit something or you have an appointment you go to the bus stop and you just need to wait until the right bus comes, because there is no website on which you can find the exact time schedules.