Maganga Moussavou Yoan, 23, from Gabon in west Africa is one of just two students who are currently at the University of Münster on the basis of the ’Erasmus with Partner Countries’ programme.
Maganga Moussavou Yoan, 23, from Gabon in west Africa is one of just two students who are currently at the University of Münster on the basis of the 'Erasmus with Partner Countries' programme. WWU - Brigitte Heeke Maganga Moussavou Yoan , 23, from Gabon in west Africa is one of just two students who are currently at the University of Münster on the basis of the "Erasmus with Partner Countries" programme. A student of German, he is due to return to his home country in August. Brigitte Heeke spoke to him about his interest in the German language and about the special features of the online semester. At Münster University, there are a lot of students studying German. Is it normal, or rather unusual, to study German in Gabon? German is offered as a subject at school - and I learned it at high school - but overall there's not much interest in learning German. There's the impression that Germans are strict, and people are still a bit afraid because of Germany's role in two world wars.
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