Nature camp and Adris with insects :D

みんなさん！¡Hola, cuánto tiempo! アドリスです👋

私もネイチャーキャンプ行きました！すごい楽しかったです！

みんなめっちゃ多言語でやった、いっぱい虫出会った！！私のペンション、アメリカ人と韓国人いるっただからいっぱい英語と韓国語話した！みんなすごい仲間たちでになあった。

そしてthe girl from America her dad is Mexicano and her mom is Japanese! So she can speak little bit of Spanish and a lot of Japaneseすごいですねー！

So I could speak with her in 3 語 languages!👇

私一番楽しかった物は沢登り! Everyone was so much fun and the water was soooooooo 冷たい！ BUT It was a really really 本当に재밌었어요!

I was happy to share my language with people from all over the world, and they share their language as well!

¡Me gustaría que más socios de Hippo México puedan venir a Nature Camp! Estar con personas bien buena onda que te hablan y te dicen “hola, こんにちは, สวัสดี” en cualquier idioma está muy padre, además estando en la naturaleza de 日本 es un tiempo muy muy bueno.

まった次のネイチャーキャンプ行きたい!

謝謝!!!👏

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