Es hängt davon an was Sie studieren. You should speak to the student support office in your university, they probably have some connections with various organisations abroad, so may be able to help. Otherwise, I would directly contact organisations myself and see what the process of landing an internship would entail.

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Ihre Frage ist ziemlich undeutlich. Was über aufwachsen meinen Sie?

Your question is pretty vague. What about "growing up" do you specifically want to talk about?

The house one grow up in? The street one grow up on? The friends they had while growing up? The type of discipline they received from their parents?

It really could be anything. You have to narrow it down a bit, don't you think?

Sie müssen mehr spezifisch sein.

You must ____ on a train.

sit

stand

sleep

read

be quiet

be polite

have a valid ticket

not smoke

not drink alcoholic beverages

Does it have to be one word? Musst er einzeln Wort sein?

"Thank you gift" is how that would translate to English

Dear Sir or Madam

I am very grateful for the offer to study in Hong Kong.

I am interested in the cultural aspects of Asia. Hong Kong is known
as the "Gateway to Asia", and plays a decisive role in the world's national
economy. It would be a pleasure to study in such a dynamic
atmosphere.

The study journey to China wold be to travel between the words
broaden my Horizon (I am not sure what this means - ich verstehe nicht diesen Satz). China impresses me because of its deeply rooted culture
and lifestyle, which differ greatly from the German way of life.

I would be glad to make new friends from China, and be given the opportunity to share differences between our cultures.

A trip such as this to Hong Kong, would be a great opportunity for me to improve my academic knowledge, as well as my language skills.

I am looking forward to hearing from you and I would be pleased if you supported my plans.

"Face down To Guilty To be happy" makes no sense in English either. Der Satz macht keinen Sinn auch in Englisch, aber das ist weil, du hast ihn Falsch geschrieben.

You wrote the sentence incorrectly. It is meant to be "Face down Too guilty to be happy".

Your translation would be something like this: "Gesicht nach unten, zu schuldig, glucklich zu sein".

"Home is where the heart is" is probably one of the commonest English sayings about home.

Das ist wahrscheinlich eine der am häufigsten Englisch Sprüche über Heimat.

Everybody needs a best friend.  Good friends are people who/that you can always rely on. False friends can lie to you, however, good friends are always honest with you.Good friends can forgive each other, while false friends do not/cannot. Good friends are not ashamed of you or your appearance, while
false friends want nothing more to do with you (grammatically correct sentence, but it sounds very disconnected from the previous sentence).

Good friends do not replace you easily by anyone else. False friends want you to persuade to any matters to which you have no desire (I have no idea what this means, or what you were trying to say).

Good friends can sometimes argue and still remain best friends. False friends will abandon you for someone else, after an argument.