In the evening, after dinner, the immigrants came to the temporary school.
Voices of reading aloud came from the school.
"Danke!" (Thank you)
"Danke!"
"Auf Wiedersehen!" (Goodbye)
"Auf Wiedersehen!"
...
The makeshift school was packed with people "diligently" learning German.
"When you receive help from others, you should express gratitude by saying Danke. Now repeat after me." Loros Ryan addressed the students.
"Danke!"
"Dànkè!"
Apart from the Germans and some Austrian-Hungarian immigrants, the rest of the immigrants basically didn't speak German.
Now they were forced to attend classes in cramped classrooms.
Students were divided into different classes according to their languages, and even many illiterate old Austrian-Hungarian farmers became teachers.
Mainly responsible for the immigrants within Austria-Hungary who only spoke local dialects.
