Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums

[DreamingCanada]

To learn a language the way natives speak it ... going to that country is the best thing you can do. I know it sounds simple, but the experience you gain, pronounciation, confidence, and practical lessons you learn can't be gained from studying from a book.
I know it sounds easy, but you can even go for a short stay, for example 3 months and you will notice a difference in your speaking ability. It all comes down to your desire an work ethic. I would recommend going to a homestay and school at the same time. You get to practice your English with a native family and apply what you have learned in school. It also saves on costs and you can get "settled in" to your new country quicker.
_________________
Come Study in Beautiful Vancouver, Canada!
www.dreamingcanada.com

[ryofromjapan]

How are you getting on?
Now,I'm studying English in Australia.
I just came here about 1 week ago.so, my English is terrible.sorry.
As you told, studying in overseas is a most efficiant way to study English.
I'm in homestay now. And I'm learning many things about English.
But, there is a ploblem. My host mom often go out for dinner friends.
I always feel loneliness.
It's time to finishi our class. see ya!!

[stellara]

yes, you're right! i wanna go to australia or ireland after receiving my degree. i just don't know when and how long.. can anyone recommend a length? i thought about 4-6 weeks, because i want to study afterwards and i can't go for more than three/four month. and it's expensive, too..

greets
_________________
Don't cry because it's over - smile because it happened!

MOKEY ROCKS!!!