Do you think your teacher is superior?
I visited the United States at the end of April last year for a short week. This was my first journey to the States.
It was a fascinating experience.
I must truly confess that I had never ever met so many fantastic, friendly and helpful people in my life.
I was told that I arrived at the right spot - my destination was Austin, Texas, actually.
By the way, did you know that Austin is the Capital City of Live Music? Have you heard of the famous 6th Street where people go drinking, dining, partying? Brilliant atmosphere at night, I can tell you that.
I made some wonderful friends from Minnesota, Houston, California, New York and even from Dubai! We went out for dinner in this famous part of town and called in a very special seafood restaurant. The ambiance was rather peculiar. There was hardly any light. The waiter brought us a torch to be able to read the menucard. Apart from that, the evening was great and the food... OMG! The food was absolutely gorgeous! That's what I said to the waiter when he asked us how we had liked the dish. He just commented: "Now you're talking"
Anyway, literally all the Americans were extremely open as I mentioned but I had to face a little problem.
Guess what! I had a language barrier. What do I mean by that? I could hardly understand the people at the airport, at the hotel reception and the cafe.... I nearly lost all my confidence on my arrival.
I felt like YOU. I was like a real student. Oh my God! I couldn't believe it. Was I used to English accents only? Perhaps. Or I just lost the ability to follow SPEED. Yes, that is the biggest issue. SPEED. FAST NATURAL ENGLISH. And I'm teaching that all the time. "Come on students, fast, natural English, please.Get the rhythm."
Well, well, well.... maintaining your English is a life-long learning project.
I made a decision there and then. I will come back again. Soon. Or I'll go to England. And I'll go every year. ALONE. If you really want to develop your English, go to England or the States for at least a week and go there alone. This is the best practice.
Did you know that we can help you study in London or in Perth, Australia?
Go visit our website for updated information at http://www.londonstyle.hu/index.php?id=20
If you want to hear about the our partner school from somebody personally, then read this: http://www.londonstyle.hu/index.php?id=358
If you don't have time or money for learning abroad then come to the NYELVTUDÁS NAPJA on Saturday, 15th September and LEARN FOR FREE!
It was a fascinating experience.
I must truly confess that I had never ever met so many fantastic, friendly and helpful people in my life.
I was told that I arrived at the right spot - my destination was Austin, Texas, actually.
By the way, did you know that Austin is the Capital City of Live Music? Have you heard of the famous 6th Street where people go drinking, dining, partying? Brilliant atmosphere at night, I can tell you that.
I made some wonderful friends from Minnesota, Houston, California, New York and even from Dubai! We went out for dinner in this famous part of town and called in a very special seafood restaurant. The ambiance was rather peculiar. There was hardly any light. The waiter brought us a torch to be able to read the menucard. Apart from that, the evening was great and the food... OMG! The food was absolutely gorgeous! That's what I said to the waiter when he asked us how we had liked the dish. He just commented: "Now you're talking"
Anyway, literally all the Americans were extremely open as I mentioned but I had to face a little problem.
Guess what! I had a language barrier. What do I mean by that? I could hardly understand the people at the airport, at the hotel reception and the cafe.... I nearly lost all my confidence on my arrival.
I felt like YOU. I was like a real student. Oh my God! I couldn't believe it. Was I used to English accents only? Perhaps. Or I just lost the ability to follow SPEED. Yes, that is the biggest issue. SPEED. FAST NATURAL ENGLISH. And I'm teaching that all the time. "Come on students, fast, natural English, please.Get the rhythm."
Well, well, well.... maintaining your English is a life-long learning project.
I made a decision there and then. I will come back again. Soon. Or I'll go to England. And I'll go every year. ALONE. If you really want to develop your English, go to England or the States for at least a week and go there alone. This is the best practice.
Did you know that we can help you study in London or in Perth, Australia?
Go visit our website for updated information at http://www.londonstyle.hu/index.php?id=20
If you want to hear about the our partner school from somebody personally, then read this: http://www.londonstyle.hu/index.php?id=358
If you don't have time or money for learning abroad then come to the NYELVTUDÁS NAPJA on Saturday, 15th September and LEARN FOR FREE!
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