Where should learn english ?
- Initiateur de la discussion Ladymiss
- Date de début
The best way to learn is to practice and hear english. Start by listening and hearin english music. Watch english shows on TV (Lost, how I met your mother are very easy to undertand).
And even better, find english, or english speaking friends and practice with them.
ilioucha
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Find yourself an english speaking boyfriend. That's, by far, the most effective way to learn a language
Find yourself an english speaking boyfriend. That's, by far, the most effective way to learn a language
Haha.
Now, it could work for some but not for all.
I m sure it will
Why ? How come ? ........
Illioucha's advice :having an english speaking boyfriend .............
Find yourself an english speaking boyfriend. That's, by far, the most effective way to learn a language
mdrrrrrrrrrr the best way
Hello Everybody !
I speak english fluent : cool:
In my dreams
no problem you'll just have to meet blabilette ...........in your dreams
J'aurai bien aimé te répondre en anglais, mais j'ai malheureusement utilisé tous les mots que je connaissais
J'aurai bien aimé te répondre en anglais, mais j'ai malheureusement utilisé tous les mots que je connaissais
pas de problème non plus viens nous rejoindre dans l'autre post
cool... it seems like you already know a little english, so that's a good thing! if you're still a university student, i would suggest trying to meet some american/english/irish students who are studying at the same university as you.
from personal experience i can tell you that the problem with american students studying in other countries is that they have the tendency to stay with other americans and don't meet a lot of foreigners... so it would be nice to meet one and have language exchanges once or twice a week. plus an american would be happy to make real french friends
or if you don't want to do that, watching certain news channels works... read english books using a dictionary, listen to english songs etc.
at school, you have to learn it at "alc" american language center first or speak it with your friends. but the best way is: do writing or read some books to have a lot of bagage of informations, words and in the same time learn the grammar too.
quick question for the thread poster : what were you expecting from such a question , in such a place ? I would LOVE to understand
Ideas
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Why not simply take free English lessons online.For instance,http://www.anglaisfacile.com/
Good luck!
erm .. yes and no.
You'll get 'chatty' English ... which is okay, I suppose but proper grammatically correct English is much better and you don't get that from KFC...
erm .. yes and no.
You'll get 'chatty' English ... which is okay, I suppose but proper grammatically correct English is much better and you don't get that from KFC...
In that aim,reading novels or short stories(with a good dictionnary close to you) will certainly be more beneficial, at least for written English.And you'll probably improve your spoken English watching films.
I wish I could..
plus, one of the things that's putting me off is the thought of the whole stuff I have to go through (visa, proceedings, place where to go, what to do etc ...) it's the sort of experience you need to plan in advance to get the most of it ... and at the right moment, I just have no time for this ..
erm .. yes and no.
You'll get 'chatty' English ... which is okay, I suppose but proper grammatically correct English is much better and you don't get that from KFC...
There's nothing wrong with "chatty" english as long as proprer grammar is there
YouTube- Jeremy Irons - Why can't the English?
Espiegle69
Evil Halouf
You should run for a PVT which allows a one year length working visa to Canada, Australia or New Zealand...
Espiegle69
Evil Halouf
No, you need a green card to work in the U.S
it feels much more cosy here.
I didn't really understand what this meant when I initially read it, although I understood the literal meaning of all the words. Do you think your question does not seem to interest me a great deal ? is that what you're saying ?
your impression is certainely wrong.
Mounir8
Al 3AZ Oula KHOZ
There are several means to learn English. Please Find Below an Exhaustive list :
1 - Enroll to an english course
2 - Listen to Music in English and use a dictionary to translate words
3 - Website : Such as www.anglaisfacile.com
4 - Read Novels
5 - Find and english speaker and practice with him or with her
6 - Prepare and pass the TOEFL (Test Of English As A Foreign Language)
NEVER SAY DIE
1 - Enroll to an english course
2 - Listen to Music in English and use a dictionary to translate words
3 - Website : Such as www.anglaisfacile.com
4 - Read Novels
5 - Find and english speaker and practice with him or with her
6 - Prepare and pass the TOEFL (Test Of English As A Foreign Language)
NEVER SAY DIE
You probably meant "means of learning" or "ways to learn","enroll in an English course",didn't you?
Mounir8
Al 3AZ Oula KHOZ
Sorry Guys My english is not perfect. Please find below how i learned english :
1 - I took 3 english courses in Morocco
2 - I took 6 english courses in Canada
3 - I passed the TOEFL test with 80 %
4 - I did a Graduate Diploma In Management (Finance-Treasury) at McGill University
which is ranked number one in Canada
5 - Programe de Jumelage : This program allows you to meet with a person who speaks
english. Thus, you can share conversations with him and hang out.
I registered to this program twice. The first time I met with a guy from Toronto.
The second time I met with a lady from Cambodge
6 - Music : I listen a lot to music
7 - Reading : I read often english books especially in Finance & Management
8 - Website : www.anglaisfacile.com (It's really interesting).
Many Anglo-Saxon People told me that my english is very good. I realize that i should
improve it.
Cheers
Mounir
1 - I took 3 english courses in Morocco
2 - I took 6 english courses in Canada
3 - I passed the TOEFL test with 80 %
4 - I did a Graduate Diploma In Management (Finance-Treasury) at McGill University
which is ranked number one in Canada
5 - Programe de Jumelage : This program allows you to meet with a person who speaks
english. Thus, you can share conversations with him and hang out.
I registered to this program twice. The first time I met with a guy from Toronto.
The second time I met with a lady from Cambodge
6 - Music : I listen a lot to music
7 - Reading : I read often english books especially in Finance & Management
8 - Website : www.anglaisfacile.com (It's really interesting).
Many Anglo-Saxon People told me that my english is very good. I realize that i should
improve it.
Cheers
Mounir
good observation
are u a native english speaker ?
Lla a khouya,ana maghribi zaïd fi françà.English is not my motherlanguage and I've been learning it till highschool.Which means quite a long time ago...
a problem ? why ? what makes u think that ? i don't even know her !
i was joking with u , u 're not in the mood apparently ( i know it's late)
Well,I'm tired indeed.But the fact you have close pseudos and the joke about her made
me ask myself questions.I like it better when you're friends...