Each one of us realizes, in a different stage of our lives, that learning a second (sometimes third) language is a must-do activity. Some of us do it with pleasure, some totally hate it. Here I will present you with some interesting facts about language learning.
Studying abroad is a once-in-a-lifetime experience that will enrich you as a young individual. If you are one of those who have chosen Malaga as your next study abroad destination read these 10 things you must do when you study Spanish in Malaga.
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What often comes to mind when we hear the phrase study abroad are excitement, fun, travel, and party. But students who are going to study abroad must think beyond this. The first thing that is of utmost importance is how to stay safe in a country in which you are a stranger.
Unfortunately, many students that are going to study abroad are making some crucial mistakes. Here I will give several tips on how to get the best experience by avoiding these study abroad mistakes.
Spanish is a language that is spoken by almost 500 million people worldwide. To be able to speak Spanish means to be able to make many friends worldwide, expand your career opportunities and to be able to travel worldwide without being afraid that you cannot communicate with the locals.
We all know that we Brits love a cup of tea, but since when did 'not my cup of tea' mean to dislike something? All this and a lot more is explained in the infographic below. Don't get your knickers in a twist, it's really quite simple to follow.
People with a flair for languages are blessed as the talent of speaking various international languages comes with its own set of perks. Having multiple languages in your repertoire opens doors around the world and language hobbyists will be more than thrilled to identify the vast career options available to them.
We all know the many reasons to study and live abroad, and besides the usual benefits of language acquisition, cultural immersion and expanding horizons, what does living abroad actually do for us?