stephania
12-24-2008, 03:33 AM
Hello travelers! Want to learn Swedish? You would think that it will be very hard to find a place to study it, but it's actually not that difficult to find a 'språkkurs' (http://www.blueberrysprak.nu/studieorter.asp) that is fun to attend. My cousin wanted to work in Sweden and had to learn it for that job. He attended a course for a few months, works there now for a half year and is still improving his Swedish!
After his stories I went to a 'sprachschule in Australien' (http://www.prolinguis.ch/Sprachaufenthalt-Laender/de/40/australien.html) to keep up my English. It's really fun to do, even you have to learn and go to school. I didn't expect that much from going abroad, but after my cousins and my experience, I'm going to search for another of those 'sprachreisen' (http://www.esl.ch/de/sprachaufenthalte-erwachsene-studenten-sprachreisen.htm) to attend!
After his stories I went to a 'sprachschule in Australien' (http://www.prolinguis.ch/Sprachaufenthalt-Laender/de/40/australien.html) to keep up my English. It's really fun to do, even you have to learn and go to school. I didn't expect that much from going abroad, but after my cousins and my experience, I'm going to search for another of those 'sprachreisen' (http://www.esl.ch/de/sprachaufenthalte-erwachsene-studenten-sprachreisen.htm) to attend!