Although the school has been preparing its students for years to have the right basics of English, one can say that one truly knows the language only after having spent some time abroad, thus having the opportunity to put their skills into practice on a daily basis and to deal with the nuances that only a native speaker can “handle”. On the occasion of World English Language Daywhich occurs on April 23rd, let’s find out which are the best places to go for a study stay.
The best places to learn English
Want to treat yourself to one study holiday abroad to learn English really well? There are some places where you can certainly find “what you’re looking for”: obviously we start from the United Kingdom, home of what is considered standard English. It is the best place to learn the more formal English, the one – so to speak – spoken by the Royal Family. There are certainly among the top cities London, Manchester and Liverpool: here you can literally immerse yourself in English culture, so as to also learn the traditions, habits and customs of a very long-lived civilisation.
Without having to go too far, even theIreland offers interesting possibilities for students (or for those who simply want to get involved with English). Dublin and Cork are among the best-known cities, but you just need to go a little further to discover splendid pearls that you will always carry in your heart, thanks also to the warmth and welcome of the inhabitants. Did you know that also the South Africa Is it a great country to learn English? Although there are 11 official languages, this remains the favorite for everything related to exchanges with foreigners. Furthermore, the cost of living is much lower than in the UK and Ireland.
From Australia to Canada: the top places
If you want to get away a little and are willing to fly to the other side of the ocean, the possibilities become much wider. The classic destination for those who want to learn English? The United States, obviously: of course, thanks to the incredible melting pot of which the country has always been a proud supporter, the accents and dialects are truly numerous and it is not easy to juggle between them. But you will learn much more than classic standard English, also immersing yourself in slang that will catapult you into the daily life of an American. For the best cities, you are truly spoiled for choice: from New York to San Francisco, from Miami to Los Angeles: the limit is your desire for adventure (and the budget at your disposal).
Also excellent Canada, with a harsher climate and boundless natural panoramas: to learn good English, it is better to opt for English-speaking regions such as British Columbia and Alberta, so as to avoid French influences that can confuse those who have yet to learn the language well. If you are not afraid of difficult challenges, theAustralia it might be right for you: the rigid bureaucracy at the entrance and the need for a substantial budget are not within everyone’s reach. But you can experience a simply breathtaking adventure. Finally, the New Zeland: the dream landscapes you will have seen The Lord of the Rings they will give you an unforgettable experience.
