Learn English in Dublin
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Learn English in Dublin
Hello everybody,
I'm a french student and I'm going to Irlande next week. I need to improve my english and I would like to integrate an English language school.
Do you have any advices? Which is the best one?
Looking forward to reading answers from you soon?
Paul
I'm a french student and I'm going to Irlande next week. I need to improve my english and I would like to integrate an English language school.
Do you have any advices? Which is the best one?
Looking forward to reading answers from you soon?
Paul
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PA - sorry, but i really think that you are in the wrong place.
the vast majority of posters here have english as their first language, and I've never seen a thread about learning english in England, let alone in Ireland.
the vast majority of posters here have english as their first language, and I've never seen a thread about learning english in England, let alone in Ireland.
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Hello everybody,
I was in Dublin for 2 weeks and I really had a great time. For people who are interested in studying English in Dublin, I was in the school "Learn English in Dublin" and I totally recommand it.
Hoping that will help another foreign student.
Best regards.
PA
I was in Dublin for 2 weeks and I really had a great time. For people who are interested in studying English in Dublin, I was in the school "Learn English in Dublin" and I totally recommand it.
Hoping that will help another foreign student.
Best regards.
PA
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thanks, Padraig.
i shall ignore the implied insult regarding my existing ability to speak it.
I do wonder about the meaning of the OP's last sentence, "enjoy Dublin friends" - is it a command? to whom? to do what?
was punctuation part of the course?
i shall ignore the implied insult regarding my existing ability to speak it.
I do wonder about the meaning of the OP's last sentence, "enjoy Dublin friends" - is it a command? to whom? to do what?
was punctuation part of the course?
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Are you still sitting by the phone waiting to be summoned to our aid?
Yes, but I never thought I would have to teach Joyce to the Irish. This is most disconcerting.
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One of my professors in graduate school was one your own Denis Donoghue. A brilliant, brilliant man with great insight but stated it in prose that induced somnambulism. He knew many of the mid-twentieth century influential Irish and English writers but his ability to convey his thoughts in a crisp and entertaining manner was never transferred.
I am going out for a walk now, so please leave a message and state your intention and phone number slowly and clearly, so those who are not Irish can comprehend your needs.
Yes, but I never thought I would have to teach Joyce to the Irish. This is most disconcerting.
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One of my professors in graduate school was one your own Denis Donoghue. A brilliant, brilliant man with great insight but stated it in prose that induced somnambulism. He knew many of the mid-twentieth century influential Irish and English writers but his ability to convey his thoughts in a crisp and entertaining manner was never transferred.
I am going out for a walk now, so please leave a message and state your intention and phone number slowly and clearly, so those who are not Irish can comprehend your needs.
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We Irish can solve problems in a creative way. Getting Denis Donoghue to go to America was a relief to many students in University College, Dublin (the successor institute to that in which James Joyce studied) while simultaneously making a contribution to lessening a disturbing American tendency to hyperactivity (things like "doing" nine countries in fifteen days).
Don't worry about going for walks: the phone isn't going to ring. You didn't notice that I never asked for your number.
Don't worry about going for walks: the phone isn't going to ring. You didn't notice that I never asked for your number.