a totally different world, ends up being part of your routine, so in a while, one adapts. Learning the customs and culture of another country is always a very important experience. A broad knowledge helps us to develop with people very different and makes you grow as a person.
It is easier to learn English in an English speaking country because you are all the time in contact with the language. I mean, if you are in other country you can try to communicate with someone and if he doesn’t understand you, you can try to communicate pointing things or with signs. Maybe it would be a little desperate not to understand anything at first but with time and practice, you can learn to speak English very well. •You can learn attending a course, too. Making a sentence and a test however, it will take
Personally, I believe that the necessity of fluent or daily communication leads to a possible improvement on a foreign language, basically because you surely could not survive without interacting with your environment, especially on a foreign place. So you eventually should get to adapt yourself to wherever you are living. In my case it only helped to increase my vocabulary, but travelling (for example) to the USA and having no idea of what the language is like, is not a good combination, it may get you into awkward
Although one doesn’t have a good academic performance, the experience of studying abroad will always be worth even if only because of living in another culture. MACARENA CÁCERES
more time. You can have the highest mark but you will learn the formal form to talk and it is more likely that in the country that you visit the people will speak an informal way. In conclusion, I think that is easier to learn English in an English speaking country because it is better trying to learn and make mistakes with someone who speaks the language all the time. LUDMILA BARRAZA
situations, and even annoying to both sides of the communication. My experience was good. It was easy to communicate, I felt confident although I had one or two cases in which I got nervous but nothing relevant actually. In travels like mine, you can encounter yourself with new words, meanings, accents and a whole bunch of new things that you may thing you already know, but in fact you probably ignore most of its real reasons.