only english

**wanna_a_shape** · 25-09-2008, 16:23:16

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Gal, if you are worried about talking in english language, you could talk and talk and talk also in other country, such as Netherlands or Greece.

France is apart, because of their stupid nationalism...

I think that only in Italy and few countries people doesn't speak english fluently.
Do you remember Albertone Sordi in that movie where he was going to pass an language exam ?

well, it's not exactly the same...talking to a native English person is totally different, because they speak in a way that is totally different from the way people who got English as a second language do

**simonLA** · 25-09-2008, 16:26:58

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Gal, if you are worried about talking in english language, you could talk and talk and talk also in other country, such as Netherlands or Greece.

France is apart, because of their stupid nationalism...

I think that only in Italy and few countries people doesn't speak english fluently.
Do you remember Albertone Sordi in that movie where he was going to pass an language exam ?

holy words....all countries i think speaks english...in italy...yac...is less importnt

***Tristan*** · 25-09-2008, 16:33:52

When I went in Croatia, it was very difficult to speak with the other people...they prefer speak german...

**tattoos** · 25-09-2008, 16:49:15

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well, it's not exactly the same...talking to a native English person is totally different, because they speak in a way that is totally different from the way people who got English as a second language do

Yep ! That's correct. Best thing to do is working abroad in GB, if you're trying to learn english. But, please consider the awful situation here in Italy: I'm spending a lot of money just to keep my daughter on private lessons with a mothertongue teacher (she's ten years old...).

***Tristan*** · 25-09-2008, 17:40:54

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Yep ! That's correct. Best thing to do is working abroad in GB, if you're trying to learn english. But, please consider the awful situation here in Italy: I'm spending a lot of money just to keep my daughter on private lessons with a mothertongue teacher (she's ten years old...).

Can I know how much do you pay for a private teacher?

**tattoos** · 25-09-2008, 17:42:26

20 Euros a lesson (one hour).

**Hombrillo** · 25-09-2008, 17:44:59

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20 Euros a lesson (one hour).

it's not that much, at all

**Hombrillo** · 25-09-2008, 17:45:54

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listen me man , think writing ain't get you able to talkin in right way.. trust me. u should talk everyday ( also with yourself or maybe you watch something in tv and you reply at what they say in english ) and learn to talk.. in your way you'll not be able to talk without stop to think..

**tattoos** · 25-09-2008, 17:59:05

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it's not that much, at all

It's too much, compared with the public school duties not accomplished...

**Hombrillo** · 25-09-2008, 18:04:57

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It's too much, compared with the public school duties not accomplished...

I know very well... I'm a private teacher too

***GalDregon*** · 25-09-2008, 18:15:03

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well, it's not exactly the same...talking to a native English person is totally different, because they speak in a way that is totally different from the way people who got English as a second language do

isn't so important..