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hello
tu pars combien de temps et pour quelle occasion ?
moi j'ai appris il y a longtemps l'anglais quand je suis partie un an à londres, on apprend sur le tas, c'est pas compliqué mais le plus important pour apprendre vite c'est de ne pas se retrouver entre francophones sinon on ne fait pas l'effort !!
si tu as besoin d'aide , contacte moi
stephanie
Salut
moi j'ai habite pendant 11 ans en angleterre , je suis rentree recemment en france. Mon fils est anglais. Si tu veux je peux t'aider
Well it's not as easy as it looks. Liverpudlians speak scouse which can be a bit daunting at first. If you get the chance try and find recordings of any of the four Beatles when they speak. Have fun in the European Capital of culture.
no prob girl ,i'm living in Ireland i know it can be daunting to go in an other country and not speaking the lingo
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Good evening Valérie, well I'm French, here are a few tips that might be helpful to you; try to read af ew English newpapers on the internet (make sure you read only the things you are interested about), then why not watch your DVDs at home the first time in English without any subtitles (to make sure that your ears get used to the sounds) and watch this DVD again 1 month later this time with the subtitles (to catch the bits ans pieces you didn't understand the first time). I have done it myself.
When you'll be there, don't worry, they've got a very strong accent over there, just be patient it will come slowly, but surely. Meke sure you listen the radio if you can; also most of the programs on TV will have a subtiltes option (if you have a good TV)
Try to avoid French people (if you can)!! But soon, you'll think in English.
Best regards, all the very best of luck.
If you need any help or have any questions, feel free to ask, I'll be delighted to help.
Eric (from south England).
