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I've seen a lot of threads here about teaching English, but has anyone done the opposite? Gone to a language school to learn the local one? Was looking into doing it to get a visa for Russia.
Curious what experiences someone had, and whether it's worth paying for with so much free content online.
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Not all languages have free content and free content is rarely enough either way.
I went to a language school in Vietnam called VLS. Cheap, professional, and totally worth it. Couldn't have learned it on my own.
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I would totally do a condensed 2-3 week language course if that was available. Most of these language courses that I've seen are 12+ weeks long. But I'd be willing to go on a longish holiday just to learn a language for a few hours in the mornings, then go and explore a given city and nearby countryside.
I guess I just described a study abroad program for non uni students.
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>Gone to a language school to learn the local one?
Sure. I did it in Switzerland and had a great time.
A friend of mine went to learn English in Canada.
Language schools are fun. Just choose a good one to meet cool people and have fun. Make sure they do activities for students
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