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Brighton is England's best loved seaside city, an hour from London and full of pebble beach, pier and independent character.
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Want to try speaking German with your "Guten Morgen" and "Auf Wiedersehen"? Maybe you can, but you'll quickly run out of inspiration!
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Chinese is the most widely spoken language in the world. Reason enough to consider learning it. Researchers have also concluded that learning Chinese can keep your brain fit. This is because both the right and left hemispheres of the brain are trained.
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Playing is one of the most enjoyable ways to learn a language, and many of the best games to learn English cost nothing at all, needing only pen and paper, or nothing but a few players. Games work because they get you actively using the language: you concentrate more, interact more, and remember more than with passive study, all while having fun. Here are ten of the most effective, whatever your level.

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Jobs abroad improve a language faster than any course, because living in it leaves you no way to opt out.
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Being an au pair in the UK trades childcare for a room, meals and pocket money, and the visa reality changed after Brexit.
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Explanation and Application of the Future Tense in French | I'm going to France, taking a study holiday with Sprachcaffe, and I'm going to have a blast. How can I translate all this? Of course, with the future tense in French: that's the topic of this lesson!  
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Textbooks rarely teach the British slang and informal phrases that make you sound like a native speaker.
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Board games are one of the methods used at SPRACHCAFFE's Spanish schools, because they get students speaking without noticing.
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Working in Cuba as a foreigner is legally possible but tightly limited, and Spanish is the part you cannot skip.
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