European Language School

[gretzy]

I took up basic Italian n French already, but i want to be very fluent in any of the two, can u please recommend any good school n how much do u think is the payment for a course? if u have contact numbers,i will really appreciate if u post it here. thank u

[ssaloon]

sa makati (valero corner herrera st.), citiland bldg ata yun... 3000 for 30 sessions ata yun. tanong mo nalang sa front desk kung anong floor yung language school.

[gretzy]

ssaloon, ano ung name ng school?

di ba merong Languages International sa Katipunan? kaya lang parang di sya sikat so parang doubtful naman sa effectivity nila

[FrankDrebin]

a little OT but I just wanna share some FrankDrebin's anecdote...

I call my company whom I am working as of this day a United Nation Co. Why? We're only a small co. but a part of a big fish in the business yet we're composed of a Spaniard for a prexy, an Italian for a veep, Japanese for directors, Americans for the onshore peeps, Chinese for management and 4 of us full blooded Filipinos.

Ok back to the topics, as if related :D, the Italian accent is somewhat IMO is very easy for us and correct me if I'm wrong it is somewhat related or similar with Spanish Language which is in some way we Filipinos are familiar with.

We once have a French girl guest who can speak both English but not very clear and French of course but she is having a very hard time pronouncing some English just like the Japanese. We have a hard time talking/asking especially when she ask me if I have a cigarette lighter. Anyway, we ended up using the sign language. Which is why French IMO is or will be difficult to learn for most Filipino not unless your good at your tongue.

Therefore I recommend gretzy to master the French rather than the Italian.

[gretzy]

yeah, it is relatively easier to study Italian. I actually love the language.

But French is my priority, it will be easier to practice the language since one of my housemates is a French major.

[FrankDrebin]

Just my observation ha, why do some peeps who speak in French yung lips nila laging round, gets? ganun ba talaga yun?

[gretzy]

french is a nasal language kc n filipinos r not used to it, pero ung mga native speakers di naman ganun, parang di nga ganung bumubuka bibig eh

[FrankDrebin]

For me, they look ***y when they speak.

[gretzy]

yeah, very sensual.