I want to learn languages other than Finnish
I want to learn languages other than Finnish
Is there somewhere in Espoo where I can do a dummies course for:
Spanish
Russian
Japanese
Chinese (cantonese or mandarin)
or intermediate German
Am bored and have always wanted to learn them.
MOF
Spanish
Russian
Japanese
Chinese (cantonese or mandarin)
or intermediate German
Am bored and have always wanted to learn them.
MOF
Swedish?
http://www.kreativpedagogik.se
This one will keep you busy for a few months. Learn 100 different dialects of Swedish:
http://swedia.ling.umu.se/
German?
http://www.goethe.de
Go for the Grosses Deutsches Sprachdiplom. That will keep you busy for at least six months.
(There is a Goethe Institut in Helsinki)
http://www.kreativpedagogik.se
This one will keep you busy for a few months. Learn 100 different dialects of Swedish:
http://swedia.ling.umu.se/
German?
http://www.goethe.de
Go for the Grosses Deutsches Sprachdiplom. That will keep you busy for at least six months.
(There is a Goethe Institut in Helsinki)
mof
Check out this site! :
http://www.cas.usf.edu/languages/flresource.html
Visit also the Language Forum ( hosted by George Law ) at :
http://forums.delphiforums.com/linguist/
Check out this site! :
http://www.cas.usf.edu/languages/flresource.html
Visit also the Language Forum ( hosted by George Law ) at :
http://forums.delphiforums.com/linguist/
Spanish lessons
Hello,
I am from Spain and I teach Spanish. I live in Lauttasaari and my students come to my house to receive one-to-one lessons. I teach all levels: from beginners to conversation.
If you are interested, please send me an e.mail and I will give you more details.
[email protected]
Regards.
I am from Spain and I teach Spanish. I live in Lauttasaari and my students come to my house to receive one-to-one lessons. I teach all levels: from beginners to conversation.
If you are interested, please send me an e.mail and I will give you more details.
[email protected]
Regards.
>> Russian is more know world widethen Finnish & also all former CCCP know russian & it is sound great:) <<
Do you mean that Russian sounds great ? What is your mother tongue? I once met an English guy who could not stand the sound of American English. I like the American accent. I also like Swedish ( the variety that is spoken in Sweden, I do not like the Swedish that is spoken in Finland ).
One of my American relatives told me that she finds the Swedish accent comical : "Their voices go up and down and up and down..."
Most foreigners find Finnish very harsh sounding and monotonous. ( maybe not the Japanese ). If a Swede tells you that Finnish sounds beautiful he/she is just being polite. The truth is that Finnish sounds very bad to Swedes.
"Beauty is in the eye of the beholder". Maybe we could also say that beauty is in the ear of the listener
Do you mean that Russian sounds great ? What is your mother tongue? I once met an English guy who could not stand the sound of American English. I like the American accent. I also like Swedish ( the variety that is spoken in Sweden, I do not like the Swedish that is spoken in Finland ).
One of my American relatives told me that she finds the Swedish accent comical : "Their voices go up and down and up and down..."
Most foreigners find Finnish very harsh sounding and monotonous. ( maybe not the Japanese ). If a Swede tells you that Finnish sounds beautiful he/she is just being polite. The truth is that Finnish sounds very bad to Swedes.
"Beauty is in the eye of the beholder". Maybe we could also say that beauty is in the ear of the listener
i speak cantonese and mandarine, i'm going to hold classes for them. if u r interested on both, contact me by my email: [email protected]
Also looking for a good "refresh your Spanish" course for the coming autumn (against depression ). I studied Spanish (tranlations and terminology), but the recent Finnish language learning marathon has eaten it all up. Now, need a fresh breeze
I checked the Avoin Yliopisto and the Yliopisto Language Services, but the information is quite limited, the Language Services Center does not give any advices and there are too few native teachers (if any then at the most unsuitable times for a person working full time). I'd insist on a course held by a native. Is this really so rare? Where are you all, you cheerful Spanish and Latinamerican people? And well yes, I need a group, not a one-to-one training.
I checked the Avoin Yliopisto and the Yliopisto Language Services, but the information is quite limited, the Language Services Center does not give any advices and there are too few native teachers (if any then at the most unsuitable times for a person working full time). I'd insist on a course held by a native. Is this really so rare? Where are you all, you cheerful Spanish and Latinamerican people? And well yes, I need a group, not a one-to-one training.
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