Showing posts with label culture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label culture. Show all posts

Sunday, 3 July 2016

9 ways to improve your English on a Travel & Learn tour!

Join us on a unique amazenglish tour, improve your knowledge, broaden your horizon and stimulate your mind!


  


1. Make England your classroom while spending a week in the countryside!


  


2. Learn English from native speaker teachers based on our own language programme in cosy accommodation settings.


  


3. Take part in our communicative English classes with a lot of humour and various exercises.


  


4. Read authentic materials, listen to folk songs and immerse in the local culture.


      


5. Discover off the beaten track towns and villages with interactive tasks in small teams, interact with the locals, collect information and find the meeting point!


  


6. Practise English throughout the week by talking to local people you come across.


  

  


7. Get to know more about the region with the help of qualified local guides.


  

  

                      


8. Socialize with your native speaker guides and teachers, exchange cultural experiences!


  

  

  


9. Make new friends on your way!


  



Monday, 3 March 2014

Spring-series

“When spring came, even the false spring, there were no problems except where to be happiest. People were always the limiters of happiness except for the very few that were as good as spring itself.”  Ernest Hemingway

Spring is the most anticipated, exciting, and blessed season of the year.  The cold weather, low temperatures, bracing wind, and even occasional snow and ice all pass away.  The deadness of the trees, the barrenness of the gardens, and the colorless grass pass away, to be replaced with refreshing showers, delightful temperatures, and bright sunshine of March, April, and May.  The summer’s burning rays and burdensome heat have not yet arrived. Spring is a delightful time.



For most people that means getting outside and seeing everything bloom, including us. Spring offers warmer days and lighter and longer evenings, which means we are more inclined to exercise and spend outdoor time and activities with friends.



To make things a little easier, we made this sort for the first week of spring, that will help you keep yourself cheering and enthusiastic!

Monday, 29 July 2013

Popular festivals of Hungary II.

Cervinus Art Fesztivál
You can find several different cultural programs from classical music concerts to historical plays here – Cervinus Art Fesztivál is a perfect destination for the whole family. While their children are taking part in archery and other sport events, parents can enjoy various theatrical performances.



Művészetek Völgye
This festival became popular for its classical-, and folk music concerts, plays, literary evenings and exhibitions. If you like arts, music and literature, Művészetek Völgye in Kapolcs is a great place to visit!



Bor, Mámor, Bénye
Oanophiles are waiting for enquirers in Tokaj, where Bor, Mámor, Bénye gastrocultural festival is organized. The original aim of this event was to show people the famous wines, growers and manufacturers of Tokaj.



Ördögkatlan Fesztivál
Simplicity and quality at the same place! There are so many and so various programs – it’s impossible to make a list of the handcrafting, music and family events. The only thing you can be sure about is wherever you go, you meet kindness and love in Ördögkatlan Fesztivál!



Hungarikum Fesztivál – Szeged
It’s a lot more than a simple festival – all products you see are Hungarian made by Hungarian people and reflects Hungarian culture! Purchase the best wines, taste the hot fish soup and feel the atmosphere of Hungarikum Fesztivál!



Debreceni Virágkarnevál
It started about a century ago with some bouquets but nowadays it’s getting more and more popular due to the huge statues made from flowers. The procession and fireworks attract thousands of people and children to Debrecen every year.



Nemzetközi Tiszai Halfesztivál
Imagine plenty of cauldrons and the smell of spicy fishsoup in the air on the bank of the River Tisza. Moreover, there are many different programs, and the market to purchase the goods of local traders.



Csabai Kolbászfesztivál
Don’t miss Csabai Kolbászfesztivál if you like sausages and Hungarian spices! Békés County is famous for its products and traditional methods of sausage-making. Hundreds of respecters arrive every year from around the world to purchase this popular and delicious speciality.


Tuesday, 25 May 2010

Enjoy learning English


Welcome to everybody! This blog is for both students and teachers who learn or teach English as a foreign language. I'll show you plenty of tasks and ideas to make language learning more interesting. Hope you will all realize how amazing the English language is. Have fun! Reeka