How well can you describe your feelings in English? Give it a shot this Valentine’s Day and tell your sweetheart all the wonderful things in English!
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It’s important to attend School Activities or take General English and Elective Lessons to learn English. There are also other elements that effects how well you will learn once you are in your classroom, or speaking with your friends. Your diet. Good food can give you more energy, boost your mood, protect and improve your [...]
You can download the inlingua Vancouver ESL Activities Calendar for January 2012. Every day is an opportunity to speak English!
Sandra’s suggestions for keeping up your English fluency after you leave inlingua Vancouver. So you’ve had a great time learning English at Inlingua in Vancouver. You have made good progress but you are worried that you will forget what you learned. You have wondered what will happen when you go back home: Will you [...]
This year the Japanese Cultural Night will be in Gastown campus on February 3rd at 1:30 PM. The tickets are available ($5) from Serena or at the reception from Yoko and Linda. Experience Japanese Culture, food, and activities. Invite your friends, roommates, classmates too!
Why is the word “beef” used instead of “cow” to describe the food we eat? After the Norman conquest in 1066, the French nobles were served by the Anglo Saxons. The Anglo-Saxons who raised the animals in the fields used the English names, but the people who cooked and served the meat used the Norman [...]
Chinese New Year is among the many celebrations in Vancouver. You can experience this cultural event at the Chinese New Year Parade on Sunday (January 29th). There will be lion dances, cultural dance troupes, marching bands, martial arts performances and much more. Use the power of the Dragon to Speak English Now!
You can download the inlingua Vancouver ESL Activities Calendar for January 2012. Every day is an opportunity to speak English!
The skiing, snowboarding and snowshoeing activity at Seymour Mountain was a lot of fun! Click on the images below to see more photos on Flickr.
Join us at the Taiwanese Cultural Night this Friday. The tickets are available at the reception. Click here to see this event on Facebook.
