Jason Said:

If I live in USA 2 years and I'll study english there,Can I lose my Spanish accent(From spain) in a 80%?

We Answered:

i think it depends n ur age... i lived n the united states some years ago when i was 14 i think.. and i lost my accent.. but not that much.. sometimes when i pronounce some words u cant tell i speak spanish...(im from venezuela by the way =P)

Maureen Said:

How much does does cost if a person wants to study English for 3 months in Spain? I appreciate the feed back.?

We Answered:

Why would you want to study English in Spain? Unless you live there of course, but I don't think you do, because you used the category "Studying abroad".
Go to England or the U.S. that's where they speak English and teach it best.

Deborah Said:

Chats in English?

We Answered:

Hello, i'm a french student, but I learn English and spanish at school. And i would like, like you, learn more in english and spanish. Would you like to speak in spanish with me? I don't know if you want to speak french but i'm here if you want.

Katherine Said:

Im going to Uk to improve my english. How is Chichester to study english for two months in summer.?

We Answered:

its a nice traditional town, not to big and not to small so u won't be overawed, and also its in a great location not far from the beach and places like London & Brighton so ull never be bored or short of interesting people to meet. good choice

Ruben Said:

I am from spain and I would like to study english in wrexham or near wrexham,ex: in Chester. is it near wrexh?

We Answered:

Chester is very close to Wrexham. 12 miles. Chester is a much nicer city than Wrexham and you would perhaps enjoy it better there.


The city of Chester itself has a long and fascinating history, from its beginnings as a Roman fortress 2,000 years ago to the vibrant modern city of today. Chester is one of Britain’s leading tourist centres, welcoming about six million visitors each year from all over the world. Popular attractions include:

The City Walls, city gates and the Cross (where four Roman streets converge and the Town Crier delivers public proclamations) the largest Roman amphitheatre in Britain
Roman Gardens the magnificent Cathedral
the unique world famous ‘Tudor Rows’ (covered galleries of shops) the Eastgate Clock (the most photographed timepiece in the world, after Big Ben) the River Dee with its pleasure cruises and boats Chester Races Chester Zoo
horse-drawn canal-barge cruises

You will find plenty to do in Chester. Chester has a host of pubs, clubs and restaurants to suit all tastes and budgets, and some of the best shops outside London. The Summer Music Festival welcomes international stars and classical artists to large open-air concerts in the park. There are plenty of arts and cultural activities too, and an all-year-round street cabaret to entertain passers-by.


Surrounding Areas
Near Chester and Warrington is the beautiful countryside of Cheshire, North Wales and the Snowdonia mountains, and the Lake District - ideal for climbers or walkers. There are several lively seaside towns within a short distance. For those who enjoy big city life, the cosmopolitan communities of Manchester and Liverpool are each about forty minutes away by train or car.