10 endroits où pratiquer votre anglais au Royaume-Uni

Welcome to the first installment of the “Top 10” Tom – a series of short guides to make the world a better place (each list contains ten points).

If you learn English in the UK, there are many places to test your language skills with the local population – bowling alleys with bars, do not hesitate to go out and improve your English accent – we mordrons you not! (Besides, if that were the case, you could at least use your English to call for help. Just kidding, in principle we do not bite.)

10. IN SHOPS

The corner store (or  shop as we say in the UK) is usually run by a friendly person who greets you when you enter and enjoy talking with you while you shop. The stores are great places to make friends (and buy chocolate, of course).

9. IN A RESTAURANT CHIC

Why ? Because therefore refuse food prices, elegantly dressed? In addition, you must use your most accurate English to order so that confronting some of the English words the most sophisticated culinary repertoire.

8. CINEMA

Okay, maybe not in the movie theater (people certainly do not appreciate to hear about during the broadcast of the film), but later, when the audience discussed the film together. Ask the person in front of you if the show has pleased him, you may just find a movie companion for life.

7. IN ASSOCIATION

If you’re a people person, you can join an association in which to meet new friends and practice your English. Associations can cover the most diverse activities, sewing art, through sport; So, if you are a talented footballer native to South America, join a local club. Who knows, you might even be recruited by a Premier League team (we promise you anything.)

6. CLASSROOM

Staying perhaps the UK to learn English in a language school; in this case, you should speak English at all times. Enjoy! Do you have friends who do not speak your native language; so get your degree will become a breeze (and speak with British accent too).

5. CANNED

Everyone becomes more sociable and have fun and there is nothing more fun, in fact, than dancing with your friends on endless pieces of house music all look so similar. Better yet, having to yell loud music to cover miraculously improve your pronunciation.

4. IN A BAR

A bar is a place much less frequented a nightclub and generally much quieter. Run to the nearest bar, order a drink and begin the conversation with the client sitting beside you. In principle, it will be really glad to meet a new friend – but avoid courting couples. The situation could just take a strange turn.

3. BEFORE THE TELEVISION

Activate some subtitles and British television will be much easier to understand (and subtitles, I naturally hear subtitles in English – if they were in your mother tongue would be just cheating.)

2. WITH YOUR ROOMMATES

Your roommates can become your best friends, so it makes sense to learn a language with them also. Try to live with people who do not speak your native language, you’ll be obliged to communicate in the target language. In addition, it prevents disputes over the choice of programs; more of telenovelas in Spanish or in German football matches – instead, rather look at the information on television in English!

1. WITH YOUR FRIENDS

I think that’s obvious. What interests you make friends who speak your native language? You are here to study English The number one advantage: you will learn the local slang; so your language skills will seem completely genuine or almost (you see what I did there?)