Recommend a place to study and practice my English in Manhattan Area. I´m planning to stay for 2 weeks.?
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There are many students of English in Manhattan. It is a big place, but you will find schools that have english classes in The Voice, which is a free newspaper.  Also try visiting Baruch College on Lexington Ave and 25th Street.  Or Hunter College at Lexington and 68th.  These are just two of the many colleges/schools in NYC where you can get help with your English. Otherwise just hang out at Union Square(14th St.), most people that are also hanging out wouldn't mind a short conversation with you if you are kind and not interrupting them.
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Hello. Im from california and i can teach you american english.. but only if you will be focused, sharp, and dedicated.. We'll start with a 3 week intensive course which will be 8 hours/day 7 days a week. Be on time cause this is no joke. Learning english is very serious business. After the 3 weeks are done we'll start on another 3 week course of intensive grammar and syntax. There will be a test twice a week. You must score above 80% on each test or you'll be dropped from the program. You will be contacted with further details. Fees are negotiable. Goodnight
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first off, take some English classes.
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Immersion is the best teacher. Use your tuition to book a nice English Speaking cruise or tour. 3 weeks! sounds like you'll meet a lot of new friends and go home talking like a native English speaker!\n\nBy the way...I notice in your writing that you could teach a few of us Yahoo Answerers a bit of English!
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friendly advice: before Norwegian, start with learning English.\n;)
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wow! That's terrific. I will add what I know, but I'm sure others will have more info for you.\n\nFirst, your program coordinator is going to have the practical info for you. S/He will be able to tell you about visas, passports, insurance, lodging, and the like. As to groceries, I would suggest an intensive internet search of the area(s) you'll be in. My daughter is going to Europe for 13 days next summer and we started with just googling the cities she'll be in. We also googled some of the cultural aspects, things like local slang and local food. Next we hit the city library for background on the cities. \n\nItaly is a unique place, and not always a comfortable place for American women. I would talk specifically to American women who have visited and/or lived in Italy. Your college is a great place to find those, and also the internet.\n\nI would suggest, just as a practical piece of advice, get a solid grasp on the local lingo and the money. Those two things will take a lot of time to master and you could use that time better there than figuring all that out. So master those things while you're still here.\n\nGood luck and I hope you have a terrific year!
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Dave's ESL cafe\nGood luck.
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Vlad House at Innis is pretty good but I am not sure whether it is still open, but you also might want to check out the UofT temp residences. \nhttp://89chestnut.com/accommodation/smr_student_info.html
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go to google and then search learining english online
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I'd go to craigslist like you've done and also would check with some of the local colleges like NYU(in the student union) to see if there are any sublet postings for the summer.\n\nAnother good source in NYC is the Villiage voice which is a free weekly paper.\n\nFor under 800 will be tough in Manhattan prime.  But, this will depend on where in Manhattan you would like to live.  Uptown Manhattan will be easier to find a roommate sublet for under 800 vs Villiage.\n\nIn any event, after living in NYC for about 10 years, I'd go for a simple roommate share in someone apartment.  You will find that you spend very little time(only to sleep and get changed) in your apartment and will typically be out.
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Please try Bangkok, I really reccomend it!!!!!!!
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You may want to contact a place like the JAL and ask them. \n\nJapanese American Language\n(212) 730-9589 \n\n\n225 E 43rd St # 4th \nNew York, NY 10017
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Apply for a job there first or seek some place where you can stay. Get a passport and go tonline to check out places there that are safe..
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Can't be done! In fact, living there may jeopardize your ability to converse in English. This is the reason most New Yorkers rarely cross the Hudson unless there's a good concert over there.\n\nJust kidding! There are the Berlitz schools all over NJ - not to mention more colleges & language schools than you can shake an obi at.
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I have stayed last Xmas two weeks there. I liked it a lot, wish to go again there. A lot of people speak English and German so you should have no problem, I didn't. Is is relatively cheap. For places to have fun there are a lot but you have to find them for yourself (this ca get very exciting actually)
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Try google.com and then type in "English courses + free".
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With your current grammar sense, you're doing fine. You are at a point where total immersion will probably boost your vocabulary skills to a point of fluency.\n\nFind a population of English-only speakers, and start talking!  You don't necessarily have to go to America, the UK, Australia.... since especially Americans are mostly monolingual. Go to the port and tourist spots in your own area. Get a job that puts you into direct, daily contact with English-speaking tourists.