Greetings from Melbourne! I hope you’re having a fantastic start to 2014 and that this year will be a wonderful year for you and your language learning!
For me personally I am taking a short break from this blog, but don’t forget to check the Get Into English Facebook page as well for other English tips and discussion.
Make 2014 a great year, wherever you are!
Whatever language you are learning, once you work out why you’re learning the language, you’ll make tons of progress.
Thank you for your feedback, for your comments, for your emails, and I look forward to seeing you on Facebook soon 🙂
In the meantime, I’m going to take a step back and think about what I most want to do for Get Into English this year.
Hi David,
I understand you! I have to admit I’m not a someone who regularly read your amazing blog, but when I read it, it was very very interesting and helpful!!
Good luck with Czech language…. If you need help with czech, I will help you.
You’re really the best teacher of English!!!!!!!
Thanks,
Martona
Hi Martina!
Thanks for your comment. I’ve actually decided to open a new blog which will be more general and cover my own experiences with learning Czech, French and Spanish, as well as teaching/learning English.. I’ve already started it, and will publicise it soon 🙂
And good luck to you too – let’s meet up soon and chat about what you can do for your English!
David
Hi David
I am planning to visit Prague next April and I would like to know if it is easy to find English speakers around there at least in stores and restaurants. Tkanks
Hi Sergio!
Actually that’s why I’ve left Prague – there are so many Czechs who speak English that it’s incredibly hard to find people who want to speak Czech with us foreigners.
I don’t know where I’ll be when you’re here but pls contact me and we can swap notes on learning at a cafe or bar 🙂
Btw a friendly cafe in the centre where they speak Czech with me and English with tourists is Cafe Colore:
http://www.cafecolore.cz
Friendly owner too
David