Language Navigator for Travelers: An Educational Resource Designed for Students
In an exciting development for language learners, Studienkreis Meerbusch, a renowned tutoring and learning centre in Germany, has announced the launch of a Language Guide and affordable summer courses. The Language Guide, available for digital download or online reading at [https://www.studienkreis.de/nachhilfe-meerbusch/#canyouenglish](https://www.studienkreis.de/nachhilfe-meerbusch/#canyouenglish), is designed to help teenagers learn common idioms in English, French, Spanish, and Italian.
The Language Guide focuses on practical phrases and casual language, making it useful in everyday situations such as travelling, shopping, or chatting with international friends. It also includes linguistic wit, with examples like the English idiom "That guy is one beer short of a six-pack" and the French phrase "T'inquiète pas, ça va passer crème".
Thomas Momotow, a representative of Studienkreis Meerbusch, emphasizes the importance of active language learning. He notes that while translation apps provide quick results, they often promote passive communication without truly teaching the language. The Language Guide, on the other hand, is intended to encourage students to actively and independently use a foreign language.
In addition to the Language Guide, Studienkreis Meerbusch offers practical help with free learning videos on if-clauses, summaries, and more. The centre will soon provide affordable summer courses for students. Each summer course consists of ten lessons, equivalent to five double lessons, priced at 36 euros.
These summer courses are designed to help students catch up on missed material, fill gaps, and review difficult topics. They will take place during part of the summer holidays, ensuring students have enough time for rest. However, Studienkreis Meerbusch has not yet specified if these summer courses will cover foreign languages other than English.
Thomas Momotow also assures that the summer courses provide affordable and reliable support and care for students. He encourages those interested in learning more about the Language Guide or the summer courses to visit the official Studienkreis Meerbusch website or contact the centre directly for up-to-date and specific details about their program offerings.
Moreover, Studienkreis Meerbusch provides useful and entertaining English knowledge, including funny videos and quirky (d)english phrases, in addition to the Language Guide. The printed Language Guide does not require internet access or battery life for use, making it a convenient tool for language learners.
In summary, Studienkreis Meerbusch's Language Guide and summer courses aim to make language learning fun, practical, and accessible for teenagers. By focusing on practical phrases and casual language, the Language Guide is a valuable resource for those looking to improve their language skills and communicate confidently in everyday situations.
The Language Guide, along with the upcoming online-education summer courses offered by Studienkreis Meerbusch, caters to education-and-self-development enthusiasts who wish to enhance their English, French, Spanish, or Italian language skills. This other lifestyle resource encourages active learning and independent use of foreign languages, differentiating it from passive communication promoted by translation apps.
