Archive for October, 2009

If you are looking for spanish classes for groups, we can definitely help you. We have experiencie dealing with large groups of people willing to learn spanish in Madrid.

Recently, we recieved a group of italian students from the school “Corridoni Campana” who came to Madrid to make an intensive spanish course.

Here are some pictures:

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Spanish classes for groups

Ok, so back to the spanish classes for groups; we offer high quality spanish courses, perfect for big groups of people.

Some advantages of our spanish classes for groups are:

• Pick up at the airport
• Accomodation
• Cultural program

Please feel free to contact us, we will prepare a budget according to the characteristics of your group. You can call us at +34914453510, email us directly at info@language4students.com or fill the form in our contact page.

One of the greatest things about Madrid it´s that you can find, all kind of museums where you can find valuable information about Madrid and Spain´s history.

If you want to know more about Spain and Madrid, visiting a Museum might be a good idea.

Top 5 museums in Madrid

1. Museo del Prado
2. Museo Thyseen-Bornemisza
3. Centro de Arte Reina Sofia
4. Museo de América
5. Museo Cerralbo

Those are just the “most famous museums”, for example The Prado Museum is one of the most important art museums in Europe and amongst the best in the world. There, you may find sculptures, art objects, paintings and much more.

museo del prado

Less known museums in Madrid

Madrid is a huge city, and there are some museums that don’t get all the attention they deserve. Two clear examples of this are the following museums:

1. Museo Angel Nieto: In this museum you can find all about motorcycling. The museum has tons of pictures, trophies, medals, helmets, etc. Angel Nieto was a multi-time Grand Prix motorcycle roadracing World Champion. He is considered a national hero in Spain. If you like the speed and the motorcycles, you should definitely visit this Museum

2. Museo de Areonáutica y Astronáutica: Hands down, one of the most interesting museums in Madrid. In this museum you can find all the information about the history of aviation. It´s located here: Carretera A-5, km 10,500. 28071 Madrid

Country of origin: Austria

Occupation: Student  /Intern

My experience with Language4Students: My name is Mario and I am Austrian guy who did his internship in Madrid at Robert Bosch. Besides my internship I decided to improve my Spanish skills and chose Language4Students for that. I was really satisfied with the program we did, all the staff was very friendly and I learned a lot there! It was actually really great fun and I went to the classes with great ambition. My Spanish teacher was the best teacher I ever had…and besides this there was always a friendly and amicable relation between the students and staff and we also had sometimes a drink together after the classes. From my point of view, I can strongly recommend this language school in the centre of Madrid!

My experience with the language school „Language4Students” was excellent. During my internship I had very little leisure time. Fortunately my Spanish teacher was very flexible referring to change the schedule.

The level of my class was exactly what I have searched for. Furthermore I enjoyed that my class never had more than 5 students.

3 hours of class per weak is a great opportunity to improve grammar knowledge and to chat away in everyday language.

I really can recommend this language school, especially for the ones who make an internship and are looking for classes in the evening.

Best regards,

Stefan

One of the most important things  to memorize once you are in a foreign country are those words or phrases that you can use to express courtesy and respect.

You should memorize these right away:

• Please: Por favor (por fah BOR)
• Thank you: Gracias (GRAH-s’yahs)
• You’re welcome: De nada (deh NAH-thah)
• Excuse me: Disculpe (dees-KOOL-peh)
• I’m sorry: Lo siento (loh S’YEN-toh)