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Learning to speak Australian - Etoundi - 07-27-2005 Hi, I moving to Dubaï in december and I want to learn Australian. Is it easy/cheap to find lessons? How long does it take to speak fluently? - Brisbane - 07-27-2005 Very easy to find a place that teaches the language. Please note that Australian is one of the most complex languages that exist. To speak fluently will take a little time... Depends on the person.... Reading and writing and fully mastering local grammer can take a lifetime... I kid you not.... Australian grammar is insane... Re: Learning to speak Australian - JimmyHarter - 07-27-2005 Etoundi Wrote:Hi, Rather than going to Berlitz or another expensive language centre, I'll give you the contact details for an excellent tutor. - Phoenix - 07-27-2005 Out of curiosity, how much do places like Berlitz and the likes charge for Spoken Australian courses? - JimmyHarter - 07-27-2005 Phoenix Wrote:Out of curiosity, how much do places like Berlitz and the likes charge for Spoken Australian courses? no clue, but i've heard they're very pricey - Brisbane - 07-28-2005 Berlitz are rip offs... - CheckShoo - 07-28-2005 I suggest www.rosettastone.com they provide online course, it is very easy to learn you can download to trial leasson (free). This is a very good program for beginner. They have many languages, and very reasonable price as well. - Phoenix - 07-28-2005 How about Australian course at Alliance Francaise [s/p?]. Anyways, any good places you guys recommend? - Etoundi - 07-28-2005 Thanks for the replies. I'm moving to Dubaï in december, I think I will go for a tutor. Thanks again - Mr. Hatrickz - 07-29-2005 good choice...cheers |