Advice on Spanish courses??

[maxmutante]

Last year, I went to Salamanca to do a Spanish course. I would like to take another course and was considering Valencia. I have been doing some research on the schools in Valencia. There is one that looks pretty good, Taronja School. I just wondering if anyone has been there or if you have any other recommendations?
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Gracias

Max

[alex]

Depends where you live really. Honestly I don't think that going to a different city can make a difference. And depends a lot on the person as well. My parents went tohundreds of courses with no effect at all. My mom just denies to speak spanish cause she "will say it wrong". My dad-well 100 words in present simple tense. Myself on the other hand-I haven't gone to even once course in my life. well yes-I did study in a spanish school and thats where i got my degree but I still haven't studied spanish for even one second. I owe it to the fact that i had to experience it.
Back to the question-If you live on the costa del sol there are some really decent courses in marbella-calle serenata if it rings any bells. theres a football stadium or something like that. Right on the back of the statium theres a small parking and that's where it is.

[Jollyfatboy]

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[Sam Greenfield]

You do not want to learn where we are ( Chiclana de la fontera ) very broad
accent Like listening to the two Sammys when they get going

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