Dear Paul, I haven’t seen you in a while. I wanted to thank you for offering a room in your house because I looked up some apartments online and they were so overpriced. However, finding a place to sleep was important because I started a new language course in London. I had to start learning French since my relatives live there and they can’t speak English. My goal is to achieve a B2 level. The whole program is free of charge we only have to pay for the transportation to get there. However we have to go to an „unusual” class and tell the headmaster why we want to study France and what was the reason we choose them.  I have plenty of them. Firstly as I said at the beginning my acquaints are French and I have to communicate with them in a way. Secondly, I have already been to France and I believed that they speak English. They speak but if I ask something they won’t respond in my native language. Lastly I reckon this is the most attractive language in the world Do you think these are moral reasons? I think so. For now I just want to pack my luggage and travel to London.    See you soon, J

Dear Taylor, How are you? Long time no speak! Thank you for the invitation. I’d be delighted to stay at your house during this period. I told my mom about you inviting me and she started jumping from joy. She is glad that I am not staying alone. My course is 2 weeks long and takes place in a language school in the central of London. I know you live in the suburbs, but I have figured out that if I take the tube, I can get there in like 30 minutes, which is perfect. My courses start at 9 in the morning, maybe if we have time in the morning, we could get some breakfast together. The course starts on the 1st of May and my flight is on the 29th of April, I would be interested in some sight-seeing because this is a whole new city for me and since you know this city so well maybe you could show me around. Thank you for the invitation again, and I am looking forward to seeing you. Best wishes, Zsofi

For a school project, I had to write an opinion. Do you think its correct? Thanks for helping me! I think nowadays important to speak foreing language. But it is important to choose the right language. It isn’t necessary to speak english, if you speak other widely used language, exemple german, chinese, spainish, france or italian. If you want you can study more foreing language, but it’s about your needs. If you know you want to go university in Sweden than you need to study their language, but if you want to go to university in Denmark you need to know their language. Moreover in fact, these countries use english or german as well as their language. So you can go only with these language, but at least you necessary to speak one of the most common languages.

I had to write a letter for a school project. Someone pls correct it for me? :) Dear Mom and Dad, I write this letter to informate you about an accident what happend with me in my holiday. There is nothing serious but I need time to recover, after that I’m going to go home. I know you are scared but if I explain you what’s happend you’ll realise it’s just a small thing. So, I went to the beach, with my friends Márti and Klári, we spent amazing and fun time together, we are took a sunbath and make a sandcasstle. After that we decided to swim, everything went right until the moment when a groupe of jellyfishes came closer. We started to swim towards to the seaside, but one of the jellyfishes tweak Márti and me. After that we got a shock and two of the lifeguards helped us, but nobody else can’t do nothing, because the jellyfishes don’t get away. Maybe if we are more considerate or faster this wasn’t happend. That is the reason why I don’t reached my flight, I booked a new one, for the next week, so you don’t need to worry, I have enuogh money and evertything. But I asked both of you, please don’t worry! Your daughter come home coming soon.  Love you, Your daugter

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Hello! Do you read theatre dramas? :) There is a competition for literary translators. You have to translate an excerpt of a play text published in the last 30 years from any language into Hungarian. Any ideas? :) Italian, English are also possible, I'm studying these two :)