Common Languages and Destinations
Study at a language school involves a wide range of languages and destinations. Common ones include:
- European languages:
- English (in the British Isles, North America, Australia, Philippines, and many other parts of the world)
- German (in Germany and Austria)
- French (in France, Belgium, Québec, Canada, and Switzerland)
- Serbian (in Serbia, Bosnia, Croatia, Montenegro)
- Spanish (in Spain, Latin America, Guatemala, partially in Philippines, Equatorial Guinea)
- Italian (in Italy and southern Switzerland)
- Portuguese (in Portugal and Brazil)
- Russian (in Russia)
- Southeast Asia:
- Thai language (in Thailand)
- East Asian languages:
- Chinese (in China and Taiwan)
- Japanese (in Japan)
- Korean (in South Korea)
- Arabic (Arab world countries — including the Arabian Peninsula and North Africa)
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