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Blog, English School Articles · February 17, 2010

Malta is NOT in Italy

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スミス英会話大津の日本語のサイトはここです。スミス英会話上新庄校の日本語のサイトはここです。

千晴の部屋はここで す。英会話無料レッスンはここです。

It’s true! A student is going on a trip to Malta next month. In her English lesson last week, she told me she was going to Italy for a week tour. She told me she is going to Malta, which she explained was a small Italian island located just off the tip of the Italian “boot”. At her English lesson this week, she came in, sat down, and apologized (in excellent English, as if she had reviewed a Smith’s English lesson about apologizing1). She explained to me that she had made a mistake, telling me that Malta in a part of Italy, when in fact it is a seperate country, albeit a little one. Furthermore, last week she was worried because she doesn’t speak any Italian, but now she is relieved, as she researched and found out that the official language in Malta is English. So I’m looking forward to hearing all about her adventures in Malta (NOT Italy). As usual with all the students at Smith’s school of English Otsu, she will be writing a diary during (or after) her trip and we will be posting it online for everyone to read, along with beautiful travel picture of Malta and the Mediterranean. More English Student Adventures in Japan and abroad can be read by clicking on the following links:

An English Student’s Trip to Hong Kong by Toshiko ( English )

An English Student’s Life in New Zealand by Kia Ora ( English /  Japanese )

An English Teacher’s Trip to Guam ( English /  Japanese )

Keep checking back for more exciting tales of travel and adventure, coming to you from the teachers and students at Smith’s School of English in Japan.

Edward, Smith’s School of English Otsu

エドワード、スミス英会話大津校

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