It’s Friday and I am flying WEST from Albequerque to Seattle!
I just finished a 14-day tour from Salt Lake City to Yellowstone National Park through Cowboy Country to Mount Rushmore and then to Albuquerque to Seattle. It’s a fun itinerary and my guests see so much of the American countryside!
Do you want to improve your English while traveling through America’s countryside? Contact me and let’s learn a language while on vacation!
I studied Spanish in high school for three years. I am not fluent, but I still remember a lot of vocabulary from 20 years ago.
Last night, I was standing in line at a grocery store watching the cashier, who only spoke English, trying to explain a problem to the customer in front of me who only spoke Spanish.
I stepped in and used every Spanish word I could remember to help the situation. My Spanish grammar was poor and I used very basic vocabulary, but the Spanish-speaking woman was very appreciative for explaining the situation to her; so was the English-speaking cashier.
So my advice to you is to always try! Don’t be afraid to make mistakes. Always try to speak English with what you know. You can do it!!
I visited a few national parks in October, but my favorite was Zion National Park. It was so beautiful! It’s amazing how these huge rock formations jut* out of the earth into huge mountains. Standing at the bottom of the ravine, it’s awe-inspiring to look up and see the beautiful red colors of the mountains. In the ravine, there are even more colors of green and gold and eventually red as the leaves will continue to change.
Zion National Park is a beautiful place to take pictures, go for a hike, and learn English while on vacation!
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*jut = (verb) to extend out, over, or beyond the main body or line of something (Dictionary.com)
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Your lips don’t touch when you say “touch,” but they do touch when you say “apart.”
Wow!!!
(noun, slang) – the front passenger seat of a car; most passengers prefer the front seat of a car and will yell out “SHOTGUN” to claim the front passenger seat.
Example #1:
Teacher: Today we are going to drive on California Highway 1. We are going to see beautiful views of the ocean and beaches.
Student #1: SHOTGUN!!!
Student #2: No! You sat in the front seat yesterday!
Example #2:
Mother: Okay kids, let’s drive to the grocery store to buy dinner.
Son: SHOTGUN!
Daughter: No! You had shotgun yesterday. I want shotgun today.
When you travel with Language on Vacation, every student will receive a opportunity to ride shotgun.
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Many people around the world speak English. The United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand are some of the countries who use English as their primary language. However, there are many other countries around the world that understand and speak English very well.
If you learn English, you will be able to travel all over the world and communicate with people from many, many countries!
Click here to read an article about 20 countries around the world that understand and speak the English language well.
Book a tour with Language on Vacation! Travel to the United States and communicate with the American people! Then you can travel to other countries of the world like the Netherlands, Singapore, and Argentina and communicate with the local people!
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(noun) – a break; usually a break to use the bathroom during a road trip
Example #1:
Passenger: Excuse me, I have to go to the bathroom.
Driver: Okay, we’ll make a pit stop at the next gas station.
Example #2:
Tourist: Where is the next pit stop?
Tour Guide: We will drive for two hours and take a break at a McDonald’s. You can buy some food there if you want.
The United States of America is a large country and sometimes Language on Vacation spends a lot of time on the road, but we’ll make frequent pit stops along the way.
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