TOP 10 LANGUAGE COURSES IN NEW YORK, USA - PAGE 3

Whether your dream is to find the best kielbasa in Krakow, retrace your roots in Wroc?aw, or read the romantic poetry of Mickiewicz to your sweetheart, we have a class that’ll help you achieve your goals. we have the Polish class for you!

Whether your goal is to find the best sangria in Seville, collaborate with colleagues and customers, or finally understand what’s happening in your favorite telenovela, we have the perfect Spanish class for you!

Every class is interactive, where children get continuous chances to learn and apply the language.

Urdu language course is offered by The Culture Tree for all skill level. We believe that the most important piece of culture a person can learn and teach is language. Language has the power to create relationships and bring people closer together.

Gujarati language course is offered by The Culture Tree for all skill level. We believe that the most important piece of culture a person can learn and teach is language. Language has the power to create relationships and bring people closer together.

In the United States, French is the fourth most used language throughout the country (spoken by about 10 million American citizens). It is the second most taught, after Spanish.

Introduction to Filipino with an emphasis on mastering basic skills and working vocabulary. Linguistic rules are applied to enable the student to communicate with more competence.

The Dutch language provides access to a rich and complex culture and history. Although many Dutch speakers also know English, one must speak Dutch to truly understand and engage with Dutch culture and the regions where it is spoken.

This feature makes Czech grammar somewhat more challenging for a native speaker of English to master than, for example, the grammar of a Romance language like Spanish or Italian. However, other features of the language, such as its spelling and verbal system, are relatively simple.

Bengali belongs to the Indo-Aryan sub-group of the Indo-Iranian branch of the Indo-European family of languages.  It is an SVO (Subject x Verb x Object ‘I you love.’) language, which is written from left to right, like English.