My Time in New Zealand

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Taking a trip is cheaper than other countries and It’s safer to live here. People are kind. Also, animals will be familiar with you! I played mini golf with my friends. We had a good time although we lost. I haven’t traveled around New Zealand yet, but I went to Takapuna. I saw the sea

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About the Social Programme

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I have been to a social program event once. I joined the Boat Party. I went to the party with In Young, Christie and her friends. There were a lot of students in the boat. And we enjoyed drinking beer & wine, and dancing with our friends. Finally, we could see a beautiful night view

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New Zealand, Trade and Sheep

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New Zealand is a high-income country like Japan. I had a question how does New Zealand get money? After I came here, I asked my host mother, then she told me. New Zealand earns a fortune through trades with other countries. I heard there are a lot of sheep in New Zealand. But I haven’t

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Studying in New Zealand

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Before i came to New Zealand, i heard a lot of information about it. New Zealand has nice weather and lots of prefect beach. For example, Mission Bay and Long Bay. And New Zealand has a lot of different fruit. I like fruit very much.The most important thing for me is New Zealand does not

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Some good ideas for your first few weeks at Languages International

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Here is some advice from new students, kindly provided by current students at Languages International: Attention new students! Here is our advice about how to enjoy your ‘early days’ in Auckland. Food Fahad and Douglas suggest: “If you want to Middle-Eastern style food, you should go to the Turkish cafe in the Metro building next

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Surfing

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Every Sunday, from October to April, Languages International students have the chance to go surfing. Our friends at Aotearoa Surf will take you to a beautiful beach where the waves are perfect for learners. This week, we went to wonderful Tawharanui, 90 minutes north of Auckland. After a morning’s lessons and a BBQ lunch, everyone

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Why You Should Visit Auckland

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I want to talk about Auckland. This city is multi-cultural, so you can meet lots of people who come from other countries. You can also eat a variety of food and learn a variety of languages. If you want to see their traditional culture, you should go to festivals held in Auckland. There are some

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My Homestay Family

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My name is John. I am Chinese. I lived in a homestay last year. The house is in Mission Bay. Two people lived in my homestay. I lived in the homesaty with an old man. The old man was my homestay father. I think he is very kind. He is a New Zealander and he

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Staying with a New Zealand Family

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New Zealand is a fascinating country. People are friendly, gentle and polite. Staying with a New Zealand family will be an exciting experience. The following tips will help you enjoy your stay. Family life – New Zealand families tend to be small, and they usually have pets for example cats and dogs. It’s important to

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