Our weekend trip to Cambridge – Letters from England by Donekeo Keositthivong
On Saturday 29th July 2017 I went to Cambridge City by school’s bus with my friends in the college they
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Our weekend trip to Brighton – Letters from England by Phovang Inthavong
On 15th July . We went to Brighton , one famus of England ,the first we roam to saw some
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Studying & an outing to Walmer Castle and Sandwich – Letters from England by Donekeo Keositthivong and Phovang Inthavong
Our third week On Monday 10 July 2017 In the morning I studied . In the afternoon I played sport
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Our trip to London – Letters from England by Phovang “Noy” Inthavong and Donekeo Keositthivong
2nd week: Our trip to London My last weekend I went to London. I went with friends and two teachers.
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My first week – Letters from England by Souvanh Navong
1st week: My first week On Tuesday in morning s study in class. The topic: grammar with teacher Lee. Making
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My first week at Hilderstone College – Letters from England by Mittaphone Sichampa
1st week: My first week at Hilderstone College I arrived to England On 25th,June 2017. When i arrived there, I
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Our first days and daily routine – Letters from England by Phovang “Noy” Inthavong and Donekeo Keositthivong
1st week: My first days – by Phovang “Noy” Inthavong The first I’m very lucky because my host family they
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Ms Souphaphone Vongphachan’s and “Linda’s”aka Ms Bouangeun Hanthavong’s Story: Why I want to learn English
I teach Ms Souphaphone Vongphachan, the director of Sikeud Primary School, together with “Linda” aka Ms Bouangeun Hanthavong, Madame Engel’s
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My experiences with the German teachers – Essays by Mit (Mittaphone Sichampa) and Noy (Phovang Inthavong)
During our daily English lessons at Sikeud Primary School, Mit and Noy, the school’s English teachers, wrote an article about
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A few thoughts on how the education system could be improved – by Bounleud Sengsavangvong and Souvanh Navong
After having lived in the Lao People’s Democratic Republic for three months, with another one to come, it is time
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One day in the rice field of Souvanh Navong
Rice is the basic staple of the Lao people. Besides the well-known steamed rice, which we also have in western
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My personal highlight – by Pauline Kern (& blog article no. 100!)
During my 3-month stay here in Laos I’ve had so many personal highlights that it is rather difficult for me
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