Where is fastest english course? Dimana kursus bahasa inggris tercepat

Sayur nangka itu apaan sih??/ Kayak apa yah??? rasanya saya pernah makan dulu waktu di Indo, itu yg ada ikan asin kecil2nya bukannnn???

Sayur nangka is jackfruit curry (just try to imagine how if they put jack fruit instead of chicken/fish on the curry). So you should try to find another term for gudeg.

gudeg.... in English JJC.......Jogja Jackfruit Curry

I guess no matter what English courses you take, the ultimate learning results will depend entirely on you. As for myself, I used to learn at LIA and I enjoyed learning there, since the learning methods were much to my liking and very effective. In addition, the learning atmosphere was quite enjoyable and full of fun. But that doesn't mean I recommend learning at LIA. Absolutely not. I'm just trying to convey my purest opinion, that whatever you want to achieve in learning (anything), what you will achieve is mostly due to your own maximum efforts. Am I mistaken...?

And I am abolutely agree with you!

i just dont recommend LIA or LPIA

they are sucks, no one of my friends learn english well there, they just playing and get new friends, not for studying

I was taking english course in LIA till advance 4, at least i get something in my brain. and I never face alot of problem in english.
But i'll recommend direct english as the fastest english course. I went there for 1 month to take toefl course.
Well its depend on you, some ppl are very serious on their goal while others just want to hang out make friends.

agree...it is not the place, but it is us..so as long as we study hard, it is always something to learn!

Well, as you wish, buddy. I told everyone here that I didn't recommend any English courses for you to consider joining. And I totally agree that it's not the place that matters most. It's YOU! All you do to improve your English (or anything) does count. But at least, as a happy and proud graduate of one of the most reputable English courses, instead of saying "they are sucks", I would probably say "they suck". Got what I mean? And this is not what I simply obtained from the learning methods provided by LIA (or any other English courses).

The rule of thumb here is, it is your efforts that count, not the learning places you choose. However, the places can obviously give you what it takes to achieve what you wanna achieve in the most effective, time-efficient, fastest possible way.

You've GOT my vote