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Hello!! I'm a Spanish girl. I'm 30 and I'm in Malta to improve my English. I would like to meet people who speak English as a mother tongue to practise conversation. If you are interested in Spanish you know... contact me here:

Do not forget, Gibraltar, Malta, Cyprus, most of East Africa & Ghana, Nigeria. Then The Falkland Islands (Malvinas), Cook Islands and almost all young people in Iceland !

Hi, I'm might just be one of the best people to answer your question! I am not only from Malta but I am also an English Language Teacher. Malta is a great place to learn English! Why? The Maltese speak two languages, English and Maltese so you are guaranteed plenty of oppurtunities to...

Ladies and Gentlemen, As you might know Maltese people often speak Maltese as well as English. I have never really understood if most people in Malta speak English as a second language and Maltese as their first language. How do Maltese people typically acquite their Maltese and their English? I...

Hi I found this list on the internet. http://geography.about.com/library/misc/blenglish.htm English is an official language or is predominantly spoken in the following countries: Antigua and Barbuda Australia Bahamas Barbados Beliza Botswana Canada Fiji Gambia Ghana Grenada Guyana...

hi drifter, nice hearing from you. What are u doing in Malta? Studying? I bet it's beautiful there. do you have a msn or yahoo. we could chat. here is my email:lyubov2001@hotmail.com add me or email me. I'll be waiting.

Hi Lyuba, I joined the forum today and am writing to a few people at random answering thier messages.. I am an English guy currently living in Malta and looking to find out more about your country and culture. Please write back if you still want to meet people to communicate in English.....

How refreshing to read what you have to say. It happened in Malta where English is the second official language. Fortunately many Maltese speak beautiful Engish as do many in other countries. The strange thing is that many people who speak English as a first language are not the most easy to...

There is something I can share with you on this topic which can be found as so: 1) www.mambra.com (local electronic website) 2) enter the site 3) click on 'news/press' 4) Have a look at the two faces. How can I explain this 'howler'? Basically when people speak English here (Malta) many...

Malta has two official languages, Maltese and English. Maltese is a mixture of Italian and Arabic - not the easiest language to learn and is extremely consonantal. Kids in Malta learn English and Maltese, Italian through television and school and have to choose either French or German in...