Dublin leaves its mark on the person<\/strong>\u00a0who has been there is a universally known truth.\u00a0Dublin does not stand out for its great monuments or impressive things to do, but it does stand out for its people, its customs and its way of life.\u00a0Therefore, we tell you these 10 reasons not to hesitate in going to learn English in Dublin.<\/p>\n Just because you can’t bathe on the Dublin coast, most months, does not mean that their presence is not appreciated.\u00a0Above all, for people used to living in coastal areas, this is something that is very appreciated in those stressful days that may arise.\u00a0Simply take the Dart (the Dublin train), and take a short tour of the wonderful coastal towns, such as Howth and its fantastic sea lions or Dun Laoghaire to eat some oysters or see the great tower that the musical artist Enya has at home , they calm any type of stress.\u00a0Just look at the sea … and breathe.<\/p>\n There are people who love big cities, but in the case of Dublin, its great little charm is that in just a few weeks you already get hold of its cobbled streets, which is to be appreciated when you arrive at a place where you do not know anything and you may ask yourself: what am I doing here?\u00a0Well rejoice,\u00a0in a few days you will get to know Dublin like the back of your hand<\/strong>\u00a0and in no time you will be meeting new friends on the street!<\/p>\n The type of currency when traveling to another country is sometimes an important issue for several reasons such as: that exchange rates fluctuate constantly and that once we arrive, we have to start thinking about another in addition to English currency different from ours.\u00a0Dublin in this case, use euros<\/strong>\u00a0, and it is not as expensive as they paint it, much less when you fall in love with Dublin and decide to stay a few more months working!<\/p>\n As many people know, the Irish accent is clearly distinguishable from the others, being a little more understandable than the Scottish and of course much sexier than any other … on your return to Spain and also during your stay in Dublin, you will pick up the\u00a0Irish accent<\/strong>\u00a0, and you will be\u00a0“so cute”<\/strong>\u00a0speaking English.<\/p>\n When you travel to a foreign country, everything adds up when it comes to making you feel good, and in this, the Irish are specialists.\u00a0They have a way of being very warm, quite humorous and without a doubt very hospitable, with which all this will help you not feel so\u00a0\u201chomesick\u201d<\/strong>\u00a0.<\/p>\n When two people are alone in a foreign country,\u00a0bonds<\/strong>\u00a0are created\u00a0that time will never break<\/strong>\u00a0, they become your family.\u00a0Dublin and its dubliners will forever be another family to count on and with whom your memories will survive forever, making an\u00a0unforgettable experience.<\/strong><\/p>\n Currently, these are difficult times for bars and pubs and although we all know that drinking in Dublin is more expensive than Spain, they are the best places to learn English, as there are always full bars, any day of the week and at any time.\u00a0Also, knowing so many people and being all a pineapple, there are always\u00a0birthdays<\/strong>\u00a0to celebrate,\u00a0leaving parties<\/strong>\u00a0to schedule, Christmases to do\u00a0\u201cthe 12 pubs\u201d<\/strong>\u00a0(21 pubs, 12 pints in each), or any excuse in Dublin is always good\u00a0“To go for a pint”.<\/strong><\/p>\n The historic heart of Ireland has much more than cozy heritage towns and serene, crystal-clear lakes.\u00a0This is where saints converted kings to Christianity at the Rock of Cashel, where Kilkenny Castle changed hands for the price of a song.\u00a0The stories continue on the Celtic Coast, where the Vikings looted the sacred treasures of the monastic city of Glendalough and the light from the oldest lighthouse in Europe illuminates Ireland’s maritime history and its thousands of tales.\u00a0All this forms an\u00a0attractive story<\/strong>\u00a0that you will always want to know more and more about.<\/p>\n Dublin is already listed as one of the most cosmopolitan cities today.\u00a0This, close to being the least attractive for restless minds that want to learn English there, is\u00a0one more plus<\/strong>\u00a0, because you will meet people from parts of the world that you have never heard before or they will simply give you the opportunity to learn\u00a0other languages\u00a0close to Spanish, such as Italian or Portuguese, learning a lot about different cultures.<\/p>\n A ride along the River Liffey, Phoenix Park by bike with its zoo, any pub in Temple Bar, Molly Malone on Grafton Street, its seaside towns, Cliffs of Moher, Kerry and its lakes, the Causeway of the Giants, Belfast, Galway And a long etc…<\/p>\n For these reasons and others that everyone discovers during their stay in\u00a0Dublin.\u00a0<\/strong>Also, do you want to obtain a degree with which to validate your level of English?\u00a0Here\u00a0we leave you the next available calls.<\/p>\n\n\nCapital with coast<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Small capital<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Euro coin<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Unmistakable accent<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Dubliner personality<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Friends in Dublin = family forever<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Pub culture<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Celtic culture.\u00a0Symbologies, clovers, leprechauns, harp, music, etc.
\n<\/strong><\/h3>\nCultural diversity: opportunities<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Monuments, places to visit<\/strong><\/h3>\n