Travel Learn Another Language by W. Blake Gray Pardon, messieurs et mesdames. If you want to learn what to say next, maybe it's time for you to present yourself an intensive language course. If you expect to spend the holidays alone, an intensive language course is perfect. You learn more when you don't have anyone to speak English with. Plus, you get a ready-made family for the holiday.
Many couples take intensive courses together.
Though one-week classes are offered, two weeks is more than twice as good. The French prefer to take Christmas off. If you want an intensive French school, go in summer. France is nicer then anyway. Intensive language courses are nothing like the 13-week college courses you remember, in which you study for the final and then forget everything the next time you actually see a movie or menu in the language.