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Easi Lingua Founded in 2013. A site packed with information on how and where to learn a language online.

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10/10/2017

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Avoid using 'very' too much.
15/11/2016

Avoid using 'very' too much.

Remember to use your September Discount Code to get 10% off lessons this month.
19/09/2016

Remember to use your September Discount Code to get 10% off lessons this month.

Book our fun and effective online English lessons to ensure your English improves. Make sure to apply your 10% Discount Code for September (Sept10) when booking your conversation classes online at...

Make sure to apply your 10% Discount Code for September (Sept10) when booking your conversation classes online at www.ea...
19/09/2016

Make sure to apply your 10% Discount Code for September (Sept10) when booking your conversation classes online at www.easilingua.ie

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Someone didn't get good English lessons eh?!
05/06/2016

Someone didn't get good English lessons eh?!

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30/07/2014

Summer Vacation http://wp.me/p38H8o-bt

Hi there. I’m away on holidays until August 23rd. Please note lessons will begin again on Monday August 25th @ 7.45am (GMT). Have a great Summer!

Phrase of the Day: I can't bear to look. It means I don't want to look/don't like looking at something for fear it might...
19/03/2014

Phrase of the Day: I can't bear to look. It means I don't want to look/don't like looking at something for fear it might be bad. For example: I baked the cake for too long and I can't bear to look inside the oven now. http://easilingua.eu/

Phrase of the Day: To be young at heart. (It means that regardless of your age you keep the enthusiasm and passion you f...
24/02/2014

Phrase of the Day: To be young at heart. (It means that regardless of your age you keep the enthusiasm and passion you felt when younger.)

Phrase of the Day: to start on the bench (means not to start the game but to be a substitute) whereas to be on a bench m...
21/02/2014

Phrase of the Day: to start on the bench (means not to start the game but to be a substitute) whereas to be on a bench means exactly that. As in our photo.

Phrase of the day: well wrapped up (to be well protected/insulated from the cold/weather)She's well wrapped up and won't...
18/02/2014

Phrase of the day: well wrapped up (to be well protected/insulated from the cold/weather)
She's well wrapped up and won't notice the cold.

to make a splash: to enter the water dramatically (Deeper meaning: to make a dramatic entrance or to have a dramatic imp...
18/02/2014

to make a splash: to enter the water dramatically (Deeper meaning: to make a dramatic entrance or to have a dramatic impact on something.)

I wanted to make a splash at the party so I wore orange from head to foot.

Word of the Day: fan (noun) means supporter as in: The football fans were happy with the result of the game.
17/02/2014

Word of the Day: fan (noun) means supporter as in: The football fans were happy with the result of the game.

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Dublin
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Monday 7:30am - 8:45pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 8:45pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 8:45pm
Thursday 7:30am - 8:45pm
Friday 7:30am - 8:45pm
Saturday 7:30am - 8:45pm

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+353862405669

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