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the language barrier
Started by User in Ski Chatter, 52 Replies
Just curious really, but wondered how many people on here speak a second (or more language), beyond the stage of ordering beer, snickers and grapefruit?

It’s something I’ve always wanted to be able to do, but even though I did A-level French, I’ve forgotten most of it and now struggle to hold a decent conversation without reverting to ‘Franglais.’ :oops:
Why can't I turn left?!
Started by User in Ski Technique, 49 Replies
AllyG wrote:
Maybe we should have a whip round to subsidize one lesson with Pablo or anyone else here, and put us all out of our misery.

Ally


The extra cash might save the bank of Mum and Dad from bankruptcy and contribute to the 'Insure the Golf GTI Fund' too :D
the language barrier
Started by User in Ski Chatter, 52 Replies
AllyG wrote:Why would anyone want to eat a snickers bar with grapefruit? And do they actually sell grapefruit in the Alps? I mean, the one is very nice and tasty (but a bit fattening) and the other is disgusting diet food.

Ally


Glad it isn't just me who was wondering that.... :D
Wonderful news from Niederau
Started by User in Austria, 36 Replies
Congratulations, and hope you have a fantastic time for the rest of your holiday / honeymoon :D
The Niederau Experience
Started by User in Austria, 91 Replies
Wow - it sounds like you had an amazing time and congratulations on the medal! :D

Next stop Vancouver 2010? :lol:
oops
Started by User in Switzerland, 21 Replies
It seems to work fine for me :D
Ski school for teenagers
Started by User in Ski Chatter, 5 Replies
I'm not sure where you are going, or exactly how much this would cost, but have you considered maybe booking a couple of hours private lessons each day for your two daughters, and then skiing together for the rest of the day? You may find that with virtually 1:1 tuition they progress a lot faster, even if they do spend fewer hours in ski school.

Failing that, mixing teenagers and adults in a group needn't be a disaster, but as with any group lesson, it depends very much on the group and the instructor. When I was away in January, our group ranged from mid teens up to late 50s and we had a great time together.

Good luck with whatever option you go for :D
When are you off
Started by User in Ski Chatter, 661 Replies
caron-a wrote:

the former was my reaction once I'd been through all of the above emotions. the latter is the last resort but not out of the question 8). all joking aside in The List thread, I've been with him since I was 16 and really can't live without him! (I need Trencher's vomiting emoticon at this point.)



Awww :D