Living in Panama I have lived in Panama for almost two years. It was a nice experience. I had a great opportunity to know other culture and above all, knowing good people. I like how panamenians live their lifes. It´s like living in slow motion but living and enjoying everything. I worked with them. At first I was quite surprised how little they got stressed. At the begining I got mad at them because they did not seem to care about what I said. Then I realised they do not know the word hurry. After a couple of weeks I started to get along with my workmates and then fun had started. But what I really enjoy living there was landscapes and nature. It has nothing to do with Europe. It´s a pitty how fast goverment is destroying everything under the name of progress. I strongly recommend to visit Panama. You won´t regret.

Learning english during childhood Hi everybody! I´d like to open a debate about how useful is the english that we got during our childhood. A couple of years ago I lived in UK for six months. As you can read I am not proficiency in english but I can say that those six months in UK were much more useful than fifteen years at school. Of couse It´s all related. I mean, all those years of gramma and vocabulary helped but when it comes to speaking english...nothing better than a english spoken country. A real english experience. My experience is based on the english lessons I received in my country. I am sure there are other countries where english classes at school must be way better. So in your country , what was more important during your english learning, gramma and vocabulary or speaking and listening? Thanks in advance for your comments