Question 2: I want to learn Dubai. . .
Dubai belongs to the United Arab Emirates, and the locals all speak * * * language.
It is not difficult to learn, but the pronunciation is more difficult.
Question 3: What language do you need to learn to go to Dubai? The local people use * * * language.
But in Dubai, more than 80% of the population are immigrants, so English is absolutely universal.
You will hear English with various accents, as long as you can guess each other.
Question 4: What language do Dubai people speak? The official language is * * *, but there are many foreigners in Dubai, and there are not a few who speak English.
I hope it helps you.
Question 5: I want to go to Dubai. I can't speak English. What if the language doesn't work?
1. Learn English
2. Pay the translation fee
3. Friends who can speak English will go together
Question 6: I want to go to Dubai, but I can't speak the language there. What should I do? Bring the translator.
Question 7: Teacher, how about going to Dubai to learn the language? Where are you going? It's my pleasure to answer your question.
My friend went to Gullair University in Dubai to study. The tuition is relatively high and the environment is good.
Question 8: How to be a tour guide in Dubai and earn money? What language do you speak when you go to the local travel agency?
Question 9: I want to go to Dubai, but I want to learn some spoken English, but I really don't know any English, such as how to order food, how to say a beautiful day, how to accumulate more vocabulary and learn some grammar when going abroad! Be sure to master words and phrases, be proficient,
Learn some English knowledge that interests you, listen carefully in class and take notes in time after class.
Develop the good habit of memorizing words and often review what you have learned before! Learning English is not difficult. Refer to the original text, draw a picture in the original text, and draw what you vaguely heard at that time and what you did wrong because you didn't hear it.
Extract words, phrases and sentences into a special notebook so that you can review them at any time in the future.
Question 10: I am a junior high school graduate and want to go to Dubai, but I am penniless and have no language ability. How did I go to Canada last August? The situation is different from that of the United Arab Emirates, but some experiences are really worth sharing. Just dress casually, and locals don't wear traditional clothes every day. Don't worry, they are all dressed the same. Secondly, I wonder if anyone bullied you. * * * people are quite enthusiastic. If the landlord is a bit wild, it may be easy to integrate into the group. Then poor English is not a problem. They also speak English as a second language. Don't be afraid to speak English. International students have to go through this hurdle. There are many students from China whose English is not very good, but they can quickly integrate into the local society. The main thing is not to have psychological barriers, and don't think that others will look down on you if you don't speak English well. Finally, remind the landlord not to be divorced from the local environment, but to mix with the locals, so that there will be no sense of isolation. The most important thing during studying abroad is to be happy, and of course, to ensure your studies. Come on!