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"The best way to learn a language is to live it. My ability to learn Spanish in my country was limited, therefore I chose to study in an Spanish-speaking country. When I complete the course I plan to return to my country with my improved Spanish and computer qualifications, to open up my own Spanish Language School."
Marta Riera, España

"I always thought that the best way to learn Spanish is to live in an Spanish-speaking country. I have had an incredible improvement in my Spanish since I have been here. I am thankful to all my teachers and new friends from all over the world. This is one of the best things that studying abroad can offer you."
Bernd Foster, Germany

"I am studying with Rainbow Languages not only because I want to learn other languages, but also because I like to meet new people from different countries with different cultures, and understand other ways of thinking."
Roberto Cimmino, Italy

"I had only studied Spanish for three months, but every day I could feel my Spanish getting better. In Taiwan, I felt that I couldn't learn Spanish in the most effective way, but here there are excellent teachers who really make a difference they are experienced in teaching foreign students. Before I started, I could only say "yes," "no" and "thank you." But now I speak with far more confidence, and I returned to Taiwan with a greatly improved speaking ability."
Caroline Duarte, Brazil

"I came here with only the hope of learning Spanish but in addition I learned to respect your culture and in return you offered me your life experience. You brought me with you to Japan, Tibet, California, and Colorado. I would like to have stopped time and spent a longer period of time with you, but we do not have control over time and events. I wish you the best in love and life and I hope you eat more pasta."
Marc Dalmau, España

"I want to get a degree in graphic art. I know there are a lot of schools where I could study in my own country, but if I study in the United States I can make my experience more effective by improving my English and studying my major. When I return to Japan my English skills will make me more marketable."
Natsuko Ogawa, Japan

"I improved my English in every possible way. A language is more than words and grammar, it is also a taste of culture. Learning English with other international students was a chance that a regular course could not have offered me. There was an exchange of ideas and point of view that opened my mind to new things. Thanks to this program I made it to an American university, and because I learned so much about how to prepare for my academic life, I encountered no problems getting used to my new life. I plan to graduate in the USA, and if I succeed I owe my thanks to studying abroad and the friends I met there."
Laetitia Py, France

"Studying abroad is one of the best ways to perfect one's grasp of the English language. I have learned that everything in my environment helps me. Because I am constantly surrounded by English speakers and students from other countries, I rarely speak Russian. I live on campus, so I have made American friends. Many of them have helped my to develop my communication skills."
Irina Korosteleva, Russia