In just six short weeks, FunTalk has opened its doors and students of all ages 
have joined us to try out this new educational experience in English. The students have experienced learning English in a totally new, enjoyable and interactive way that has nothing to do with sitting at a desk in front of a book, but rather with experiencing and using the language first hand.
So, what have our Funtalkers been doing these past six weeks? the last six weeks?
You’ll want to take a look at some photos and videos (below) to see what’s been cooking at FunTalk these past few weeks.
Our Funtalkers They have made their shopping lists; they have gone to the supermarket to buy the ingredients they needed; they have made delicious cookies; they have created papier-mâché masks and painted them; they have reproduced the house where they live with small articulated windows included to be able to communicate with the rest of the family members; they have gone to the park to explain to each other the rules of the games they like the most; they have used all and every one of the huge open spaces 
offered by FunTalk to get the students moving (yes, you can learn English on the move!); they’ve drawn lots of pictures on the whiteboard on the main wall where the FunTalk emblem is; and the adults have even shared a glass of wine during their conversation classes.
And in case you have any doubts about what the students think of this new educational experience in English, here are some of their comments:
We are delighted, thank you so much for making it so fun and enjoyable for the girls.
– Marga
Looking forward to Friday to attend the Fun talk classes is a joy.
– Marta Casals
At FunTalk we are aware that we are surrounded by countless new ways to learn English, so we take every opportunity to guide you through this new educational experience. And when you try it, you’ll go home wanting to come back. Come back to have fun, come back to laugh, come back to enjoy unforgettable experiences and, without wanting to, come back thirsty to 
learn more English and to realize that learning happens anywhere, and not only with English but any language.
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FunTalk has come alive and a new learning experience has begun.
In just six short weeks, FunTalk has opened its doors and students of all ages have joined us to experience this new learning system. Students have experienced learning English in a completely new, 
fun and interactive way, and it hasn’t been from sitting at a desk with a book in front of them, it’s been from living and using it.
So what have our Funtalkers been doing these past six weeks? Just have a look at some of the pics and videos and you’ll see what we’ve been up to.
Funtalkers have made shopping lists, gone to the supermarket to buy ingredients, made delicious cookies, made paper machet masks, painted their
masks, made their own home with windows that open to talk about their family, gone to the park to explain the rules of their favorite sport, used the big open spaces FunTalk has to offer to get the students up and moving, made countless drawings on FunTalk’s signature chalkboard walls to inspire conversation, and the adults have even shared a glass of wine during a conversation class.
And if you’re wondering what the students think about this new learning experience, here are just a few comments:
We are delighted, thank you so much for making it so fun and enjoyable for the girls.
– Marga
Looking forward to Friday to attend the Fun talk classes is a joy.
– Marta Casals
At FunTalk we are aware that a new learning experience is all around us, that’s why we take advantage of every opportunity to guide you through this new learning experience. And when you experience it, you’ll come away with the feeling that you want more. You’ll want more fun, more laughs, more memorable experiences, and ultimately you’ll come away thirsty to learn more, and realize that learning happens anywhere and everywhere, in any language.
