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Suggested learning time: merely a brief 17 minutes daily.
At any time – any place – on any device. |
| With the award-winning long-term memory learning method, you'll always remember Maltese. |
| With the novel superlearning technology, you'll learn 32% faster and become particularly receptive. |
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Learning Maltese has never been easier: All exercises are automatically presented to you by the course every day. As a result, you learn Maltese with a natural flow. |
| A vast variety of learning methods guarantees fun and success while learning and motivates you to continue learning Maltese every day. |
How do you say „What is your name?“ in Maltese? How do you ask in Maltese “Where do you come from?”. That will certainly interest your new friends in Malta! | |
The first step is always the most difficult, namely approaching people. Therefore the most important things first: You will learn how to say “Hello” in Maltese. We will show you how to say “Bye” in Maltese. | |
Can you read these signs in Maltese? Where is the emergency exit? Behind which door are the ladies toilets? Where is parking forbidden? We have prepared a list of the most important signs that you should be able to read. | |
I have stomach trouble. I have a head ache. You need medical assistance in Malta? The Travel Course will teach you how to communicate with the doctor or the pharmacist. | |
How do you say „Yes“ and „No“ in Maltese? What is “please” and “thank you” in Maltese? Everyone should be able to say that in any language. | |
You want to drive in Malta? To help you if you need to visit the petrol station, we have prepared a collection of the most important words related to motoring. | |
„How can I book accommodation in Maltese”? We would like a double room. And a cot as well. And if possible, with breakfast the next morning. You will learn about these themes as well. | |
We have also prepared a useful list of phrases for emergency situations. You will learn important phrases for dealing with emergencies. | |
How do you say in Maltese: “The menu, please?“ What is “Cheers!” in Maltese? Naturally you will want to eat out in order to try the local specialities in Malta. In order to facilitate ordering in restaurants, we have developed a lesson only devoted to “food”. | |
1,2,3,10,100,... „I must quickly learn to count in Maltese.“ The numbers are always important to learn in a new language. This will help you to pay in restaurants. | |
How do I get to the station? Excuse me, where is the next post office? In the Travel Course you will learn how to ask the way to all the most important destinations. | |
And much more! |