Nice - where to rent and language courses
Apr 18th 2005, 9:12 pm
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Nice - where to rent and language courses
Hello
This is my first posting so I apoligise if these are really common questions, but I'd appreciate some feedback/suggestions etc.
I'm thinking (very seriously) on a move to Nice, could be short term (6 months) or long term, who knows...
I will obviously need to live somewhere so will be looking for a studio/ v. small 1 bed flat. My budget is around 650 euros per month – I know I have to pay months and months in advance and mr/mrs immobilier a load of cash for the pleasure of dealing with them – is this reasonable or should I re-think/buy a tent?
Area-wise any suggestions on places to look at/avoid - I'm not after a luxury apartment with sea view but would like to feel safe walking down the road I live on at night!
Language courses - there are so many places and I have no idea what they're like. If anyone has done a language course I'd love to know where, and what they thought of it.
At the moment I'm thinking: 3/4 hours a day for a month at beginner level, take a week or two off, then move up to next level for a month etc...
Thanks
Nicki
This is my first posting so I apoligise if these are really common questions, but I'd appreciate some feedback/suggestions etc.
I'm thinking (very seriously) on a move to Nice, could be short term (6 months) or long term, who knows...
I will obviously need to live somewhere so will be looking for a studio/ v. small 1 bed flat. My budget is around 650 euros per month – I know I have to pay months and months in advance and mr/mrs immobilier a load of cash for the pleasure of dealing with them – is this reasonable or should I re-think/buy a tent?
Area-wise any suggestions on places to look at/avoid - I'm not after a luxury apartment with sea view but would like to feel safe walking down the road I live on at night!
Language courses - there are so many places and I have no idea what they're like. If anyone has done a language course I'd love to know where, and what they thought of it.
At the moment I'm thinking: 3/4 hours a day for a month at beginner level, take a week or two off, then move up to next level for a month etc...
Thanks
Nicki
Apr 19th 2005, 2:58 am
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Re: Nice - where to rent and language courses
Originally Posted by nickiinlondon
Hello
This is my first posting so I apoligise if these are really common questions, but I'd appreciate some feedback/suggestions etc.
I'm thinking (very seriously) on a move to Nice, could be short term (6 months) or long term, who knows...
I will obviously need to live somewhere so will be looking for a studio/ v. small 1 bed flat. My budget is around 650 euros per month – I know I have to pay months and months in advance and mr/mrs immobilier a load of cash for the pleasure of dealing with them – is this reasonable or should I re-think/buy a tent?
Area-wise any suggestions on places to look at/avoid - I'm not after a luxury apartment with sea view but would like to feel safe walking down the road I live on at night!
Language courses - there are so many places and I have no idea what they're like. If anyone has done a language course I'd love to know where, and what they thought of it.
At the moment I'm thinking: 3/4 hours a day for a month at beginner level, take a week or two off, then move up to next level for a month etc...
Thanks
Nicki
This is my first posting so I apoligise if these are really common questions, but I'd appreciate some feedback/suggestions etc.
I'm thinking (very seriously) on a move to Nice, could be short term (6 months) or long term, who knows...
I will obviously need to live somewhere so will be looking for a studio/ v. small 1 bed flat. My budget is around 650 euros per month – I know I have to pay months and months in advance and mr/mrs immobilier a load of cash for the pleasure of dealing with them – is this reasonable or should I re-think/buy a tent?
Area-wise any suggestions on places to look at/avoid - I'm not after a luxury apartment with sea view but would like to feel safe walking down the road I live on at night!
Language courses - there are so many places and I have no idea what they're like. If anyone has done a language course I'd love to know where, and what they thought of it.
At the moment I'm thinking: 3/4 hours a day for a month at beginner level, take a week or two off, then move up to next level for a month etc...
Thanks
Nicki
Nicki cant give advice on NICE excpt €€€€€€€€€'s
language mmmmm i did a class was great me two russians, lots of arabs ans there it fell
the russians where like 60wks ahead of the arabs and i was shocked!
worse a new entry to class from cambodia BACK TO STAGE ONE..... strart all over !!!!
I left so did the russians, one has stayed a good friend although i am sure was KGB LOL, i learn from not knowing. so that silly arse deep end phrase works
Apr 20th 2005, 4:28 pm
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Re: Nice - where to rent and language courses
Originally Posted by nickiinlondon
Language courses - there are so many places and I have no idea what they're like. If anyone has done a language course I'd love to know where, and what they thought of it.
At the moment I'm thinking: 3/4 hours a day for a month at beginner level, take a week or two off, then move up to next level for a month etc...
Thanks
Nicki
At the moment I'm thinking: 3/4 hours a day for a month at beginner level, take a week or two off, then move up to next level for a month etc...
Thanks
Nicki
The contact is
Alliance Francaise 2 rue de Paris. Nice.
Tel: 04 93 62 67 66 Fax: 04 93 85 28 06
http://www.alliance-francaise-nice.com/
Apr 20th 2005, 5:26 pm
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Re: Nice - where to rent and language courses
thanks for the reply - will add them to my list and have a look at the website.
