From Happy Students

My experience in Ireland was amazing, but the place I was in was the reason for my happiness there. I learned English everywhere, but having a family that makes you feel like one of them made me learn it faster because I lived with them from the time I woke up until the time I went to sleep.

Not only did I learn a lot of English, I also learned that there are people you can love as your second family, I also learned things that I would not have learned in my home country. The culture of Ireland and the way they live is totally different from the weather there. Mostly cloudy, rainy (not heavy, but constant), and cold. But my family made all that ceased to exist, in fact, I felt every day sunny, with good temperature and their love for me was very warm.

I had the pleasure of sharing with Paula, my Irish mother and her family, a few years during my youth. Aaron became my brother, and as a result of those stays we forged a friendship, a brotherhood that continues to this day.

These years made me the person I am today, not only on a communicative level, because thanks to this today I can work and travel anywhere in the world and communicate in perfect English, which I owe to them. But, it also helped me mature and permitted me to integrate the great values that Paula, Aaron and the rest of the family undoubtedly share.

I have nothing but praise and gratitude, for whom today, more than 15 years later, I still consider my Irish family. “