I really enjoyed these 2 weeks in Valencia. I studied in Taronja School for the 4. time. I learned a lot during the classes and also outside of the classes. It turned out that the school had a lot of activities, I liked especially the «tour de tapas».
Suddenly I had some friends in Valencia and we often met for some drinks or for dancing Salsa.
It sure was a wonderful experience.
Repitition please!
Bibiána 
Hi everyone. My name’s Arnaud. I’m 33 years old, French, and I’ve been working for a year as a French teacher in Switzerland. I really like Taronja school here in Valencia The school is located and organized perfectly. It’s very close to the old city. The teachers (and the administrators!) are very kind and available when you need them.
The school day is planned out very well. Each day we have classes from 9 to 12.40, with one break from 10.40 to 11am.
Right everyone, excuse me, but I’m off to the beach! ^^,
P.S: Do you know the difference between ‘tengo calor’ and ‘estoy caliente’? No? Well come to Taronja School to find out! 
Dear Marta,
The water starts shallow and warm. The soft, golden sands, oozing between your toes. It’s easy; «Hola, dos cervezas por favor». You look around – the crowd wets its feet. You feel good. You’re one of the team. But you yearn to swim. Still deeper you push, the water cools. Whoosh, a wave knocks you back! Progress becomes «dura». A sea breeze brings goosebumps; your first verb «tener» – but wait, what’s this? «tengo»… And more, a veritable chill wind. To turn back or move on? Behind, the «loco» cackle of the hoards busy at the bars. But to swim. That luscious blue sea. That’s where you belong, you can feel it… Whoosh! Ouch ouch ouch. What was that? A sharp stone, a crustacean or… a reflexive that bit you and shot away? Onwards. This water is «ca, cu, que, co»…. COLD! Whoosh! And your balance is tested. A breaker wave? Or a definite article? But the confusing feeling of an (m) and an (f),coming thick, fast and with dizzying, percussive frequency. Whoosh! Push on, you’ll get it you’re sure. Look to the deep blue sea ahead. How close it seems. Whoosh! Yet, it also does not feel so close, these waves beating you backwards. Behind in the distance, they all seem so happy in the shallows. But, they’re not swimming? Their voices have faded, so who can tell anyway? Whoosh! Damn, that seaweed has your leg entangled. Subjunctively. Subjunctively twisted in knots of logic. Whoosh! To go further, to go deeper… you need a guide. A reassuring helping hand. To be assisted by the sage, with their intoxicating knowledgable enthusiasm. Your swimming instructor friends, at Taronja. Whoosh! The guide now pulls you along. Steering you; through the shoals, the rocky seabeds, against the pounding, protesting waves of grammatical intricacies. All the while, visible above the waterline the fun and enjoyment of each others company. The sea deepens and finally welcomes you. Engulfing and embracing you, the waves no longer crash and beat. You have reached that «profundidad»and begun to swim. Through continual learning the ocean can take you to magical places, people and… life. «Bienvenido amigo» Whooooosh! Another language beckons!
Like going to swim in the sea, walking from the beach
Robyn Image by divalynn
I’ve loved Valencia, and the people of Taronja School. The teachers in the school are very fun and young. The atmosphere in the school is great, I liked it very much and I studied more than I expected to. I had fun living with other students living in Taronja home as well. The activities were excellent, especially the Language Exchange. I don’t want anything to be changed. This will not be my last time in Valencia. See you soon. 
Hola, I’m Donato, I do not speak Spanish very well, I’m 32 years old and I work in Italy. I have been at this school for one week and I have liked it a lot and I also loved going out eating Tapas. Valencia is a very fun city and I hope to return soon…
At Taronja Spanish School I met people from around the world and I hope to see them again. It was a great experience, and I thank Victor and Ana for their kindness. I end by wishing everybody a happy life. 
My name is Josephine and I’m 20 years old. I live in Switzerland. I’ve had two very fun weeks here and I have learned a lot. I loved the activities and the teachers are very nice. I don’t want to go back to Switzerland and leave Valencia behind.
Arriving at a city in a foreign country is not that easy, but thanks to all the people at Taronja Spanish School, I have to say that we felt like we were at home. In the two weeks here, I have not missed my home. It is like a family here, everyone is very friendly. If I had doubts, everything was sorted out in very short time.
The school offers a lot of different activities; they organization of them perfectly and they allow us to spend time with people from all around the world. About the school, I don’t have more to say other than that the level of the Spanish classes is very good. We discussed various topics, which allowed us to talk a lot and also to open ourselves up for other cultures, which is worth a fortune. 
Raoul, student October 2012 – January 2013
Lisa, student july 2012
Arianna, student july 2012
Robert, student july 2012
