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(01-12-2013 01:06 PM)dk902 Wrote:  Manchester has the worst dressed people? Have you actually spent some reasonable time in the city or is that another generalisation based on zero experience there?

Yes obviously its a massive generalisation, based my experiences of going for maybe 4 weekends a year until i gave up because I don't like it. What I mean is it seems to have a much higher proportion of sports direct clad chavs than anywhere else I've been. Never seen so many people wearing fucking tracksuits etc. Obviously there is a trendier element but a lot of folk up there still dress like its 1994, I really noticed it last time I went. All my mates love Manchester though so it obviously just rubs me up the wrong way!

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Post: #28

Oxford is nice. You'l find other Spaniards (there are students from both the city's 2 Universities - the famous one and Oxford Brookes) if you are struggling, but not so many that your English will suffer.

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if the author is even checking the thread just go up north for the low cost of living and go somewhere with a university so you get good night life, easy

Post: #30

I lived in the UK for five years...Bristol is nice...as is Bath; nothing in England is cheap except cider.

Post: #31

not much on london. what's it like?

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well I have just moved to Birmingham, big city, lots to do (bars, clubs, restaurants, shopping...), and has changed a lot in the last 10-15 years, I have been more than pleasantly surprised. Also, cost of living is cheap (compared to London).......I have quite a nice city centre apartment and am paying less than £800 PCM

Post: #33

Don't go to Nottingham (my home town) and its not great. Poor and low class. Leeds, Manchester ,south coast all better.

Post: #34

Also I'd you're learning English you want to head to the south for the southern dialect. And I say this as someone who lived in Leeds for years. Actually Leeds and Manchester are cool.