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 Malta's
location in the centre of the Mediterranean makes itan ideal place for
studying English all year round. Malta is made up of an archipel ago of
islands, the main three being Malta, Gozo and Comino. Due to its
strategic
location, Malta has been occupied by the Phoenicians, the Romans, the
Arabs,
the Knights of St.John, the French and the British, all of whom have
left
their mark on the islands.Their influence has given Malta its rich and
varied history. 
Marta became a British colony in 1814 and gained its independence in 1964. Mediterranean culture is dominant in Malta but 150 years of British rule have had a lasting effect son the country and its language. |
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 English is
one of Malta's two official languages, the Maltese drive on the left
and
enjoy a typical English breakfast.The main daily newspapers are
published
in English.  Malta has something for everyone: Mediterranean climate,
crystal clear
sea, an abundance of history, pretty villages, colourful feasts and
celebrations.
Malta also offers wonderful cafes and restaurants, a lively nightlife
and
a wide range of shops. |
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