TEA - The English Adventure is about speaking English, meeting people, and having fun. TEA is the place where a global English speaking community meets a local community of aspiring English speakers in Budapest. Our goal is to bridge the gap between nationalities by the use of English and take the process of cross-cultural understanding one step further….

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Volunteers wanted!

Our capacity to maintain and develop TEA is limited and needs to be extended as our community grows. We are looking for open minded people – anywhere in the world - to help us improve our website and build our community. The tasks at hand are numerous and wide ranging so you are certain to find something fun to do.

Here are some of the areas that you can help us with:

- content management (including writing news articles, blog or forum posts, finding news articles and videos on the web)

- off line community (organizing meetings and events)

- general promotion (you can start off by doing as little as telling your friends about TEA)

What’s in it for you?

Heaps of fun, new friends and relationships, international connections and adventures that will spice up your life!

Become an active part of our TEAM!

Contact me at tea@theenglishadventure.com or find me on Skype (zsoltb201)!

Best wishes,

Zsolt

The first edition of our new show features Jamie Winchester talking to Zsolt about living in Hungary, his adventures in Cambridge, working as a "bankárnak látszó tárgy", Hungarian food, learning languages, how he became a musician, the way he plays and creates music and about new directions. Post your comments and ideas and check back next week to see the 2nd part of the show!

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" I have a very good personal memory of one of the first TEA meetings. So for me, TEA is fun from sunset till sunrise (I know, you can say the opposite if you like :), with black or white people, with beer or wine, with or without meat, anyway. Have some, and enjoy it! "

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