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【Room Guide】This Is ONLY for WOMEN | WALES – Ladies Premium

『Ladies Premium』

This room type can accommodate a maximum of 7 people like a share house🏠

There is a kitchen, 2 bathrooms, dining room, living room and 5 bedrooms.
Students can cook inside a unit so you can choose whether to avail school meals🍳

👩Ladies Premium – Single bedroom
There are 3 single bedrooms in Ladies Premium. Each of these has a bed, desk, closet and safety box inside. You can have a private space.

👩👩Ladies Premium – Twin bedroom
There are 2 twin bedrooms here. Each of these has a bed, desk, closet and safety box inside. You can spend time with another roommate.

■ Facilities
– Living room: TV, Sofa, Veranda, Dehumidifier
– Dining area: Table
– Kitchen: Gas stove, Utensil, Fridge
– Bedroom: 3 single bedrooms, 2 twin bedrooms (Closet, Desk, Chair, Safety box)
– 2 Bathrooms: Hair dryer

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【Room Guide】Want to Stay in a CLEAN Room?? | WALES – Single & Twin share

『Studio type – 1 share』
『Studio type – 2 share』

👩Studio type – 1 share
All furniture and facility like bed, bathroom and fridge are inside. If you do not like to be bothered by roommates, this room type is the best for you.

👩👩Studio type – 2 share
It is the most common of all room types.
This is suitable for those who want to “save their budget” and “communicate in English with roommates”

■ Facilities
・Desk
・Chair
・Cabinet
・Fridge
・Safety box
・Bathroom
・Veranda
・WIFI
・Dryer
・Sink
* Cooking materials are not provided.

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【Room Guide】CHEAP but WIDE room type | WALES – Triple share

『Studio type – 3 share』

It is spacious but the cheapest of all room types.

This is suitable for those who want to
💰 Save their budget
🗣 Communicate in English with roommates

There are 2 different types of “Studio type – 3 share” which are
🏠 Bedroom(1 single bed +1 double deck)+Living room
🏠 Bedroom(2 single beds)+Bedroom(1 single bed)

■ Facilities
・Desk
・Chair
・Cabinet
・Fridge
・Safety box
・Bathroom
・Veranda
・WIFI
・Dryer
・Vanity
・Sink
・Shelf
* Cooking materials are not provided.

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My experience in Philippines

Student information:
◇ Name: Yuna
◇ Age: 26
◇ Nationality: Taiwan
◇ Program: ESL
◇ Duration: 12 weeks

When I arrived in the Philippines, there were different pick-up times and I got tired waiting, so I tried having a massage in chair. It cost 110 pesos for the whole body in half an hour and it was really comfortable. So, I would recommend this to someone who does not want to go shopping and has to wait in the airport for a long time.

Massage chair in Airport

I chose an 8-hour classes a day, but I could not adapt in the first week because I must focus on each class using English in conversations. The environment is especially different from Mandarin to English which drains a lot of energy. By the second week, I was able to adapt to this kind of situation and environment, so I felt better.

The teachers are kind; when we don’t know the meaning of a vocabulary, they use easy words to explain. I can easily understand and be impressed by this way of teaching which especially helps me to know a lot of vocabulary after our review. Before classes, the teacher will ask you about your weekend or how your day was, and I think it’s a good way to improve your speaking skills because you need to answer these questions 6 times and practice listening as well.

Filipino local food “Balut”

The night market is wild and long and only in Baguio. The vendors sell almost the same products such as second-hand clothes and imitation products. We tried eating balut, which is a really famous local food. It is only sold in the evenings, so you won’t see the whole chick inside. In my case, I couldn’t eat balut because I can’t imagine eating a chick with feathers on it. The yolk, however, is eaten with salt which is similar to the salted duck egg in my country. I admire the Filipinos because they ate balut with sauce only. My friend is awesome because she ate a whole balut even though she vomited.

On my first weekend, I went to the public market which sells fruits, meat, vegetables and so on and they are cheap. In addition, we tried Oden, fish balls, and ‘one day old chicken’ which was recommended by the seller. It’s kind of cruel because the chick was only hatched for a few days and has no chance to grow up. By the way, it tastes like fried chicken.

Filipino local food “One day old chicken”