Definitions
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- noun a system whereby
students visiting aforeign country tostudy board with alocal family at anaffordable price - noun a house used primarily as the residence of the owner but with the business of accommodating paying guests
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Examples
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The school will go out of its way to make sure your homestay is a success (you won't get "stuck" in the wrong situation).
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While a homestay is a good way to integrate with some aspects of Mexican culture, the lack of privacy can be too close for comfort for some.
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While a homestay is a good way to integrate with some aspects of Mexican culture, the lack of privacy can be too close for comfort for some.
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While a homestay is a good way to integrate with some aspects of Mexican culture, the lack of privacy can be too close for comfort for some.
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While a homestay is a good way to integrate with some aspects of Mexican culture, the lack of privacy can be too close for comfort for some.
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At 4 we are done for the day, free to go home when we are in homestay, or hang out when we're not.
Darda: Our Training Site Zach Center 2005
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At 4 we are done for the day, free to go home when we are in homestay, or hang out when we're not.
Archive 2005-10-01 Zach Center 2005
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If your son or daughter is the one who will be spending time abroad, a "homestay" -- or residing with a local family -- may be a good housing option.
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It was nice to hear about how every one else’s homestay is going.
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Part of the requirement for my Spanish BA program (I'm just starting) is spending a semester or summer in a Spanish speaking country (a homestay is also required).
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