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Teachers living in Asia, Southeast Asia, or Oceania & Australia/New Zealand…
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Do any of you currently teach/have taught during the morning or day? (6am-5pm)
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If so, do you find it/did you find it difficult to find or have enough students?
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I ask because I live in SEA and currently teach at night (6pm-12am). I have plenty of students and think that there is enough demand at that time but actually don’t enjoy teaching at night time and would prefer morning hours.
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Learning a foreign language while living in a country that doesn’t speak that language, makes it really difficult to maintain the motivation of language learning.
Here are some tips from a professional teacher that will help you improve your language skills and be more conversational.
THREE things you should do:
1. Speak more often, with a native, to yourself, with a translator app, record yourself.
2. Schedule a time to frequently watch videos/movies in the foreign language you are learning.
3. Journal about your day by speaking about what you did or will do.
Those are 3 tips that will help you improve your language skills over time.
Let’s chat and keep furthering your English journey!
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Let’s speak about CULTURES from around the world!
Have you been to any other countries and found a particular culture UNIQUE?
Of course, each culture is unique in its own way, but sometimes we find ourselves surrounded by that one cultural experience which never leaves our hearts.
For me, it was the experience of witnessing how local Guatemalan farmers grow, harvest, and produce rich coffee beans on the slopes of an enormous volcano for the world to taste. Everything from speaking to the local farmers to understand its process, to physically getting my hands & eyes on the process during each step.
What an incredible experience to take part in.
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What is the significance of “lo” in these sentences?
Todo lo que tengo
De lo que sientes
I’m curious to know why it is used because it throws me off sometimes.
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Can someone explain to me the uses of “pues” in Spanish? Please explain it in English as I may not fully understand the Spanish explanation. Many thanks!
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I need to practice more Spanish, mainly Speaking exercises as that's what I don't always have the opportunity to do...
My experience:
Antes de este ano - (Solo estudie un poco de vocabulario y grammar en mi universidad)
Janeiro - Febrero (Estudiado con un libro)
Marzo - Junio (No estudio)
Julio - 12 de Septiembre (Practicado hablando en los paises de hablan hispana)
12 de Septiembre - Ahora (No he estado estudiando Espanol)
My question is... Where should I pick up again? Who can help me? Do you speak English well enough and can explain to me in English?
I'd like to practice with someone who has a clear Spanish accent from Latin America and has a good knowledge of grammar and can correct my pronunciation and mistakes.
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What is more challenging for you when learning English?
Listening comprehension?
Reading comprehension?
Writing?
Grammar?
Spelling?
Vocabulary?
Let me know in the comments what you think is the most challenging for yourself. I want to help you perfect your English and speak more fluently! :)
Happy Learning!
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Estoy visitando el país de Ecuador ahora. Solo he probado la comida tradicionales de empanadas. Las empanadas de carnes son muy deliciosas y ricas.
Quiero probar las comidas tradicionales más durante mi visito en este país.
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