#language teacher

[significantlyhistorical]

As somebody learning another language, I think it would be really fucking funny to become an English teacher in a different country just so I could give all of my students Boston accents. Imagine a completely isolated population of non-American college students all sitting in a classroom repeating “I pahked my cah rin Hahvuhd Yahd.”

[moonyoonkorean]

𝐒𝐭𝐮𝐝𝐲 𝐯𝐢𝐛𝐞 🪄

𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔.𝟎𝟏.𝟎𝟒

함께 한국어 공부를 할까욤~

[sewing-songbird]

Sometimes teaching makes you cry because its literally impossible and sometimes you cry because your Chinese-speaking student gives you a Chinese name that has "kind/graceful" in it 🥺

[laadeplata]

Link del collab: https://bsky.app/profile/poisonmeganium.bsky.social/post/3m5wqcsxcw22s

Participé en el Pokemon Trainer Collab dibujando al maestro de idiomas Salvatore. También conocido como Silvio/Seiji.

Tiene peinado de jugador de fútbol. Re moderno el maestro. ⚽

Una de mis escenas favoritas es cuando se pone serio en clase para que le respondan en otro idioma XD

Espero que muestren a su esposa en el manga porque me dejó con ganas de conocerla

Versiones en español: Bluesky | DeviantArt | Instagram | Twitter

[lonelylittledot]

the worst thing about teaching online is that my students will never know how cute I dress

[winglingtings]

Saibour 2015

[your-funky-human-companion]

officially deleting my duolingo account because

as some of you know, duolingo has converted to mostly AI, which means they laid off a vast majority of their workers. I'm fine with that as long as they gave them the right amount of time to find another job (I don't know if they did) AND their AI is actually accurate

I'm a beginning Spanish learner with missing knowledge I'm in Spanish 3 honors (with an embarrassing 9 years in learning the language) and I suck ass, but even I noticed how inaccurate Duolingo is

It doesn't teach very well. It has one huge unit that didn't teach me well and if I had a question it had no way for me to find an answer for it. It was just memorize. and memorizing a whole language with no reason behind it is impossible

again with the learning thing, it used hearts as a way for people to give them more money. a non payed for account gives you 5 hearts, gaining one heart every 2 hours which one is not very friendly to students who may not be able to pay and 2, after only one mistake they would just drop a heart and move on. was there a way to figure out what you got wrong? Yes, they would tell you the answer, but there are so many different answers in a language that it's so unfair. and also once you've dropped 5 hearts they immediately kick you out of the lesson without knowing what you did wrong that time. Yes, there was a way to gain back those hearts other than waiting 2 hours but you had to complete another lesson which most of the time didn't even revolve around what the original lesson were working on had or your mistakes.

For all you guys that want to delete but can't find another good, free site, I've found one called Wlingua.

It goes through each lesson slowly and simplistically in a way that really really helps you memorize everything quickly. It has both of the 2nd and 4th reasons while also giving people a whole other advantage to people who pay. It's really good, I don't even pay, and the only difficult thing about it is that if you speak english and learning spanish in particular then you have to scroll down past the first link that pops up on google to where it says "Wlingua — Spanish"

the only other downside to it is that it has limited languages compared to Duolingo. I'll post what they have down below:

this and Spanish

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