
Learning a seond language never stops, even at an advanced level.
Systematiker wrote:I'll be a native speaker godparent, if you want me and there's not more qualified folks who want to do it.
I'm a US-American who has taught ESL in the USA and in Germany. I teach grad school now, primarily theology for a seminary and philosophy for a university (where my main qualifications are, I hold a research doctorate in each subject, but the philosophy one is a DA, so it's more of a generalist's degree) and team teach with the literature department at the uni. I speak standard American English and Blackwater natively, learned Transatlantic as an adult.
I think someone on this board teaches English comp somewhere, though, they may be a good choice.
tomgosse wrote:Systematiker wrote:I'll be a native speaker godparent, if you want me and there's not more qualified folks who want to do it.
I'm a US-American who has taught ESL in the USA and in Germany. I teach grad school now, primarily theology for a seminary and philosophy for a university (where my main qualifications are, I hold a research doctorate in each subject, but the philosophy one is a DA, so it's more of a generalist's degree) and team teach with the literature department at the uni. I speak standard American English and Blackwater natively, learned Transatlantic as an adult.
I think someone on this board teaches English comp somewhere, though, they may be a good choice.
Two questions:Thank you,
- What is Blackwater?
- Where and how did you learn Transatlantic?
Tom
LadyGrey1986 wrote:When browsing the old HTLAL forum, I noticed there was a team for learners of English as I second language. I thought it might be nice to resurrect it here![]()
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