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is someone interested in learning english?
yojanafer posted a topic in Spanish Language | Discussion
Hey there! I was just around here and noticed you all have a good domain of Spanish, I am a native Spanish speaker from Latin America too. I had a previous knowledge of the English language but you may wonder how did I learn English so perfect, I began looking for online lessons and teachers that help to learn English, I failed many times with some teachers that were not good at all, but then I found out this page www.british-english-teacher.com with this friendly and trustworthy teacher called Alexander, he taught me English in a interactive way, with patience and he always make sure that I understand all he was teaching me. I fully recommend him, if you want to improve your English level. -
Hello! I am a native Spanish speaker, how are you all today? I have a perfect domain of English because I’ve been learning with a British English teacher on skype, I never trust online classes but I am now so happy and grateful with my friendly teacher, he is so organized and makes every lesson very interactive, he also adapts to your avalability of time. I leave you here his website for you to know him better just in case you decide to join in this awesome experience. www.british-english-teacher.com
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I grew up in the country where although we have American Standard English as the second mother language, I noticed that somehow, a lot of us have problems spotting words, spelling that differentiate between American and British English. When I was in college and was taking Journalism in my early semester, how many times I found myself mixing this up. My professor told me that there is actually no problem of using either one or the other. But the thing was, he wanted that if my article is written in American standard, then I just have to make sure that I stick to it, which means, there should not have any British English words hanging in there. But often, he always found one or two words. Anyone who can relate to this?
