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Originally Posted by magdalena It is better to be cautious about advising people to find a foreigner to talk to in order to improve language skills....Natives come with a price tag (in various forms) or they inform you outright that they do not want to be taken advantage of. Language exchange can be a better idea. Then again I know many natives who have been living in Poland for several years and aren't interested at all in learning Polish. That's life. It is better to look for other learners who are passionate about English and willing to practise it :). Good luck! |
Hi, Magdalena!
Of course I agree when you say natives demand money for helping you. But all the teachers work for money nowadays. When I teach a foreigner he pays me and I'm ready to pay him for his help. The thing is that very often some native speakers who are volunteers in your country come and talk to you without any pay. I just want to say we have to use any chance to speak English. Though a lot of
ESL teachers speak English in the classrooms only.
Regards Harry