The points you raise are so important! My personal preference for beginner to intermediate level language tuition is always a female teacher. At this level the female "charism" to impart linguistic knowledge has a definite edge. It somehow seems a more natural and less intimidating experience.
WOW, eu precisava ouvir isso, realmente, a aceitação é o primeiro passo, e lembrar que estaremos sempre sujeitos aos erros, eu havia me esquecido disso.
To my students I explained that the English was in fact je suis affamé in French and je suis assoiffé, for I am thirsty, is there the same in Spanish? ^^ I remember with an american friend, we were talking about the differenc of use between to lay and to lie, she could not really make the difference either 🤣🤣🤣 (except we both had the alternative meaning of one which made us laugh ;-)
very powerful thanks!
@@ADAMSIVES thank you for watching 😁. Blessings to you !
The points you raise are so important! My personal preference for beginner to intermediate level language tuition is always a female teacher. At this level the female "charism" to impart linguistic knowledge has a definite edge. It somehow seems a more natural and less intimidating experience.
@@johnbritten4987 feeling comfortable and safe is very important when starting out. Thanks for sharing your perspective, John!
Agreed. I'd add that you have to accept that it takes as long as it takes.
@@shaunhunterit342 That's a great one to add ☺️☀️
WOW, eu precisava ouvir isso, realmente, a aceitação é o primeiro passo, e lembrar que estaremos sempre sujeitos aos erros, eu havia me esquecido disso.
@@robertamartins3520 é issoo ☺️☀️ muito obrigado por assistir o vídeo ☺️🙌
👋 je vais écouter votre vidéo 🙂 ça me manque de parler avec des anglais 🥲
To my students I explained that the English was in fact je suis affamé in French and je suis assoiffé, for I am thirsty, is there the same in Spanish? ^^ I remember with an american friend, we were talking about the differenc of use between to lay and to lie, she could not really make the difference either 🤣🤣🤣 (except we both had the alternative meaning of one which made us laugh ;-)
@@hellohjbgjh urmm closet I can think of with the verb to be is estoy muriendo de hambre. Pretty sure estoy hambriento isn't used for example