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It is better to learn English from a non-native English speaker in your own country. To what extend do you agree?

#english #non-native #speaker #country
For decades, In Asian
schools
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 You will be able to see many non-native
English
teachers
 teaching several students. I was
also
 one of those students. But if asked about the quality of teaching, it would probably be not as good as it should be. So
that is
 the reason why I totally disagree with
this
 opinion and prefer that any government try to provide native-
English
 speakers to be
teachers
.
First
 of all, it's an advantage when
studying
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English
 with a teacher who knows the nature and culture of using
English
. Because those
teachers
 were born and raised with
English
 as a part of their lives.
This
 makes it easier to understand
English
 as you get a better understanding of the context of its use.
On the other
hand
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 it is true that if we study with a teacher who can interpret the meaning of
English
words
 for us to understand
in
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our language. It's better and easier than learning and interpreting
with
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English
. Even Though we will not be able to fully understand the true meaning.
Secondly
, if you have to study with a teacher who is not a native speaker,how confident can
we
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you
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 be with correct pronunciation? or the correct usage
.
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 Because each nation has a unique way of pronouncing different
English
words
.
This
 may change the meaning of
English
words
 as well. All in all, I don't agree with learning
English
 with non-native
English
teachers
. Because it may lead to misunderstanding of the use of
English
 in the context. And it has a direct effect on the practice of pronunciation of various
English
words
.
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