Native speaker only

[midgeure]

I want to improve my English. Who can help me?

[Gość: KBB]

Where do you live, or do you have something else in mind besides private lessons?

[Gość: Tomson]

Why native speakers only?

Tomson

Native speaker only

[midgeure]

First of all, I live in Zielonka. And I just want to improve my spoken and
written English - that's all I want. I think I need a good and very patient
teacher - native speaker only, because I want to learn a British accent. I like
it very much! Nothing all, really!

[midgeure]

First of all, I live in Zielonka. And I just want to improve my spoken and
written English - that's all I want. I think I need a good and very patient
teacher - native speaker only, because I want to learn a British accent. I like
it very much! Nothing MORE (of course, sorry!), really!

[Gość: Tomson]

What about native speakers in USA, Ireland, Australia - do they have different
language?

Tomson

[midgeure]

No, of course. I just like British speech and accent.

No native wants to waist time for you then.....

[Gość: Dariusz]

How can someone learn pronounciation through the internet? The British accent
is very funny. So I assume you want to be a funny guy.

[Gość: Bull]

Fony, just like you.

Funny or not, I like it

[midgeure]

I am NOT going to learn English on the Internet. I am thinking about lessons
face to face. I also think that it is a stupid idea looking for a
teacher/native speaker over the Internet. I like British accent, because I am
interested in British Islands' history, culture and life.

[Gość: veneer]

Make it your homepage and listen to it as often as you can:
www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/

you'll need RealPlayer for some broadcasts but it's free. Plenty of your
favourite accent(s), too.

[Gość: Pole]

hi there,
well, maybe I could turn out to be a solution to your problem. I am native
Polish yet my accent seems British enough to make Brits ask what part of UK I'm
from.. well, we could call it a gift or a fluke, whichever.. One thing I am
positive about is that you would benefit a lot from our conversations. I've
been teaching English for 9 years now, lived in the UK for over 3. Well,
anyway, consider my person,
cheers

[kociamama]

No native speaker can do the job for you. Of course they can help you produce
the right sounds, but only if they are qualified teachers or are especially
gifted in the area of teaching phonetics. Brits can tell you that you're doing
something wrong, but can't specify what you could improve, as their speech
organs function in a different way.

The truth is that if you haven't picked up the right accent watching TV or
listening to the radio/songs, then nothing will help you.

If it's hard to believe think about people who have been living abroad for
years, have daily contact with native speakers, speak entirely English, and
still can't get rid of the POlish accent...

Anyway, good luck, you'd better do the work yoyurself.

Later,
Kociamama.

[Gość: NEMO]

Bloody natives. Not a single one around when needed.


Good luck