Today’s video is a bit of a different type of video. That’s because today, I am going to talk to you about the 10 reasons why I ABSOLUTELY LOVE being a non-native speaker.
From having multiple personalities and voices in different languages, to the personal development journey that language learning truly is…this video is not about pronunciation or grammar. Just the truth about what it means to speak more than one language.
If you’ve ever felt embarrassed about your accent, guilty about making mistakes, or like you’re “not enough” compared to native speakers, this video is for you.
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I think this was really I needed to listen. My first language is Italian, then comes Spanish or Castellano as we speak in Argentina. I learnt my mother tongue for almost 8 years. We moved to this country when I was 8 years old and things changed a lot as regards way of speaking. I love the language. It is my favourite.
The surprise was that when I was 9 I had an English class in fourth year. Again I felt in love with a quite different language. And the story goles on. We never stop learning!!!!
My dear Hadar, Thank you. All your tips about being proud of being non-native speaker have clear,insighful, and encouraging. They have given us the confidence and motivation to continue studying ENGLISH as a seond language. We are happy to be Beyonder, your guidance remind us that making mistakes i part of learning and that every step forwardis an achivement, Thank you for inspiring us to keep growing and i,proving
I loved it ! Because I was focus on what I hate of being non native English speaker, and this changed my perspective .
dear: Hadar you have always being and inspiration, you encourage us to go ahead with confidence, to feel proud of what we are with no fear, no shame, tell ourselves that is ok to make mistakes and learn from them. This journey is not ours; it is your journey and you carry all of us with you.
Love,
note: I didn’t use AI