English Teachers - Native vs. Non-Native

[@fuforecords2331]

The point is clear. This is not just about speaking, it's also about teaching. My best teachers actually were non-native English speakers. Being a Native English speaker neither makes you a good English teacher nor means that your students will learn or they will speak better English. Students have to learn and speak standard English, and also being able to communicate fluently. That's the important thing. Native English speakers with different accents are good for improving your listening skills but they make no considerable impact on the way you speak or your accent. In my opinion there is no point in imitating accents unless you live in an English speaking country and you have to deal with English speakers every day. Then you won't imitate the accent, the accent will come out by itself without you noticing. Thanks for your videos.

[@tian5412]

I am Chinese, living in Canada. I have subscribed to several English education channels to watch every day. However, your channel is always my first choice. I even subscribed to your podcast to practice my listening skills at 1.5X speed during chores. Your content and pronunciation are so clear and easy to understand that they encourage me to keep learning.

[@listeningtimepodcast]

I'm glad my content has been helpful for you! Thank you for listening!

[@zahraalghamdi2491]

Thank you, teacher. That's true. When I was young, my English teacher was Egyptian, so I learned the Egyptian dialect from him.

[@Aaaaaaaaaaa-q]

Where are you from?

[@listeningtimepodcast]

You're welcome! Thanks for sharing.

[@АлексЧес]

Thank you so much for the lesson When I started learning English, I had teacher who knew two languages It’s really more comfortable when your teacher Can explain you, grammar rule or grammar structure on your language.

[@listeningtimepodcast]

Definitely!

[@Cherif_Haidara]

You're way to speak is so comprehensible for me. Thanks you

[@listeningtimepodcast]

You're welcome!

[@Mrabbit2009]

I am a non-native English teacher, and I have been studying American English pronunciation for some time now. To enunciate words and sounds correctly, I had to learn how to physically produce them-understanding the anatomy of sounds, such as how to drop the jaw, position the tongue, flare the lips, and so on. This includes not just isolated sounds but also how they change in connected speech, including variations, reductions, linking sounds, stress, and intonation. I believe I can effectively teach this to my students because, ultimately, the goal is not to sound like a native speaker but to develop trained ears capable of understanding native speech in conversations, movies, and TV shows. Clarity is also of utmost importance. Another advantage I bring is that I understand my students’ struggles firsthand because I’ve experienced them myself.

[@listeningtimepodcast]

That's awesome! Very few people have ever put in the effort to study and master these concepts. I'm sure your students will benefit from that.

[@fabianvieira9497]

Of course, it is much better to have a native English teacher to learn the correct sounds and pronunciation. I had a non-native teacher who taught me English with a terrible accent and now I realize it wasn't good pronunciation. Thank you Teacher for speaking VOCALIZING the words well !!

[@listeningtimepodcast]

Thanks for sharing!

[@AbdelghaniCHENAFI-l2d]

Thanks for this kind of video , we feel deeply immersed on the subjects you talk about. thank you very much

[@listeningtimepodcast]

You're welcome!

[@Junniorcardenas-du3kz]

I'm from Honduras thank you so much you're my best teacher. God bless you

[@listeningtimepodcast]

You're welcome!

[@MarcosMarinoJimenez]

Thank you for being on KZbin as well !

[@listeningtimepodcast]

Thank you for listening!

[@ggds1952]

As always, the length and content help us learn new things. Thank you very much.

[@listeningtimepodcast]

You're welcome!

[@ederpereira8425]

Na minha região alguns professores de inglês não conseguem reproduzir alguns sons da língua inglesa.

[@shizuku5712]

Concordo já passei por isso. Já perdi muito dinheiro com professores brasileiros.

[@listeningtimepodcast]

That's understandable. This is one of the disadvantages of non-native teachers.

[@ismayilmesimli3180]

You are perfect person ❤

[@paviniidiomas4499]

I'm a non-native English Teacher. I'm so proud of my proficiency.

[@Teki1926]

This is Teklit from Eritrean,I have been watching your vdio,l learned alot apporsiot you.

[@SamarMoen]

Thank you very much for your videos.. Im from Palestine and this is my best channel for learning English from a native teacher ❤ Thank you❤❤❤

[@listeningtimepodcast]

You're welcome!

[@umruwaa6674]

Hello from Morocco to Palestine ...I hope and pray that God eases your hardship and brings you relief.

[@DimaKris]

ok, when I will be going to work then I will listen this video. Thank you for work.

[@listeningtimepodcast]

You're welcome!

[@JasMin-gg2nc]

From Egypt thank u my teacher

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You're welcome!

[@julioabbadie9828]

Interesting topic and speech about language learning acquisition.Julio retired teacher from Dolores Argentina.

[@listeningtimepodcast]

Thank you for watching!

[@FerdinandNguessan-u3l]

Thanks Sir

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You're welcome!

[@kadirsenel5825]

Hello Conor, I'm really appericiate you for video that is great. I'm always saying that you're number 1 on KZbin because your contents are wonderful and usefull. You teach us tons of things in your videos. Thanks againg everything that you theached us.

[@listeningtimepodcast]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@srnavyarose572]

Very good

[@listeningtimepodcast]

Thanks!

[@nassimanaitchabane8628]

You're an amazing teacher

[@listeningtimepodcast]

Thank you! 😃

[@udaypratapsingh7864]

Videos like a lot of help me to learn speak english

[@nvxfhjjhcccvbnkk8927]

Thanks, U speak clear and I understand you so much, I'm b1 in English actually so I wanna plan from you to qualify me to b2 Supporting you from Egypt 🖤🙏

[@odilbekmamurjonov4161]

Thank you 🎉❤

[@listeningtimepodcast]

You're welcome!

[@laura3619]

Thank you 🙏😊

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You're welcome 😊

[@marygogh6529]

Thank you😊

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You're welcome 😊

[@karineqocharyan6199]

Thank you❤

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You're welcome!

[@zzyy7875]

Thank you ❤🙏

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You're welcome!

[@Andrew_sun]

It was a amazing class. Keep up the good work.

[@listeningtimepodcast]

Thank you! 😃

[@StachLach]

I have a question that after a year and a half year of learning English I should speak after see a short story and introduce it my teacher? I have a problem with it.

[@natthakorn533]

Thanks 🙏 . Please increase louder sound clip.

[@tungdinh1358]

love it!

[@listeningtimepodcast]

Thanks for watching!

[@nepergeorgesnsode7175]

thanks for the job

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You're welcome!

[@المعتصمبالله-ب1ع9خ]

I Follow ‏‪you from Algeria

[@listeningtimepodcast]

Thank you for watching!

[@jpaulluzolo1400]

I learned English with a teacher who was not a native speaker, and I did not have any problem speaking English.

[@listeningtimepodcast]

That's great to hear!

[@jpaulluzolo1400]

@listeningtimepodcast I am from Congo which is actually a French speaking country. Two years ago I had an English conversation with 2 American missionaries that came to my country. They told me that my English had no mistakes.

[@mertveyn]

I agreed you Conner because like school teachers normally they can explain to English lesson but they can't speak English and also if you ask their how am ı go to there , they won't talk 😂

[@YoucefMokhtari-rs8xs]

I was studying with non-native professors. I suffered for two years without any results, and when I joined the American Institute, I improved in six months, with an American professor who was twenty-five years old.

[@listeningtimepodcast]

I'm glad you were able to improve!

[@hodanbazhir5293]

Very good 👍

[@listeningtimepodcast]

Thanks!

[@ZerevanKory]

Thanks What’s the pronunciation? I don’t have any teachers , just I learning English by KZbin like you 😅 , every I listen to videos on KZbin and now a days I can speaking English by myself, that’s important.

[@Manf-m4f]

Do you think,in your experience,that if i only hear englih,in 24 hours every day,(not more gramma)is enouf to learn and improve?.My level is A2/B1.thanks!

[@YossueItlerPoncianoNieto]

Thanks for your videos, they are helping me a lot. I would like to know the KZbinr's name who was mentioned who has a good pronunciation being a not Native English speaker.

[@listeningtimepodcast]

It's Hadar

[@husseinalamrani5088]

I want to meet you!

[@kooo3126]

Sir, is the youtuber you described Hadar the accents way?

[@listeningtimepodcast]

Yes!

[@sharryjahn464]

Hi Conner I’m got your VIP membership on Patreon but it is locked and I sent email to your listing time and Patron to fix the problem for me I bought it on December 2. Could you please let me know what I should do

[@listeningtimepodcast]

Hi, I didn't receive anything. Can you send me a message on Patreon?

[@sharryjahn464]

@@listeningtimepodcastthanks for answering dear Conner I appreciate because I learned a lot from you that that’s why I want to continue with you . But about plan I bought from your website I can see your email you sent new lesson but I install Patron app from there doesn’t let me go to your lesson and asked me to buy

[@rudsondeygner5721]

If we take into consideration that the number of non-native English speakers is much larger than native ones, the probability of using the language with a non-native is greater than with a native speaker. So, it's just a matter of aesthetics. And usually native speakers are not as good as non-native ones at explaining technical points, especially grammar ones. Why? Simply put... natives don't quite care about their rules as much as non-natives do. So, I'd rather learn English from a non-native other than a native speaker in these terms.

[@a.10lla]

I want someone to practice with

[@paviniidiomas4499]

Yeap. You're a little biased

[@listeningtimepodcast]

If you watch the video, you'll see that I talk about the advantages and disadvantages of non-native teachers. There are advantages and disadvantages to most things in life. I even said that non-native speakers who really want to be English teachers should do it. I think I'm being pretty balanced here.

[@sayaman1593]

I disagree with you when it comes to pronunciation , what you said might be true in the past , but not now.

[@listeningtimepodcast]

I completely understand that some people might disagree with me about that. I'm just speaking from my personal experience, seeing as I've almost never come across a non-native speaker who produced sounds and stressed words and phrases exactly like a native speaker.

[@Carlotta_Charlie]

Thank you for this video! It has been useful and interesting as always. I have never had a native English teacher when I was at school, and I can relate to all of the things you just said. Another big problem is the way English is taught in school, the structure of teaching, at least in my country. I want to thank you again for all of your content, you are helping me a lot since I am studying on my own, I think I want to try your US Conversations Podcast, I don’t know if I am at that level yet… probably not 😂, but I’m going to challenge my self. Greetings from Italy! 🫶🏻

[@listeningtimepodcast]

You're welcome! I encourage you to try it! Your ears will become accustomed to the fast speed little by little.