Ultimate Hamster Clone
Posted 01 February 2021 - 10:41 AM
hi! so recently, since i am multilingual, i thought it would be great to teach anyone that wishes to a language. if you want to learn, pm me or reply to this!
here are languages I am fluent in and can teach:
-English
-French
-Chinese (mandarin, cantonese, shanghainese, taiwanese)
-Korean (i have a feeling this will be popular because of hallyu hehe)
and i know basics of spanish, german, japanese
If anyone else wants to join me in teaching other languages, feel free to!
Ultimate Hamster Clone
Posted 01 February 2021 - 10:52 AM
hi! so recently, since i am multilingual, i thought it would be great to teach anyone that wishes to a language. if you want to learn, pm me or reply to this!
here are languages I am fluent in and can teach:
-English
-French
-Chinese (mandarin, cantonese, shanghainese, taiwanese)
-Korean (i have a feeling this will be popular because of hallyu hehe)
and i know basics of spanish, german, japanese
If anyone else wants to join me in teaching other languages, feel free to!
I took 2 years of French in my high school. I'm currently still learning French through Duolingo.
Do you have any tips for better learning French? It's not that hard for me since I'm fluent in Spanish, but I still want to get better at French 
I could understand and read it, but pronunciation is quite hard for me ;3
Hamster Clone
Posted 01 February 2021 - 10:55 AM
Hehe, I'm taking my first year of Spanish right now, and I'm taking French in the near future.
It would be nice to have a tutor/help, so if you'd be willing to, PLEASE HELP ME I SUCK AT LANGUAGES!
Ultimate Hamster Clone
Posted 01 February 2021 - 10:57 AM
I took 2 years of French in my high school. I'm currently still learning French through Duolingo.
Do you have any tips for better learning French? It's not that hard for me since I'm fluent in Spanish, but I still want to get better at French
I could understand and read it, but pronunciation is quite hard for me ;3
Hmmm...some tips for pronounciation...
-when you see "-tion" as an ending (eg. natation [meaning swim]), it is pronounced "-sion" rather than how we say it in english
-silent E takes effect in french sometimes
-follow the accents! once you know the general sound that each accent makes, it will be a lot easier to read words with accents!
I hope this helped!
Baby Hamster
Posted 01 February 2021 - 12:20 PM
hi! so recently, since i am multilingual, i thought it would be great to teach anyone that wishes to a language. if you want to learn, pm me or reply to this!
here are languages I am fluent in and can teach:
-English
-French
-Chinese (mandarin, cantonese, shanghainese, taiwanese)
-Korean (i have a feeling this will be popular because of hallyu hehe)
and i know basics of spanish, german, japanese
If anyone else wants to join me in teaching other languages, feel free to!
I would love any tips on learning Japanese, rn I'm learning on Duolingo and possibly taking a class on it next year in school so I know a little bit.
Baby Hamster
Posted 14 December 2021 - 04:25 AM
I have been teaching online courses for a long time, and since every time there are more and more students, it becomes difficult for me to keep journals, notes. I had to ask my friends for help. But recently one of them told me about a site that offers tutor software. It can be easier to lead there, all that is needed so as not to forget and not put the students in an unpleasant position. I will try to use it, I hope it will simplify my work.
Edited by derre4c, 14 December 2021 - 04:25 AM.
