Info I speaks english not good

[DDRS]

Didnt be meen to meiself plese!

 

[mhm]

this was not even close to funny btw

 

[Rea Himuro]

Welcome back, ey88

 

[kazama]

??? What

 

[NoRecoveringFromThis]

Are you ESL, by any chance?

 

[DDRS]

this was not even close to funny btw

I wont wants is fun, I wants accept

 

[DDRS]

Are you ESL, by any chance?

wat is dat meant?

 

[NoRecoveringFromThis]

wat is dat meant?

ESL stands for English as a Second Language. It refers to the teaching of English to individuals whose native language is not English and who live in a country where English is the primary language. ESL programs help non-native English speakers improve their English language skills.



Here's a more detailed explanation:

• Focus:
  ESL programs focus on teaching English to individuals who are learning it as a second language, often within an English-speaking environment.
  

• Context:
  ESL is typically used in situations where English is the dominant language, such as in the United States, Canada, or the UK.
  
  

• Purpose:
  The goal of ESL is to help students develop the English language skills necessary for academic, professional, and social success in an English-speaking environment.
  

• Distinction from EFL:
  ESL is sometimes distinguished from EFL (English as a Foreign Language), which refers to English language learning in a non-English speaking country.
  

• Related terms:
  ELL (English Language Learner) is also a related term, often used to describe students who are learning English as a second language, especially in educational settings.
  

 

[DDRS]

ESL stands for English as a Second Language. It refers to the teaching of English to individuals whose native language is not English and who live in a country where English is the primary language. ESL programs help non-native English speakers improve their English language skills.



Here's a more detailed explanation:

• Focus:
  ESL programs focus on teaching English to individuals who are learning it as a second language, often within an English-speaking environment.
• 
  
• Context:
  ESL is typically used in situations where English is the dominant language, such as in the United States, Canada, or the UK.
  
  
• 
  
• Purpose:
  The goal of ESL is to help students develop the English language skills necessary for academic, professional, and social success in an English-speaking environment.
• 
  
• Distinction from EFL:
  ESL is sometimes distinguished from EFL (English as a Foreign Language), which refers to English language learning in a non-English speaking country.
• 
  
• Related terms:
  ELL (English Language Learner) is also a related term, often used to describe students who are learning English as a second language, especially in educational settings.

yes may langege first english not