i was born in the north of paris. I could very easily talk to some of my colleagues in english from time to time, you know. But i don't know if it's a taboo, but it's a bit strange. Most of us are french speakers, so, yes, we would speak french. Sometime would do it, you know, but for a very short time. We all may be judgmental. Can we say that a little bit? And r, even though we are experienced, maybe we may have listened to the others speaking in English and said "Oh, that's funny" or something like that. Or maybe it's more british. It
711. William from France 🇫🇷 (WISBOLEP Runner-UP)
William started learning English at 12 years old and continued at university and beyond, spending a couple of years in England as a teaching assistant and then returning to France to work as a school teacher, in some pretty tough classrooms and less-than-perfect teaching conditions. William talks about how he continues to maintain his English, the importance of finding good language exchange partners, and more.
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