Could you honestly date someone that couldn't speak English all that well. Or not at all?.

[Transient]

I don't think so, but I have class where you get to practice with the teacher. Does that help?

Yep, but only if your teaching philosophy is based on repetition, it is the only way I learn.

 

[Maurice Boscorelli]

I don't think so, but I have class where you get to practice with the teacher. Does that help?

That is one detention I would actually enjoy.

 

[Jessica Rain]

Yep, but only if your teaching philosophy is based on repetition, it is the only way I learn.

I do always say practice make perfect.

That is one detention I would actually enjoy.

and as long as you bring your tongue, no apple is required!

 

[NatashaSummers]

Someone dated me when I didn't speak English!
I would, but they would need to have at least some basic knowledge.

 

[LarryB]

What was the question again :he:

 

[bobistheowl]

Do they have a Rosetta's Stone for Cunnilingus? :unknw:

Wow, this video has had three times as many views in the week or so since I posted the link as the total number of views of the thread the link is in, so either a lot of guys are watching it more than once, or it got tweeted, or pinned.

 

[bobistheowl]

[h=2]Could you honestly date someone that couldn't speak English all that well. Or not at all?. [/h]I think I could date one dishonestly, but probably only for half an hour.

 

[peace]

Learning a language with someone can actually be fun. I learned both Cantonese and Vietnamese from ladies who spoke less then 10 words of English when I met them. They learn, I learn. They are hot, I'm not. But the culture differences are the most interesting part.

Praise-Bowing

 

[Cardinal Fang]

I don't think so, but I have class where you get to practice with the teacher. Does that help?

Can a student get advanced credit?

 

[anon1]

Could you honestly date someone that couldn't speak English all that well. Or not at all?.
Yes.

 

[Wanker]

[h=1]25 Words That English Speakers Often Confuse[/h]
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