Dec 18, 2025
fucking up grammar with the confidence of a native speaker
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fucking up grammar with the confidence of a native speaker
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as a native english speaker i get a crazy advantage in speaking english because english is defined as "the language i speak" so i can literally say anything i like and it's valid because i'm a native speaker and all the non-native speakers just have to suffer
i can just say shit like "mad invite" to mean "that sounds like a really interesting idea why did you not invite me?" and non-native speakers are just supposed to understand that and it doesn't even end in the rising tone at the end to indicate a question
I went to her in the bed. We laid down together, but we weren't touching. Her eyes were closed, though just barely - the lids frail and milky and almost transparent in the dim light. The heat of her face, her throat drew me closer to her and the tiny hairs on my cheeks and brow tingled from the nearness - for it was nearness and not touch that had always compelled me.
Chang-Rae Lee: Native Speaker
Yes, your Hebrew teacher should absolutely be a native speaker!
And I say that as someone who’s been a translator, educator, and writer for almost 30 years now (wow, that makes me feel old 😳😆)
It’s a necessary starting point — but it’s just the first box your teacher should check.
What makes me a better teacher isn’t just being a native speaker.
It’s being a native speaker who truly understands the language.
(You know how some English speakers just use English better than others? Same idea — only in Hebrew)
Then, on top of that — I know how to simplify the language.
To explain it in a way that makes sense to you, as an English speaker.
In a way that clicks.
That builds your confidence.
Gives you clarity.
Allows you to focus on what you want to be great at first.
And the icing on the cake?
I care deeply about your success.
This isn’t just my full-time job or business —
It’s my mission.
My passion.
Helping English speakers thrive in Hebrew.
All of that TOGETHER is what makes me the teacher you’ve been looking for.
If you’re a student, drop a 🙌 in the comments so others know they’re in good hands.
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From Chang-rae Lee’s Native Speaker
Back on my polyglot shittt. I want to learn French next year. If you’re a native speaker or can speak really well, message me ❤️❤️
Old World Language Families Map. 🗺️🔎