Is English easy for most non-native English speakers?

Even if you jump here, I know the link to "France is active" (although obviously you can only access it between US and Canada).

I also went to Youtube and found an episode by searching for Action in French. For example, this is episode 1. http://tinyurl.com/khfvpcg

'Activity in French', public television in 1987, fully immersive language course, romantic note - I am excited about the swinging out of these words - now you know it 52 episode free version that can be obtained online (hosted on Annenberg / CPB (hosted on Annenberg Learner 's web site)) and Boston' s WGBH and Yale University can also purchase on DVD, that secret weapon is unbelievable Wellesley University, educational romcom which is as good a good actor, you really hope to truly be able to talk to them.

I personally saw some episodes. In my opinion, their production, guidance and actions are very good and even somewhat effective. If you do not go to France to study French, or if you study French in the world without LingQ, they will be a good choice. But IM, LingQ is a more effective way to learn French. Anyway, for me. Of course, people can use the "French in Action" episode as a lesson for LingQ.

Some non-native speakers always try to sneak into global English conversation. For example, for music, let's consider PewDiePie's Nordic Abba and Björk. However, most ambitious foreigners are refused because they are worldwide languages, not English. It is an English version of a simple, dull, idiomatic, serious slang and a small vocabulary. As a result, they rarely feel interesting, smart, or cool like their native English speakers. This has a big impact. Miyamura Miyuki, a Japanese writer, said, "The content expressed in English on the Internet became" the truth "," in the language decline of the English age ". It is important. Please pay attention to the mysterious respect of "economists" by the global elite, or "fake news" where trumps spread among dictators all over the world.

Recent English may be ubiquitous, but in most cases the English word is not "self-evident" for those who do not have English as the native language, so this fact is obvious to those who do not speak English as their native language . I mainly deal with people whose mother tongue is not English, so when these people tell me something clearly visible, I think that support is reasonable and do not feel bad It came to be like. If that person is not your English native speaker, it is important that you stop thinking about wanting to show some English. Non-native speakers do this to welcome foreigners who speak English; so let's think that we can not afflict anything. Let's smile and understand that people who are not native English speak their enthusiasm, generosity, interests in learning more about people who speak English as their mother tongue.