This post is about my perception of the BBC English-learn webpage (http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/).
It’s a kinda strange for me to practice English in this way; I think I have some social
and cultural prejudgments when I’m learning something. My mind is asking itself
all the time what I’m doing and why I’m doing for; so, it’s different (to me) been
learning English at the time you see a movie or at the time you’re reading some
articles on the web than learning English in the BBC webpage. Maybe this sounds
a little paranoid, but I don’t feel fully comfortable with BBC’s free English course
(I been always thought the language is created by-and-to the people and it’s so
mutable and upgradeable that it can’t be “standardized” by organisms of any
type, because every different social, cultural or demographic group has they
own way to communicate).
It’s a kinda strange for me to practice English in this way; I think I have some social
and cultural prejudgments when I’m learning something. My mind is asking itself
all the time what I’m doing and why I’m doing for; so, it’s different (to me) been
learning English at the time you see a movie or at the time you’re reading some
articles on the web than learning English in the BBC webpage. Maybe this sounds
a little paranoid, but I don’t feel fully comfortable with BBC’s free English course
(I been always thought the language is created by-and-to the people and it’s so
mutable and upgradeable that it can’t be “standardized” by organisms of any
type, because every different social, cultural or demographic group has they
own way to communicate).
Forgetting my paranoia, I think the course is very good (LOL). It has very good mechanisms
to bring the English to everyday situations and it has interesting and pleasantly stuff to practice the language almost as a way to distend. I strongly recommend it!
Good Bye!
