They criticized her English mistakes on YouTube... and this is why it’s SO MESSED UP. @linguamarina

Is English really for everyone? Not according to a YouTube channel named… English for Everyone. The creators of this channel have published a series of critical videos targeting the mistakes of another YouTube creator with millions of followers - Marina Mogilko. Marina, a non-native speaker, immigrant, and a very successful creator and entrepreneur is an example of what’s possible when you use English to reach your dreams, and you don’t let your mistakes hold you back. But apparently, this seems to really bother the ’English for Everyone’ duo, who are on a mission to ‘expose’ Marina and portray her as a fraud, DESPITE the immense value she brings to her audience. (The numbers speak for themselves, yo!) But it’s not just Marina that they are targeting. It affects every non-native speaker who may one day dare to speak publicly. It’s validating the worst thoughts almost every non-native speaker has. It’s sending a message to non-native speakers that mistakes will cost them their dignity. In this video I want to share how problematic this approach is, the negative impact it has on the mindset of learners, and why we need to call people out on such behaviors so we can foster an environment that allows everyone to thrive. I also want to use this opportunity to show solidarity to my fellow non-native speaking teachers and say - WE NEED MORE OF YOU! WE NEED MORE NON-STANDARD ENGLISH VOICES IN THE ENGLISH TEACHING INDUSTRY. Don’t let the grammar police and those who think that English belongs to them stop you from reaching your dreams, making an impact, motivating people, and driving students to take action in a positive way. Because at the end of the day, what REALLY counts, is that you dare to speak. And say what you think and want. And how you make others feel. And what DOESN’T count - is if you used ‘at’ instead of ‘on’. I also want to use this opportunity to give a shoutout to my fellow non-native English speaking creators teaching in English. You ROCK and you’re making a difference! Lingua Marina: @linguamarina English Fluency Journey: Antonio Parlati (Learn English): @englishwithantonio Ben | Pronunciation Coach: Csabi Berger English Coach: TEFL Equity Advocates & Academy with Marek Kiczkowiak: Learn English: 5-Minute Language: Fluent English With Lady Giraffe: Do you know of more non-native English speakers teaching in English on YouTube? Tag them below! #CommunityOverCompetition #CommunicationOverPerfection More videos on this topic: Speak English Like A Native Speaker - THE MYTH Feel Stuck in English? Here’s Why (The Illusion of Learning) What Do You Do When Someone Criticizes Your English? This person criticized my English… This is my response 🔴SUBSCRIBE to my channel: Listen to my Podcast 🎧: Let’s connect on Instagram ♥️: ✨Find me on TIKTOK FREE stuff to give you the confidence and fluency boost you need: 🚀Join our community on Facebook and practice 🚀American Accent crash course: 🚀50 of the most mispronounced words in English Free American Pronunciation Guides for: ============================ 🚀Spanish speakers: 🚀Hindi and Urdu speakers 🚀Brazilian Portuguese speakers: 🚀Russian speakers: 🚀Chinese speakers 🚀Korean speakers 🚀Arabic speakers Let’s Stay Connected:👇🏼 📢Website: 📷INSTAGRAM: ♥️FACEBOOK: 🗄️Linkedin 📧EMAIL: hello@ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Learn with me 🤝: 👉Become a Sprint Master (30 days of Sprints): 👉Get on the list to join my transformational program: _______________________________________ NEW HERE? 🔥Get started with those helpful lessons: #1 STRATEGY of how to become FLUENT in English Want to improve your speaking vocabulary? STOP LEARNING NEW WORDS✋ My pronunciation playlist: How to improve your listening skills: