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**elektikaka** · 12-13-2006, 05:03 PM

Originally posted by Wernazuma III

I had the disputable joy of learning Inglich and fransé at the Liceo B-17, Santa Cruz de Colchagua. Our Inglich miss was a complete failure. On a more general side, the English teaching in Chile is a disaster, unless you have a former-exile teacher. French wasn't that bad, actually. What can I say, our public educational system is like crap in some areas, so I wouldn't qualify the "English teached in Chile is a disaster" 'cause it depends on where you learn it.

12-13-2006, 05:03 PM	#16
elektikaka Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 614 Senior Member	Originally posted by Wernazuma III I had the disputable joy of learning Inglich and fransé at the Liceo B-17, Santa Cruz de Colchagua. Our Inglich miss was a complete failure. On a more general side, the English teaching in Chile is a disaster, unless you have a former-exile teacher. French wasn't that bad, actually. What can I say, our public educational system is like crap in some areas, so I wouldn't qualify the "English teached in Chile is a disaster" 'cause it depends on where you learn it.
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