北师大版高中英语模块9--Unit 25(3)-5

[00:00.00]Most learners will say, [00:01.80]instead of "th" ([think]), [00:02.62]will say a "s" or a "t", [00:04.39]as most of them do anyway at the moment, [00:06.73]but it will just be legitimate then. [00:09.98]There must, on the other hand, [00:11.24]be students who will want to speak English [00:14.02]the way that they perceive it to be spoken [00:15.92]in Britain or America. [00:17.30]So,what would you say to that? [00:18.75]Well, I'd say, first of all, [00:20.28]I'd want to explain the facts to them, [00:22.83]the facts that they are the majority [00:24.43]that the non-native speakers of [00:25.53]English are the majority. [00:27.17]And having explained that and also the fact [00:30.16]that they're much more able to [00:31.25]express themselves, [00:32.64]who they really are, their identity, in English [00:35.33]if they keep something of their background, [00:37.89]of their "mother tongue", [00:39.20]I would then say that [00:40.75]we can't patronise learners, [00:42.48]that if learners still want to learn to speak [00:45.86]as closely as possible to a native speaker, [00:47.81]say a British or American English, [00:49.63]it's their choice, [00:50.74]and the important thing is to give learners [00:52.59]choices so that they can make up their own mind [00:54.65]what it is they want to do. [00:56.53]Well, Dr Jenkins, [00:57.32]thank you for talking to me about that. [00:58.87]It'll be interesting to see [01:00.32]how far things change. [01:00.32]

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