In linguistics, there is no such thing as a native speaker.
When I was in the States doing my master program some of my American classmates were bilinguals, speaking English/Spanish, English/Italian, English/Korean simultaneously.
Ideally, a potential candidate should have a degree in linguistics and/or TESOL.
From Gansu to Qinghai: How to avoid COVID-induced travel-headaches
Posted byAre you by any chance related to Ernest?
Sacred mountains, ponies and an obscure Tibetan festival in Yunnan
Posted byPatrick, with your piece, the cat is out of the bag, and Niru is secluded no more.
Around Town: Finding solitude in the middle of the city
Posted byTry 妙高寺, an hour bus ride from downtown.
Getting Away: Descent into a giant Guizhou sinkhole
Posted byVerdant vista. One pertinent question: Did you leave any trash behind?
Larung Gar: Sichuan's extraordinary Buddhist retreat
Posted byThanks for sharing.