What do you do when you meet a college teacher with a strange accent?

I still remember our grape pest teacher, if you don't read his board book you can't understand what he is saying, I really want to listen to the class, I really can't understand what you are talking about. I'm also very helpless.,But the teacher's level is very high.,Belongs to the type of high morality.,So I forgive him if he has this little flaw.,The teacher is still very interesting overall.,Basically no one in our class is sleeping.,Because you'll wake up laughing when you hear some of his playful dialects.。

The first teacher with an accent in my university is indeed a native of Shandong, a doctoral supervisor, who has gone abroad for exchanges, and there is no obstacle to reading English, and there is no doubt that he has profound academic skills, but he just can't speak Mandarin. A Shandong dialect simply drove the southern classmates in our class crazy, and my school is in the south, and there are not many southerners. Then I was a northerner who could understand, but as soon as I looked down, I completely forgot what he was talking about, and then many people started not listening to the lecture on the excuse that they couldn't understand the accent (in fact, they couldn't listen without an accent), and of course I didn't listen to it from the first class in college, which is another thing.

Either teach yourself or give up, your teacher is too old to correct the accent. I can't help this, I'm going to say! College English Teacher: Big Tongue + Strong Southern Accent = Russian Déjà vu.

When I was in college, I met a male teacher, the local accent is very strong, outsiders like me can't understand what he's talking about, and there is a very serious problem that he likes to smoke, smoking regardless of the occasion, once we were in a meeting, there were student representatives and a few teachers, he smoked there, my counselor, she is a woman, has been fanning his hands next to him, driving away the smoke, although he is a university teacher or a director, but he has no good impression of him.

When I was in junior high school, many students couldn't understand the teacher's Mandarin, and they couldn't understand it when they spoke it quickly. Because at that time, it was the first time that a teacher from another province taught in Mandarin. ** I won't talk about it.

But I'm from Guangdong. I used Mandarin to communicate in my freshman year, and after graduation I went to Beijing, others said. It's a bit difficult to listen to my Mandarin.

College Physics Teacher! The first class was just physical mechanics, and I listened to half the class before I realized that he was not talking about a dictionary, but a particle, and then....Experimental lessons....He asked us to measure the livestock (sonic velocity) medical university, so the first thing that came to mind was rabbits....I raised my hand and said, Teacher, I don't have rabbits, um....There are no livestock.

Fang Dan Pie, that's the Fang Dan, Fang Zhang's Fang, the birth of the birthday, if you don't understand the international students, look for Chinese students, Chinese students: We don't understand either.

What kind of experience is it for students to have a heavy accent on a university teacher:

The accent of the university teacher is heavy, it depends on where you are from, if you are from the same place as the teacher, then I don't think it will have much impact, if you are not in the same place as the teacher, I think if the accent is too strong, I think you may not understand it in the early stage, and you can only slowly adapt to keep up, if you just have a little accent, it does not affect our listening to the class, I think it is also a very interesting experience.