Fix the Biggest Mistake in Your English

German Speakers 🇩🇪

W and V sounds often get mixed up as German pronounces W like an English V

Russian Speakers 🇷🇺

Prepositions are often confused or dropped because Russian and English phrases look similar but work differently

For example: "depends of" instead of "depends on", or "tired from" instead of "tired of"

Korean Speakers 🇰🇷

F and P sounds get mixed up as Korean does not have a native F sound

Thai Speakers 🇹🇭

Sentence order often follows Thai structure, so "You go where?" instead of "Where did you go?"

Negation works differently too, leading to "I no find" instead of "I can't find"

Italian Speakers 🇮🇹

Vowel sounds get added to the ends of words because Italian words rarely end in a consonant

Swedish Speakers 🇸🇪

Fun and funny are often mixed up, along with similar words like entertaining and enjoyable

Polish Speakers 🇵🇱

GReflexive pronouns can trip people up

For example: "I am learning myself" instead of "I am teaching myself"

Kurdish Speakers

Prepositions cause confusion, and articles like "a" and "the" are often missed or misplaced

For example: "I want to be kind of teacher" instead of "I want to be a kind of teacher"