Probably is a English native speaker. It really amuse me the amount of complain about this. Is something like, please don't show me anything other cultures, even if I just need to turn on captions and read(!), like most of us did to learn English by ourselves. Whenever I have the opportunity, I see movies in their native language and just add subtitles, to lost less in translation. Yes, English is the third most spread language and is good for intercultural communication, because is the most spread *second* language, but sadly, most English native speaker don't even bother about experience the minimum of other language and cultures, beyond the "tourist package" and even hear another language seems too much effort. Fortunately there is a minority of native English speakers that thinks different.

Thanks for the voice translation. It improves a course that was already good and totally doable with subtitles.

Keep the good work. Cheers,

Offray

The MOOC is completely dubbed in English this year, so you don't need subtitles.

On Tue, Oct 10, 2017 at 1:07 PM, horrido <horrido.hobbies@gmail.com> wrote:

Somebody posted this about the Pharo MOOC:
https://medium.com/@josephshirk/it-would-be-nice-if-it-were-in-english-b07f6445f23

To which I responded:
https://medium.com/@richardeng/the-videos-are-like-lecturers-in-university-49a68c23cf01

Some food for thought.



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