Language learning is a tool for communication, not for judgment.

Language learning is a tool for communication, not for judgment. I've had experiences with learning languages, and perhaps you have too, where language education in school tends to focus solely on determining what's right or wrong. The system often prioritizes the subject matter and curriculum rather than enhancing our communication skills. In my own school experience, I lacked sufficient exposure to the language; I didn't have access to listening to native speakers, a crucial aspect of language learning. Additionally, there were instances when using English actively, such as speaking it frequently, resulted in students judging one another with comments like, "You used incorrect grammar," and so on.

So, let's refrain from judging each other when there are grammar mistakes or imperfect accents and pronunciations. After all, language serves as a tool for communication, not for judgment.