When I was trying to speak German in Bavaria, everybody knew I was an American; but when I drank beer in Bavaria, everybody believed I was German. 

Meine deutsche Sprache kann verbessert werden, wenn ich bayerisches Bier trinke.  :P

Andreas, you're so kind. Nacir loves to find faults in others and then criticize them for the sake of criticism. I think this is obvious from the naming and shaming strategy he used in this discussion to prove his point of view. Think of it, he keeps viewing profiles of italki teaching members, watch their videos, find faults in their language abilites and then what? Name and shame them. Simply put, Nacir think that he is , along with other people, the "Dark Knight" of italki who's going to save us all from the "TWO-FACES" Persons here.

Hola, Mario.  Creo que Nacir es un defensor de los consumidores.  :)

Nacir you have become quite the hunter man for this matter

Murillo Costa, I agree to you. Native speakers have feeling for the language and they speak it naturally. But for foreigners,"words don't come easy" to them. They keep thinking about the grammar.

It is a pity that the children don't learn their mother tongue which is a part of their culture. I have also observed in Paksitan that parents with mother tongue Punajabi speak Urdu with their children (and it is sometimes not correct) instead of Punjabi. They have their own Urdu accent. They think speaking Urdu is a sign of being civilized.