Man Schooling in UK Laments Failing Already, Shares Video of His Indian Lecturer Teaching in Class
- A young man in the United Kingdom overseas has lamented online his inability to understand his Indian lecturer during his lectures
- He shared a video of the male academic lecturing and concluded that he definitely has failed his course
- Mixed reactions trailed the video he shared as many netizens tried to decode what the Indian lecturer said
A black student schooling in Nottingham, UK, has funnily cried out over how his Indian lecturer teaches.
The young man, @willieghofficial, shared a short clip taken in class.
Source: TikTok
In the clip, @willieghofficial received a lecture in class from the Indian lecturer alongside other students.
He jocularly concluded that he had failed the course. Words layered on his clip read, "I have failed already."
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The clip went viral on TikTok, with many netizens attempting to figure out what the lecturer said.
Hardest thing to adjust to schooling abroad
Legit.ng asked Peace Duru, a Nigerian student on a full-ride master's scholarship at the American University of Beirut, about what was the hardest thing to adjust to abroad, and she replied:
"It was undoubtedly the weather. My classes were in English, and people around could speak English.
"I could procure food ingredients from African shops if I wanted the Nigerian taste and easily adapt to the teaching style, but I never knew weather could be that freezing.
"I had to wear layers of clothes to classes, and ensuring to look good with that much clothing for social engagements during winter is another hassle. To date, I am still not fully adapted to it."
International student on her biggest academic challenge faced
Peace Duru, a Nigerian on a full-ride master's scholarship at the American University of Beirut, shared with Legit.ng the biggest academic challenge she faced compared to schooling in Nigeria.
"I had to study more than my classmates during my first semester as I had to learn, unlearn and relearn the basics around my field. The academic curriculum is far outdated, so information my classmates already had foreknowledge on since high school, I had to start learning and this made me study longer hours.
"It was all worth it though, since I graduated with a high distinction, an honour shared by less than 1% of my graduating class."
Watch his video below:
People react to the international student's video
emerald_isleđź’š said:
"Aaah, I am so happy I am not the only one suffering with Indian accents...I just sit and give up."
Naomiiivds said:
"I literally failed science because I was only new to England for 2 years and my teacher had the thickest accent I couldn’t understand anything."
olakin481 said:
"I failed on your behalf too bro."
Claudia Savage said:
"I thought it was only in my uni where do they get these teachers mennnn."
Ri 🇨🇩🍉 said:
"It’s mad cos if you have any kind of accent everyone including colleagues and students literally bully you."
philemon said:
"Listening carefully, she said that the Sapa contain no more than one unmarketable tomato…"
I.K said:
"I don't know how they go through their interviews to be offered this kind of job, honestly."
In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a video had captured an epic moment involving a Nigerian student abroad and his white lecturer.
Student abroad laments not hearing white lecturer
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian student schooling abroad had cried out over not hearing his white lecturer.
@ridwanullahi220 shared a video on TikTok in which he was seated with other students and receiving a lecture from a white academic. @ridwanullahi220 looked on with an expression that amplified his worry.
He wondered how he would pass the course when he couldn't understand anything the lecturer said. His clip went viral on social media. Some netizens made funny attempts to explain what the lecturer said.
Proofread by Kola Muhammed, journalist and copyeditor at Legit.ng
Source: Legit.ng
