Angst

LilicayCan we say language angst?

Yes, we can.

Note: Don't leave a space before your final punctuation mark.

CJ

Thanks for your reply. Just another justification, I am going to use it as a title "English launguage classroom angst." Is it grammatically correct?

LilicayEnglish launguage classroom angst.

Well, you can't possibly use that. The word "language" is misspelled.

CalifJim"classroom angst", which sounds like fear of the room where English is taught. I don't think that's what you mean. I think you mean "Language angst in learning English".

Thanks again, Teaching English is more achievable in classrooms. So I mean the fear that students have in learning English language in the classroom. Yet what do you think of "English l

I believe I have answered that. It sounds like fear of the room where English is taught. I don't think that's what you mean.

CJ

CalifJimIt sounds like fear of the room where English is taught.

Thanks, you have been really helpful. Hence I do not mean that. You are right