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Re: Writing Questions + Tips - ESL characters
From: (Anonymous)"Have them speak simple, correct sentences" makes sense to me. At the very least, most readers aren't going to bump on that, though that's to a point. If you have someone who is very fluent speaking like that, it could be a bit weird.
I don't think anyone should be too afraid of screwing up to write an ESL character. All of us will likely mess up something at some point. But I do think watching a few things to figure out what kinds of things they say is a pretty bare minimum request that most people could undertake. At least if you're writing that person in a significant role.