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What is the title of a public lecturer at foreign university employed to teach native language?
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Lector
(and what's the other name for millefeuille please (other than vanilla slice?) napoleon
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What is the word for a Public lecturer at a foreign university employed to teach the native language?
Language Ambassador is one such title, perhaps. There is a British term also (a single word) but at the moment it escapes me. lector is the correct title
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