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Input: Both of us are non-native speakers in the US. We have been together for about a year now. When I first met her, her English didn't seem to be a problem as it's decent enough to have a quick chat but as time passed by I realised that she has a very limited vocabulary and hardly formulates a sentence without making a grammatical error. I believe that this prevents us from having meaningful conversations 90% of the times as I have to ask multiple questions - for every single sentence she says - to fully understand her, at which point I find myself losing interest.

I politely brought up the topic and suggested that we work on our English together as mine isn't perfect either. I told her about how often you need to Google things up when you're not sure about how to use certain words and that it takes hard work, practice and time to get better with a language. I suggested mobile applications that she could use to improve her vocabulary. I bought her a kindle and read a book with her so that we could talk about it and she doesn't lose interest and develops the habit of reading. She read a few chapters sincerely for a while but after that I really had to push her to complete the book and after that she stopped reading. The problem is that she doesn't believe that there is enough room for improvement as her general argument is that other people understand her fairly well and that her English is a lot better than other people from her country.

I feel bad for expecting her to change herself for me but also I find it really difficult to carry on this way, specially when I think about a long-term relationship with her. Would I be the asshole if I left her?

getting tired of my girlfriend's poor English