基礎レベルから教えてくださいって英語でなんて言うの？

*I am still a beginner. A beginner is someone who is starting out to do something. In this case, learning a new language. Basic English is English that is easy to understand. The teacher will also speak slower so that you able to understand what they saying.

"Can we start with the basics?" This expression tells the teacher that you would like to begin with the foundation of English learning. This would be to focus on conversational English. Looking at the most commonly used words and starting with understanding the basics to have and understand an English conversation. "Can we start from the beginning?" - this has the same meaning, just a different way of expressing yourself.

example "i would like to start at beginners level". or "i would like to start with the basic level first". or "can we start from the first level". or "level1".

A beginner is a person that is starting at the beginning, the very start of something. Students of ESOL and (many other subjects) are typically categorised into the following groups to be taught accordingly, at their correct learning level: 1. Beginner (Just starting out, minimal vocabulary, difficulties conversing without support) 2. Intermediate (Good grasp of the language, able to converse, building vocabulary) 3. Advanced (Fluent speakers, converse freely, strong vocabulary or complete lexicon) However, there are more detailed stages to ESOL, which are: Very Advanced: I speak and understand English completely fluently. Advanced: I speak and understand very well but sometimes have problems with unfamiliar situations and vocabulary. Pre-advanced: I speak and understand well but still make mistakes and fail to make myself understood occasionally. Upper Intermediate: I speak and understand well but still make mistakes and fail to make myself understood occasionally. Intermediate: I can speak and understand reasonably well and can use basic tenses but have problems with more complex grammar and vocabulary. Low Intermediate: I can make simple sentences and can understand the main points of a conversation but need much more vocabulary. Pre-Intermediate: I can communicate simply and understand in familiar situations but only with some difficulty. Elementary: I can say and understand a few things in English. Beginner: I do not speak any English

Is there a simpler/easier way to say that? Simpler/Easier is the key word here. This means something more basic. So by asking if there is a simpler way to say something. You are asking your teacher to make a more concise sentence. Can you simplify that? This is a fast, easy, way to ask your teacher to make what they are saying easier to understand.