In Speaking English^x, Word order^x

I don't know if this sentence is correct or not or whether they have phrased it this way for the sake of emphasis: "Speaking English as your mother tongue does not a ESL or EFL teacher make!"In any case, does it mean the same as "Speaking English as your mother tongue does not make an ESL or EFL...

rvw, you're right. The other day I saw get to as a phrasal verb as well. The problem was the context in which the sentence was in. Although it was an exercise on word order, it asked for verb + object. It didn't make sense. Speaking English as a second language, I can't rely completly on what...