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I like this essays. (笑)
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Where Do I Start? I’m obsessed with traveling but where do I start? I want to go to places with culture, but not just one. I don’t have alot of money but I MUST see the WORLD!!! I feel alone. Anyone got any ideas?
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I am interested in your teach English in Japan program and would wish to have application forms sent to me by my e-mail or by mail through
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Wow, that’s very honest. I guess we probably saw (will see?) this guy on the news sometime soon. lol
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lol … this type of stuff is what makes me want to go back to Japan I love the culture shock, culture barriers, and language barriers. It makes every day a new adventure and a new challenge
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I teach English in Santiago, Chile and one of the exam questions we have to ask our upper-intermediate students in oral exams is:
Do you like water sports?
Do you prefer watching or participating?
I’ve never yet been able to ask it with a straight face.
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so cute!
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I think this guy wanted to write something funny to make the teacher laugh.
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This probably made me laugh harder than anything else this weekend. Thanks!
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I loved this! I am actually looking into teaching English as a foreign language myself, and this just gave me more motivation (not that I needed it). I am 33 yrs old and am making a drastic life change by picking up and moving to another country (don’t know where yet) to teach English and see the world. The great part is, I know that while I am teaching them our language, I will learn so much more from them. Thanks for the great post!
Dina
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AMAZING!!! I used to teach in Tokyo and this is the type of stuff I experienced on a day-to-day basis.
I kept a book of funny quotes from students. It’s classic.
Thanks for sharing! It brought me right back to Japan.
@Lin I have a bunch of great ideas for you and your travel. Get in touch if you are interested.
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