I'm getting sick of esl faggot expats Options

[kaizen]

I wish some koreans turn into Anders Breivik and do something about it.

[hapkido1996]

I wish some koreans turn into Anders Breivik and do something about it.

The 양놈 annoy the crap outta me, too. I avoid them whenever possible, but I'm stuck working with a few. Loud, obnoxious, arrogant...Most of them have lived in Korea for years, some have Korean spouses, and yet they refuse to learn the freaking language or figure out how society works. Sometimes I wish they'd all go away and I'd be the only foreigner over here. I am not joking.

[Baconator]

With all due respect, what in the world are you saying?

[KraterosHellas]

blame it on ur pathetic government. it's not the foreigners' fault.

[hapkido1996]

With all due respect, what in the world are you saying?

Who, me or the OP?

Bacon rules, by the way.

[Nostylez]

Never thought about this until now,
But how does a foreigner teach English if they don't speak the local language?

[hapkido1996]

Never thought about this until now,
But how does a foreigner teach English if they don't speak the local language?

Poorly, usually.

I use a lot of comparative grammar when I teach, but I teach in a university, so my students are better able to deal with it. It's frowned upon for foreign instructors to speak too much Korean in class.

When I want to teach vocabulary, I write the Korean word on the board in 한글 and pronounce the English. I also tell my students that if they don't know how to say something in English, they can say it in Korean and I'll translate for them.

For those who don't speak Korean at all, though, I'd guess that they just don't get as much across to their students and simplify their tests to reflect this.

[doggyji]

There are obnoxious frat boy kinds but I've seen many cool cats or mature lifers, too. The OP didn't have to bring that creepy mofo's name.

This post has been edited by doggyji: Aug 10 2011, 11:19 PM

[hapkido1996]

Yeah, the ones I know who are pretty cool are low-profile, so they're not represented much by the media.

[Sharky]

Doggyi, do you live in korea?, and did you learn english there. Just curious.

[Baconator]

Who, me or the OP?

Bacon rules, by the way.

Bacon is life

I was talking to kaizen, because the last thing any country (including Korea) want is some crazed person to act just like Anders Breivik {if my humble interpretation is correct}.

[doggyji]

Doggyi, do you live in korea?, and did you learn english there. Just curious.

I live in Canada. I was OK with English in Korea.

[hapkido1996]

Bacon is life

I was talking to kaizen, because the last thing any country (including Korea) want is some crazed person to act just like Anders Breivik {if my humble interpretation is correct}.

I really doubt if kaizen meant that literally. Probably just letting out some exasperation. At least, I hope so. Anyway, it would be really, really hard to get guns and ammo over here. Not impossible, but really, really difficult.

(Bacon is what is right with the universe. Praise the lard.)

[Pessoptimistic]

I never thought Kaizen was such a hater lol. and hell no we do not want any more serial killers here in korea.

[WideAwake]

blame it on ur pathetic government. it's not the foreigners' fault.

You're a pathetic troll that knows nothing about Korea, but likes to pretend that he knows $hit when he doesn't.

[inmediasres]

You're a pathetic troll that knows nothing about Korea, but likes to pretend that he knows $hit when he doesn't.

LOL

you really are quite a piece of work you.

[mastaping]

LOL

you really are quite a piece of work you.

I kinda like his way of thinking....




In regards to the OP, Im not sure what ESL people act like in Korea... But im thinking if they go to Korea they should learn as much as they can about Korea, and learn Korean... They should also respect the ways and laws of Korea.... If not then stay wherever they came from....
"When in Rome....."

This post has been edited by mastaping: Aug 11 2011, 10:49 AM

[YourMuDoIsWeak]

I kinda like his way of thinking....




In regards to the OP, Im not sure what ESL people act like in Korea... But im thinking if they go to Korea they should learn as much as they can about Korea, and learn Korean... They should also respect the ways and laws of Korea.... If not then stay wherever they came from....
"When in Rome....."

Have you looked into the talk program?

[mastaping]

Have you looked into the talk program?

No cause i don't know what that is..... Also i have no degree...ᅲᅮ

[Jarhier]

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