Teaching English is fun...
When I took my forgein language, French, in school and we always had to learn about a kid named Perrie and his amis. (French for friends!) I listened in on thier conversations at the cafe, I spent time with them studying in the bibliothèque and I even went dancing with them as they went to the discotech. Well, kids studying English in Korea get to follow around a bunch of silly American-type kids who do dumb things and speak English the whole time.
In an on going series, I'd like to share with you some of the truly unremarkable journies that these kids go on. In this first clip Kevin and Julie interact while teaching the important phrase, "What day is it today?" Which as we all know is only used by drug addicts when coming off a 3 day high.
Is it just me or do you also think that Kevin's "follow up" clapping is mocking Julie?
In an on going series, I'd like to share with you some of the truly unremarkable journies that these kids go on. In this first clip Kevin and Julie interact while teaching the important phrase, "What day is it today?" Which as we all know is only used by drug addicts when coming off a 3 day high.
Click to viewIs it just me or do you also think that Kevin's "follow up" clapping is mocking Julie?