Quote from: Chinguetti on August 29, 2019, 11:49:26 amSad to see so many leaving, but congratulations on moving on to another part of your lives. Leaving does sound kind of nice.
Sad to see so many leaving, but congratulations on moving on to another part of your lives.
Quote from: #basedcowboyshirt on August 29, 2019, 01:59:22 pmQuote from: Chinguetti on August 29, 2019, 11:49:26 amSad to see so many leaving, but congratulations on moving on to another part of your lives. Leaving does sound kind of nice.I'll be leaving next August myself, unless my new job gives me a march / April start instead of September, then I'll renew once more, but leave halfway through. (to keep working until my new job)
Just ordered a Shure MV88+ mic for shooting my videos.
I start my new gig in Riyadh on Monday.:)
One of my high level students made an accidental pronunciation error during class today. The mispronunciation made him say a word that isn't appropriate for school.An even funnier part, was most of the class actually knew that word. I couldn't help but join in the laughter, as I wasn't expecting to hear that.After class, the student came and apologized a lot, as he didn't realize what he said until after the laughter stopped.
Quote from: Kayos on October 14, 2019, 11:33:54 amOne of my high level students made an accidental pronunciation error during class today. The mispronunciation made him say a word that isn't appropriate for school.An even funnier part, was most of the class actually knew that word. I couldn't help but join in the laughter, as I wasn't expecting to hear that.After class, the student came and apologized a lot, as he didn't realize what he said until after the laughter stopped. Your students are always the sweetest or the most Satanic, lol.
Quote from: Kayos on October 14, 2019, 11:33:54 amOne of my high level students made an accidental pronunciation error during class today. The mispronunciation made him say a word that isn't appropriate for school.An even funnier part, was most of the class actually knew that word. I couldn't help but join in the laughter, as I wasn't expecting to hear that.After class, the student came and apologized a lot, as he didn't realize what he said until after the laughter stopped. You Kiwis and your funny pronunciation...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRdg1MOYxHo
What had happened, was he was trying to say armadillo, but said arma-dil-do >.<
My grade 3 Middle kids were doing their future professions project, and several of them were writing about how they wanted to be BJs in the future.I had to interrupt the lesson with an explanation that in English, "VJ" and "BJ" are 2 entirely different things. Of course, they were very curious as to what BJ was, so I had them look it up on their translators. Long story short, the only thing they took away from that class was "BJ! BJ! BLOW JOB! WHOOO!"