A New Term
Well, I had a five day holiday there. Yesterday was my first day back at work. My schedule remains the same, although my adult classes have changed. I have my elementary teachers from two terms ago. It was nice to see them again; they're sincere and hardworking. I will miss my morning adults from last term, but I think I will enjoy teaching the new ones more, in part because they are at a much higher level of language.
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In other news, did I mention you can listen to classical music in McDonald's here? Just one example of how South Koreans are more cultured than North Americans.
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In other news, did I mention you can listen to classical music in McDonald's here? Just one example of how South Koreans are more cultured than North Americans.
2 Comments:
Hmmm.. Still cannot forget visiting the McDonalds down in Songtan that had Dr Dre's "Chronic 2001" pumping uncensored through outdoor speakers onto the sidewalk. "...and I got five on a muthaf#/ing 20 sack!"
Hi Max! I can't tell one rapper from another, but I've heard similar language on numerous occasions on outdoor speakers on the sidewalk. However, I've also heard a lot of classical music, too. I wonder if Koreans can hear and recognize such terms as they pass by the speakers belting out such stuff.
I also enjoy seeing young people with their classical instruments traveling the subway everyday. I think nearly everyone plays some kind of classical instrument here.
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