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Describe a person you know who is from a different culture
You should say:
Who he/she is
Where he/she is from
How you knew him/her
And explain how you feel about him/her
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I'd like to talk about my English teacher who was born and raised in the Philippines.
Apparently, he is a Filipino of Cuban and Japanese descent as his great-grandfather was a dentist from Cuba while his great-grandmother was half Japanese. I heard that he lives in the southernmost part of the country where the former president, Duterte, resides.
Well, I first met him online via Zoom as he was assigned to be my sub teacher once.
However, eventually, I got to attend more of his classes when the teacher that was originally assigned to me decided to quit and moved to the US for greener pastures.
Honestly, at first, I thought he wasn't Filipino because he didn't look like a typical man from the Philippines.
I mean, most
Apparently, he is a Filipino of Cuban and Japanese descent as his great-grandfather was a dentist from Cuba while his great-grandmother was half Japanese. I heard that he lives in the southernmost part of the country where the former president, Duterte, resides.
Well, I first met him online via Zoom as he was assigned to be my sub teacher once.
However, eventually, I got to attend more of his classes when the teacher that was originally assigned to me decided to quit and moved to the US for greener pastures.
Honestly, at first, I thought he wasn't Filipino because he didn't look like a typical man from the Philippines.
I mean, most
of the teachers I've met prior to him have darker complexions.
My teacher, on the other hand, has a lighter complexion and looks more like a Westerner.
I think he's really cool since he can speak English with an American accent.
He can even mimic the accents of several Hollywood actors.
He also has a great sense of humor and I enjoy attending his lessons
despite the fact that I find learning English quite stressful.
I must say that he is one of the best ESL teachers I've met and I do look up to him.
I just wish I could eventually converse in English fluently just like him.
My teacher, on the other hand, has a lighter complexion and looks more like a Westerner.
I think he's really cool since he can speak English with an American accent.
He can even mimic the accents of several Hollywood actors.
He also has a great sense of humor and I enjoy attending his lessons
despite the fact that I find learning English quite stressful.
I must say that he is one of the best ESL teachers I've met and I do look up to him.
I just wish I could eventually converse in English fluently just like him.
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I'd like to talk about discuss my English teacher, who was born and raised in the Philippines.
Apparently, he is a Filipino of Cuban and Japanese descent as his great-grandfather was a dentist from Cuba while his great-grandmother was half Japanese, I heard that he lives in the southernmost part of the country, where the former president duterte Duterte resides.
Well, I first met him online via Zoom as he was assigned to be my sub teacher once a month.
However, eventually eventually, I got to attend more of his classes when the teacher that who was originally assigned to me decided to quit and moved to the US for greener pastures.
Honestly, at first, I thought he wasn't Filipino because he didn't look like a typical man from the Philippines.
I mean mode.
The teachers I've met prior to before him, have darker complexions.
My teacher teacher, on the other hand, has a lighter complexion and looks more like a Westerner.
I think he's really cool since he can speak English with an American accent.
He can even mimic the accents of several Hollywood actors.
He also has a great sense of humor, and I enjoy attending his lessons.
Despite the fact that Although I find learning English, quite stressful, I must say that.
He is one of the best ESL teachers I've met and , and I do look up to him.
I just wish I could eventually Converse in English fluently fluently, just like him.
Apparently, he is a Filipino of Cuban and Japanese descent as his great-grandfather was a dentist from Cuba while his great-grandmother was half Japanese, I heard that he lives in the southernmost part of the country, where the former president duterte Duterte resides.
Well, I first met him online via Zoom as he was assigned to be my sub teacher once a month.
However, eventually eventually, I got to attend more of his classes when the teacher that who was originally assigned to me decided to quit and moved to the US for greener pastures.
Honestly, at first, I thought he wasn't Filipino because he didn't look like a typical man from the Philippines.
I mean mode.
The teachers I've met prior to before him, have darker complexions.
My teacher teacher, on the other hand, has a lighter complexion and looks more like a Westerner.
I think he's really cool since he can speak English with an American accent.
He can even mimic the accents of several Hollywood actors.
He also has a great sense of humor, and I enjoy attending his lessons.
Despite the fact that Although I find learning English, quite stressful, I must say that.
He is one of the best ESL teachers I've met and , and I do look up to him.
I just wish I could eventually Converse in English fluently fluently, just like him.
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Describe a person you know who is from a different culture
Describe a person you know who is from a different culture
You should say:
Who he/she is
Where he/she is from
How you knew him/her
And explain how you feel about him/her
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How you knew him/her
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