Tough Challenge
December 24, 2007 · Print This Article
Funny but it’s true. I’ve been teaching Koreans for a week now, and I’ve observed that they can’t count in english. Whenever I ask my students to count in english, others would tell it to me honestly that they don’t know how. Others keep on making excuses like for example they are thirsty and they want to get a water to drink. Some will change the topic and will tell other stories instead of counting. 
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HAHAHA Nahulog ako dun pagdating sa 100! hahaha! (uy! ba’t me nakita akong suso dyan ha?! bawal sa religion ko yan! hehehe!0
Reminds me of my French Class when I was learning how to count I just could not get to remember soixante-diez (swazunt dizz) na meron palang mga base number! Pucha bagsak ako ever sa French Math! hehehe!
hahahah!nakakaloka nga. Buti hindi sha pinagbilang up to 1000.hahahah! Buti hindi ka nag nosebleed dun sa class mo.;)
Uyyy, my sis din is teaching english sa mga koreans…hehehe, kakatuwa sila.
WHERE IS THE MY TEACHER
hahahha!parang yung isa kong student.
TEACHER, I IS THE WATER DRINK.