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ieatmypigeon
46 days ago
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I live and teach English in Kansai, but my students teach me their own dialect; sometimes without even knowing it.
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ieatmypigeon
46 days ago
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Category: Learning Japanese |
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And he said this is just from his Japanese-language Amazon account. (for the...The first column is page views (I would guess) so that's from 661 thousand page...There was a similar case two years ago when a police sergeant drove to work drunk,...Takes one to know one....I don't know what they're called, but you put them in your boots to make them stand...And here's that follow-up post:
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Go on then, tell us why your student goes by the name "Bogey", as if I can't imagine.
Hi, LongCountdown! Actually, "Bogey" is a pennickname I gave him for the purposes of the blog. I chose it because his favorite movie is Casablanca. He actually has an English nickname that he uses in school that's similar enough to Bogey but I'm not sure why he picked that one...
I speak Kansai-dialect Japanese because I grew up here.
And I speak a regular American accent English (a little Californian accent) because I spent 10 years in LA.
I'm most proud of my Kansai dialect Japanese