Cultural Shock

Cultural Shock

Have you ever missed to communicate what you were trying to say? A group for anyone who’d like to share experiences meeting different cultures!

¿Alguna vez te equivocaste en decir lo que querías? Un grupo para quienes quieran compartir sus experiencias conociendo nuevas culturas!


Founder: Gianfranco Vela Gianfranco



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Oliver Tamis

I guess culture shock is part of our everyday lives… glad to be part of this group:)

Tom Lorimer

I have lived in the Philippines for 6 months now, and I constantly get culture shock every day still now lol!

Ian McKenzie

Hi all
I am pleased to be a member of “Cultural Shock”.
Cheers
Ian

Enrique Kates

Hi Everybody:

My english and spanish 1:m groups will begin next week. Check them here. http://edufire.com/classes

I will also hold a free class on the weekend!

Jamila  A.

YES! I have definitely experienced making a mistake and saying the wrong thing. BUT, those have been some of the funniest memories. Maybe, I’ll share one of those stories when other people in the group are online. Cheers…And I’m glad this group was created!

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Samar H

in my country we never celebrate halloween but i’d love to celebrated with you guys am sure it’s gonna be awesome party

Samar H

u need to practice on ur accent alot

Yu Ba

Hi, is your english British accented? or……..

Corina Blum

Hi

Sandra – I’ll be happy to join the general information class to help give advice about the exams. But, I’m going on holiday for about 2 weeks from 11 October and am really busy getting ready for it at the moment so don’t have much time until after I get back on 25th.

Corina Blum

Geology – yet another science!

Corina Blum

Hi,

I think it’s a great idea too. I enjoy teaching exam classes and I’ve done lots of classroom teaching for PET, FCE and CAE but haven’t taught them online yet.

Corina

Corina Blum

rivalry

aka  Ken

A lot of irregular pronounciations are used for Japanese person and place names. おおにし・しんぞう(Ohnishi Shinzou) is the most common pronunciation for this name. However it can be pronounced as たいせい しんぞう(Taisei Shinzou) smetimes.

Corina Blum

I’m going to begin a series of lessons focusing on the meaning and usage of common verbs. Each lesson will focus on one common verb and look at how it is used and the phrases that it is used in.

The first lesson will focus on the verb Take

http://edufire.com/classes/8068-how-to-use-the-verb-take

Corina Blum

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