Re: Teaching English in Japan (as a NON-native English speaker)...or other jobs?
in article 4219fa36@news.broadpark.no, Hallvard Tangeraas at inv@lid.email
wrote on 2/22/05 12:12 AM:
> Declan Murphy wrote:
>> Ryan Ginstrom wrote:
>>
>>> But those people generally become even more bitter than English teachers.
>>
>> I don't believe it is possible to be more bitter than an English
>> teacher. Doesn't "Charisma Man" make it down to Okinawa?
>
> What's all this bitterness about?
> I'm sort of ignorant not having *lived* in Japan, but I assume it has
> something to do with Japan in general treating foreigners badly if the
> stuff I've read here and there is correct.
> Or is it all just whining I've caught up on?
>
> Are foreigners generally treated differently and/or badly than their
> Japanese co-workers?
>
They are treated differently, not necessarily badly.
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