Ok, do you guys ever teach japanese about how people speak in different ways? Example: Some hispanics don't speak exactly and with the same accent as white people but we're still americans.
I'm from usa but Many of the Japanese people i've met are mean and racist just beccause i don't speak like Their image of what english should be.
I don't get it. Then i keep saying to them. I'm from america! and they just see me like a monkey or something. Since they seem pretty ignorant , i nicely explain to them about Americans like me... and yet they still don't think i'm american and thus they don't want to talk to me.
It's tiring to be ignored and hated by all the ones i've tried to be friends with. Especially the ones who are already good at English, they seem to be the most arrogant.
SO, are you guys teaching them about culture and diversity of peoples of english speaking countries OR encourage them to find out things for themselves? Or is that not even part of your teaching plan?
It's not helping that they learn english if they will ignore a big chunk of english speakers just because we don't look or speak exactly like the examples that you give them.
I'm from usa but Many of the Japanese people i've met are mean and racist just beccause i don't speak like Their image of what english should be.
I don't get it. Then i keep saying to them. I'm from america! and they just see me like a monkey or something. Since they seem pretty ignorant , i nicely explain to them about Americans like me... and yet they still don't think i'm american and thus they don't want to talk to me.
It's tiring to be ignored and hated by all the ones i've tried to be friends with. Especially the ones who are already good at English, they seem to be the most arrogant.
SO, are you guys teaching them about culture and diversity of peoples of english speaking countries OR encourage them to find out things for themselves? Or is that not even part of your teaching plan?
It's not helping that they learn english if they will ignore a big chunk of english speakers just because we don't look or speak exactly like the examples that you give them.