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		Message board > Where are you from? or Where do you teach?     
			
		 Where are you from? or Where do you teach? 
		
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 manonski (f)
 
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							| Well, this French Canadian from Quebec here (that would be me) uses the Canadian flag. English is my second language and I teach in Quebec (the province).... North of Quebec.  We are getting 35 cm of snow today. I can �t get out of my driveway because I �m snowed in. This site is keeping me entertained today.   Have a good weekend to you all! |  27 Feb 2009     
					
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 goodnesses
 
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							| Ok, eng789 Friends
 
 But let me make this "Ubless..." clear.
 First, I said "Unless...." not "otherwise..." which could be understood as a threat.
 Then, I agree with you "Unless... " can be understood in many ways but in no way as a threat.
 My complete thought was "Unless you do not understand my point."
 
 Sorry if I offended you in any way
 
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 cheezels
 
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							| Maybe a good compromise would be for people to write more about themselves in their profile? In mine I say where I come from (NZ) and where I am teaching now (in northern Sweden)
 It only takes a minute to write a brief sentence
  I love knowing where people are from, but also where they are now! Also I love to hear people �s stories of why and how they came to be teaching in a country other than their own or how they got into ESL teaching and why!
 
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 Ivona
 
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							| Good point, cheezels. Also, it would be nice if the name of the country was written somewhere (in the profile, or ... ) because not all people know ALL the flags. I sometimes have to look it up and see where the person is actually from. My flag is mistaken for a Russian one, so i had to make it clear in my profile that it is Serbian to avoid misinterpretation ..
  
 
 
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 libertybelle
 
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							| Hey Ivona!!! 
 I use Firefox and I can see where you are from if I right-click on your flag and look under properties!
 It says Serbia - loud and clear!!!
 
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 manonski (f)
 
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							| I use Explorer and when I put my mouse over the flag, the name of the country appears. |  27 Feb 2009     
					
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 Zora
 
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							| Of course, I think it �s a wonderful idea... I am always wondering who is also a native here and who isn �t... It �s a curiosity more than anything else... maybe we could have a thread just for today, where people tell everybody a little bit about themselves... (and of course, that could later be added to their profiles...) 
 
  
 
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 libertybelle
 
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							| Too funny Ivona! 
 Here again we have those natives snorting away in their coffee cups.
 
 If you write that they would clap for you - that �s fine.
 If you mean a pat on the back  - that is also fine.
 But if they give you the clap - that is definitely not fine!!!
 
 (the clap is slang for a sexually transferred disease)
  
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