CoRE JET

A blog detailing how a strong, overweight Jewish engineer, whose only teaching experience is summer camp, fares at teaching English to Junior High School students in rural Japan.

Wednesday, May 23, 2007

Student Journals

Well, it is that time of the year and I am back to checking papers. In this case, specifically the journals from my 2nd year English elective class. When I first did this, I would have to stop every few pages because it was hard to take so much laughter. After being in Japan for a while though, I barely even realize it's funny anymore. I have a small stack in front of me right now though, and I decided that I should quickly write down to my blog any funny ones I find.

Note that this is not an anthology or "best of the best" post, just a real look at what a normal stack of 15 journals would have in it. I will not exaggerate, reword, edit, censor, or change in any way the words that I see. In the interests of time of course, I will only past sentences that have at least some glimmer of humor. Remember though that this is about 15 journals with about 1-3 sentences per journal written. I will post the journal number as well. There won't be that much material. So without further ado:

Translator's Note: "Birugeitsu" means Bill Gates

Question: Who do you want to be like?

1. I want to be like a maid cafe.
2. I want to be like sister. The reason is that it is terrible anything can be done. I want also to hold out like the elder sister.
4. I want to be like "Birugeitsu". He have a lot of many. And he made "windows". He is exciting. So I want to be like he.
7. I like taking a photographer.
13. I want to be like cat. Cat is a No. 1! like.

That is it. I know, not that great. I will try to do a best of the best at some later point, perhaps. I hope this just gave you a basic idea of what one small stack of papers is like.

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