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Hondo 2.0 · Joined: 05 Aug 2004 Posts: 69 Location: Canada

There was this one time when my girlfriend and I went to the school to use the coffee maker that I kept in my classroom. We ended up having sex on the table in the class.

PAULH · Joined: 28 Jan 2003 Posts: 4672 Location: Western Japan

ntropy · Joined: 11 Oct 2003 Posts: 671 Location: ghurba

"Chin chin" in Gifu-ben.

Hondo 2.0 · Joined: 05 Aug 2004 Posts: 69 Location: Canada

I've heard both.

bigbadsuzie · Posted: Tue Sep 07, 2004 10:22 am Post subject: out of the mouths of babes

İn a hjigh school I worked in the girls always asked me what I thought of Turkish men,not easy to answer, as my experience of them is limited and they are not really what I look for. So the little bitches want to know how English guys are in the sack, usually because they know they haven't being circumcised,I don't blush that easily but somehow I get embarrassed,different generation I guess. They are so exposed to stuff that was considered taboo(still is in some places ) that it seems like asking for a cup of tea ,but , then they are't allowed to go out alone at night or be in the company of strangers ,must be all that oppression coming to the surface .

jibbs · Joined: 02 Feb 2003 Posts: 452

I heard about a Korean girl once who saw a foreigner in the street and said, "I want to have intercourse with you." She just menat conversation, but scared him off! I believe she was only around 15 years old, and not exactly fluent in English.

In Korea they are quite uptight talking about anything sexual, so I'd avoid it there. Vietnam seems similar, but not quite as uptight perhaps. So many of the university-aged students seem like they are 5 years or more younger though, in terms of maturity or experience regarding the subject of sex. Maybe that's true in many countries.

nomadder · Posted: Tue Sep 07, 2004 3:23 pm Post subject:

I agree with Whiner. Chin chin is used by adults generally. Also it�s the Italian word for cheers. THe French say salud.

Ace · Joined: 16 Apr 2004 Posts: 358

I'd only been in China two months and it was the end of the year...'Parents' Night' -school concert deal...a Middle School class group was doing an English version of the fox and, well, I'd have said chickens, but ...whatever the story is, a kid, about 14 years old, with a fox's tail pinned to the seat of his pants jumped onto a desk and announced, in clarion tones, "I like to eat c*ck!"

Let me try..'cock'...

Ever since I keep hearing Chinese talking about c*ck...(am I going to be allowed to write that word?) I have had a textbook with that word in the rhyming vocab section...it seems obsessive...mind you, I really do hear roosters here in the city, never saw or heard one before in my life in 'The West'...

'lover' is another favourite...girl students are sad when they fight or break up with their 'lover'...where I come from, that word means sex...here they keep referring to 'Lovers' Day'...