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chester yang
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 Posted: Sun Dec 11, 2011 1:24 pm Post subject: The Democratic People's Republic of Korea? |
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| Has anybody ever heard of any opportunity in The Democratic People's Republic of Korea? Is that even possible? I'm sure somebody in that country, perhaps high ranking, must speak English, and I wonder where he learned it from. |
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Zero
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deessell2
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When I visited there in 2009 my "guide" was the head of the Tourism college and she was responsible for teaching English to all the "guides". I thought their language skills were very good.
Why anyone would want to teach there is beyond me. You would virtually be a prisoner and there would be nothing to do there, although they do like drinking. |
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Sashadroogie
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