Hi guys. Um, I'm fancy. I'm 24.

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I'm from the wonderful country of South Africa. I'm a third year law student.

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I have, um, a TEFL certificate and yeah,

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I'm bubbly, I'm talkative, inquisitive,

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knowledgeable,

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and I'm looking forward to teaching you English.

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And hopefully I will also be able to learn a few things from you, you know,

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your cultures, your languages,

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just general things that someone from South Africa may not know about.

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Say someone from another continent even, or another country.

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So yeah,

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I'm looking very much forward to working with you and teaching new English.

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And I have the experience because I,

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I spent six months of my time teaching English in an African school here in

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South Africa. It was, um, second language to the learners,

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so I had to teach them English.

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And I'm proud to say that, you know, it was, it was a good experience.

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It was a wonderful experience. It was wonderful working with those kids.

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And they, you know, they were sharp though.

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They learned very quickly because English is not that difficult really.

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You just master a few things here and there, and then you've got it.

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So hopefully I'll be able to teach you something and hopefully I'll be able to

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learn something from you. Okay, bye.

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