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Today, thanks to Jos
About choosing to study in the US (2009):"Well, I did a Shakespeare course at RADA [Royal Academy of Dramatic Art] last summer, and three quarters of the students were from abroad, mainly the United States. I started talking to them about what they were doing at their schools, and I respected the approach. Here, I feel the specification is very narrow, whereas in America, you're encouraged to be broad and choose many different subjects. For someone who has missed as much school as I have, I want to go back and discover what else there is. I always loved school-I was a proper, proper nerd. I just want that back again."
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haha my real name is lola not emma 🙂 haha and is really not rally sorry!!…
what a stupid pervert. The video was really weird 😡 🙁 :mad:.
LA ACADEMIA!!!! LOL Pinche Yahir q envidia Emma looks wonderful!!!
However thingies are done in Mexico, it's still not right to pull up comments like that. He knows that he's interviewing a British person and therefore must realize that thingies aren't done like that in Britain so the consequnce is that the person might take it badly. He's actually not considering the consequences; such unprofessionalism; he speaks more of himself than of others by making those comments. I'm from the Philippines, and here, we first consider our cultural differences with foreigners before we act. Anyway, they say even it's somekind of a compliment, it's still quite rude to comment like that; But I don't need to know that: first time I saw the guy(and even I don't understand a thingy of what he's saying)I know that he is FOUL.
However thingies are done in Mexico, it's still not right to pull up comments like that. He knows that he's interviewing a British person and therefore must realize that thingies aren't done like that in Britain so the consequnce is that the person might take it badly. He's actually not considering the consequences; such unprofessionalism; he speaks more of himself than of others by making those comments. I'm from the Philippines, and here, we first consider our cultural differences with foreigners before we act. Anyway, they say even it's somekind of a compliment, it's still quite rude to comment like that; But I don't need to know that: first time I saw the guy(and even I don't understand a thingy of what he's saying)I know that he is FOUL.
i dont know any spanish but i believe you guys that it was not a compliment.