19. März 2012

Random.

Likes:
- Sticky rice with mango
- Limericks (students love them)
- Mekong sunsets






















- working barefeet
- Lao kids yelling "helloooo" when I ride by on my bicyle
- My Tweety USB stick









- The fact that a 1 hour full body massage only costs 35 000 Kip (not even 5 bucks)
- Zigitros

Dislikes:
- The card game "Scum" ("Arschlöchle")
- Adverbs (Grammar book: "Most of the times we place adverbs after the verb, however, if there's an object, we USUALLY don't place the adverb between the two. Some adverbs can change position (which ones, however, is totally random). Many adverbs end in -ly. There are also many adverbs that do not end in -ly. Adverbs modify a verb or an adjective. They can also express frequency/attitude/time/place/relative time. Sometimes an adverb can also be used as a preposition, e.g. 'along' or 'past'." Explain that to my students, please.)
- Mosquitos (and when my anti-mosquito-spray is empty)
- Waking up at night because it's too hot, turn on the air con, fall asleep, wake up two hours later because it's a little chilly now
- "My" bicycle's got just one gear. One or two more wouldn't hurt.

1 Kommentar:

Anonym hat gesagt…

Es gibt immer noch mehr "likes" als "dislikes"....(51% "likes" sollten es immer sein..). das mit den Adverben scheint wirklich nicht einfach zu sein. Die Regel, dass es keine Regel gibt, macht nicht nur laotischen Studenten Kopfzerbrechen...
Machs guet...bin stolz..