作者Dnacid (Dnacid)
看板EngTalk
标题[Talk] What is with all the cursing
时间Tue May 11 04:01:32 2010
I am currently taking an English class at NTHU, but the amount of expletive
used IN CLASS by students really suprised me. It is not just used once or
twice, nor was it by accident, but intentionally used in skits we are suppose
to write and perform in front of the entire class. Up to this point, I think
only one expletive is missing from their repertoire of swear words (the usual
F--k, A--, Sh-- is very well practice and used).
I thought maybe it was just because it is in a different language, so students
here don't take it as seriously. But then again, I could never imagine saying
swear words in front of the class on purpose.
Do Taiwanese students and teachers have more tolerance on curse words compared
to Americans? Coming from a Chinese background, I have always though that
the use of language is taken very seriously. Is it just that I have been gone
too long? What happened?
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1F：推 Bigfatty73:It's time to get yall phat arss up n' see the world 05/11 05:03
2F：→ Bigfatty73:as it is 05/11 05:03
3F：推 reukiodo:swearing is very common in US depending on the crowd 05/13 17:38
4F：→ Dnacid:Not in classrooms in front of the teacher, though. 05/15 02:33