Hi! My name is Harry and I'm a teacher of English in Moscow

[Harry Smiith]

My name is Harry and I'm a teacher of English in Moscow.
Nice to meet all the members of this forum.

[Torsten]

Hello Harry,

Welcome for joining our community, it's great to have you around. Do you work for a state school in Moscow?
Regards,
Torsten
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[Harry Smiith]

[Torsten]

Sounds very interesting, Harry. Could you please tell me more about your "multicultural school"? How is it different to other schools in Moscow? Also, how to do you find students for private tuition and where do you teach them?

Thanks a lot,
Torsten
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[Harry Smiith]

[Muin]

Hi Harry,
Do you know why I do not receive replies the way you do? Is it because my signature ? Or is it because people have negative attitudes towards Arabs in general and Palestinians in particular? But there is a fact that I would like every body to know : We-the Palestinians -are not so bad. We are a human type of race and we are like every body else.All of us are the sons of Adam and Eve. So Could you please forward my message to the Administrators who ,so far , ignored my entrence to the fourm ,though I was happy to meet people of the world . Please DO IT. Thank you.

[Harry Smiith]

[Muin]

Thanks.

[Torsten]

[Muin]

Hello Torsten,
Thank you for your reply. Now I feel alive so I can jive and dive into the depth of your sea to see what I can catch from your knowledge,free without a latch!! (excuse my being emotional)
You know well that people like to be a part of a group and this gives the sense of self esteem and value in the group and the society in general. Frankly speaking , I am happy to be one of you and to "dare to share" with you our experience.
Please give my compliments and respectfull regards to"G-six" i.e.the administrators:the Great Six establishers of this site.
Happy to hear from you again.
Yours,
Muin

[Muin]

Oh, I am sorry I forgot to thank Harry for his efforts

[Stew.t.]

Hi Harry

"Power to your elbow" for engaging in a profession that I have heard is very hard in your native country. I have a friend in Moscow who teaches, and said it is difficult considering that Russian is quite far away from English as a language. Also it apparently has a large vocabulary, as does English.

What do you think? Do you speak any other languages and do you find them easier than English?
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[Stew.t.]

Hi muin

I have not been on the forum for awhile and am not an admininstrator: But you should not feel that as you are from Pakistan that this is a reason you have been ignored up to now.

It is just a coincidence,, I think. And as I have friends in UK from your native country and worked with a lot of guys from there I am genuinely interested. What region are you from, and have you ever visited the UK?
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[Muin]

Hello Stewart,
Nice to receive replies, thank you. You know that Gaza Strip is the most crowded areas on the planet and even politically the hotest in the region.
You may want to know about the educational system and the conditions of ELT here in Palestine. So I think it is my job to convey this to the world because we are colleagues, aren't we? We share the joys and the worries of the profession. Anyway, I hope you realised what I mean and understood the psychological state of "English under occupation and internal chaos"
Keep in touch good friend.
Bye
Yours,
Muin

[Yankee]

Hi Muin

Nice to meet you.
Can you tell us more about English in the Gaza Strip? What sorts of English classes do you teach? What age(s) are your students? And what about your interest in music? Can you tell us more about that?

Amy

PS
Your reference to the "G-Six" on this site was a very clever turn of phrase.