Gotta introduce myself. (Or something ;)
Apr. 7th, 2011 07:51 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sesshoQuite interesting and funny thing happened today. Two connected to each other things, to be exact.
So first we were waiting for our very-boring-classes and suddenly M. said something that surprised me - that most of the people from our studies hate S-sensei and we seem to be the only year that doesn't harbour any hatred towards her. I haven't heard that before so I couldn't believe but there were some fourthyears waiting for their classes near us, so M. - being his normal, sometimes very, very frank self - just asked one of those girls if they hated S. XD She joked if there was any diplomatic answer to that kind of question but eventually said that they did. She asked several of the 4thyears on our behalf while they were coming in and well, let's say that they were rather unanimous, lol. In fact, most of them were rather shocked how can we NOT dislike her. And they couldn't imagine how our lessons with her must look like since, apparently, in their classes sometimes they can't understand her. And those are some composition writing classes too so it adds to their dislike to her even more.
Personally, I find S-sensei to be a cute person but not really a good teacher. (Her lessons are one of the most boring that we have. That may have something to do with the materials we work on, though. Creepy/creepily hilarious videos from the 80s. XD) But I'd never guess that she's that hated at our university.
So that's the one thing.
After classes me and Emilka went to bathroom and coincidentally we met some of those girls there as well. While I was washing my hands, I heard them talking about something that immediately piqued my curiosity - how one of them wrote one of her compositions about Korean singers in Japan. Of course, I couldn't let it pass and asked if they were k-pop fans and the girl answered that yes, she and one other girls (named like me XD) were! Then she asked if I were and I said the truth. Then she asked what was my favourite group and when I (and E.) answered with 'DBSK' (and SJ for me) she procceeded with hugging me. XD Then while she was almost inside the stall she asked (with a hint of something harsher underneath and honestly, I'm not surprised) if I picked any side and I said that I didn't, though of course I had my favourites. I said mine and she gave me a thumb up and she said hers (who turned out to be no one other than our dear snarky maknae, Changmin) so I gave her a thumb up too. XD
And it turned out that S-sensei knows DBSK, too. (I joked that Jaejoong must be her bias. XD Don't why him. XD)
Yay for interested in k-pop senpais! :DDDD Scratch that part about k-pop, YAY for interested in DBSK senpais! Maybe they're not all that hopeless as current secondyears.
I tried to find her in our group on fb but she gave my only her nickname so, of course, I couldn't. But yay anyway 8D
So you could say that today was the day that marked my (and probably not only) first actual interaction with my senpais from Japanese Studies. XD And what an interaction that was. Worth waiting for so long, let me tell you that. ;)
And now I should finally get around to studying grammar, I guess. Given that I have a test tomorrow and I'm not really prepared too well for it. Too much of procrastinating during this semester.
So first we were waiting for our very-boring-classes and suddenly M. said something that surprised me - that most of the people from our studies hate S-sensei and we seem to be the only year that doesn't harbour any hatred towards her. I haven't heard that before so I couldn't believe but there were some fourthyears waiting for their classes near us, so M. - being his normal, sometimes very, very frank self - just asked one of those girls if they hated S. XD She joked if there was any diplomatic answer to that kind of question but eventually said that they did. She asked several of the 4thyears on our behalf while they were coming in and well, let's say that they were rather unanimous, lol. In fact, most of them were rather shocked how can we NOT dislike her. And they couldn't imagine how our lessons with her must look like since, apparently, in their classes sometimes they can't understand her. And those are some composition writing classes too so it adds to their dislike to her even more.
Personally, I find S-sensei to be a cute person but not really a good teacher. (Her lessons are one of the most boring that we have. That may have something to do with the materials we work on, though. Creepy/creepily hilarious videos from the 80s. XD) But I'd never guess that she's that hated at our university.
So that's the one thing.
After classes me and Emilka went to bathroom and coincidentally we met some of those girls there as well. While I was washing my hands, I heard them talking about something that immediately piqued my curiosity - how one of them wrote one of her compositions about Korean singers in Japan. Of course, I couldn't let it pass and asked if they were k-pop fans and the girl answered that yes, she and one other girls (named like me XD) were! Then she asked if I were and I said the truth. Then she asked what was my favourite group and when I (and E.) answered with 'DBSK' (and SJ for me) she procceeded with hugging me. XD Then while she was almost inside the stall she asked (with a hint of something harsher underneath and honestly, I'm not surprised) if I picked any side and I said that I didn't, though of course I had my favourites. I said mine and she gave me a thumb up and she said hers (who turned out to be no one other than our dear snarky maknae, Changmin) so I gave her a thumb up too. XD
And it turned out that S-sensei knows DBSK, too. (I joked that Jaejoong must be her bias. XD Don't why him. XD)
Yay for interested in k-pop senpais! :DDDD Scratch that part about k-pop, YAY for interested in DBSK senpais! Maybe they're not all that hopeless as current secondyears.
I tried to find her in our group on fb but she gave my only her nickname so, of course, I couldn't. But yay anyway 8D
So you could say that today was the day that marked my (and probably not only) first actual interaction with my senpais from Japanese Studies. XD And what an interaction that was. Worth waiting for so long, let me tell you that. ;)
And now I should finally get around to studying grammar, I guess. Given that I have a test tomorrow and I'm not really prepared too well for it. Too much of procrastinating during this semester.
