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Q: can we found frensh teaching job in china ?

12 years 8 weeks ago in Teaching & Learning - China

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hunny797

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parlez vous Francais???

TedDBayer:

Frenshai, it's Chineese French

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DrMonkey

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Those damned frosggies !

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CharlieB

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At least they aren't looking for an English teaching job.

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CharlieB

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At least they aren't looking for an English teaching job.

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Eorthisio

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You shall not pass the Maginot line!

JacobJohn:

hahahah LOL he meant French teaching jobs, I guess.

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royceH

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I think you mean a fresh teaching job. Like you want to stop where you are and begin again somewhere else. Am I right?

ScotsAlan:

Probably

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TedDBayer

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ignore anon questions

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