Rachel is making me upset. I'm an American and I know what school is like, but she is always like "in America this. In America that..etc..." It's really annoying. I feel like she is too overwhelmed and doesn't really like her job. She needs to learn that using Korean actually will help the students learn. My Chinese teacher doesn't 100% speak fluent Chinese to me. Yeah.. Sorry for ranting, she just kind of annoys me. She doesn't really look grateful I guess. She may feel grateful but her attitude doesn't show that.
yeah she should stop going with those comments and realize she is not in america anymore. she is in korea someone give her a newspaper. i love the indian and comoro teachers. rachels bf seems a little bit more ok with korea idk
+raytwin11 - I think she kept mentioning the difference between Korea and America when it comes to the relationship between students and teachers because the production staff probably wanted her to explain her reaction to the students following her home and wanting to play.
Exactly, she is in over her head and so she wants to compare everything to the US. Unfortunately a good amount of American girls I met in Korea acted the same way. It's so annoying and it's so telling of what kind of environment you were raised in. These girls have no idea how to be flexible and adapt. As soon as things get hard they just shut down and convince themselves that they are right to not want to learn it. Egocentric ignorance.
"Living in the country we don't have the opportunity to learn any Korean"... Are you kidding me? That's the perfect place, most people speak no English and if immerse yourself with the locals you'll be forced to learn the language... Rachel seems like one of those entitled Americans who believe that Koreans should speak English since foreigners might not understand
IKR. What she's saying is complete and utter bullshit. The best way to learn a language is to speak it and be around it. She doesn't even have to connect w/ native speakers online, like many who don't have immediate access do. She's surrounded day in and day out by Koreans speaking Koreans so there's no excuse. I hate those type of foreigners. If you're given the chance to go, common curtesy is at least trying to learn the language even if you won't be there for too long.
Rvyna Exactly! It such a waste of an amazing opportunity! There are so many other who are more than willing to teach English in Korea and immerse themselves in the language and culture...
I'm American and if can tell she pretentious from the way she way reacting to the other team, many people can speak(albeit brokenly) a language in three weeks if they try. Her boyfriend is obviously influenced by her behavior
Honestly, people like Paula and Paulina (and also the guys) probably live in Seoul where there are lots of foreigners and a lot of Koreans who actually speak English yet they learned at least some Korean, is that couple even serious? I don't want to be the asshole here but this is exactly why so many foreigners can't stand Americans since some of them tend to act so incredibly entitled (obviously not everyone but Rachel's not really helping that case here...).
that girl has no idea how lucky she is to LIVE in the country so she can interact with the locals. I would trade places with her any day. It's so hard learning proper Korean with only books, hello talk and once in a while interaction over the phone with my Korean friends. Instead of spending all day speaking Korean I do it maybe 2/3 hours a day.
I feel bad for Paulina being chastised by that mean choreographer and the other background dancers treat her bad making her run all around doing stuff for them. God Bless Her and Paula they seem like very sweet girls. I wish them the best!
Yeah and then in front of the camera they try to make her look bad and defend themselves by being all like "We didn't make you do that, when did we?" And stuff geez
As a teacher of English (teaching it as a 2nd language) I highly believe it is important to at least understand and know the mother language of the country you teach in. Especially regarding grammar, if you don't understand the grammar rules of the first language how can you compare and explain a 2nd language to students? I sincerely hope Rachel will learn more Korean quickly (I understand she wants to teach in the 2nd language but she needs to be able to switch when it is necessary).
+Flowangelic There are different approaches to teaching a foreign language. It is possible to teach a class successful only using the 2nd language. Although, I really can't say Rachel is doing well at this. Also, I don't believe Rachel is the kids only English teacher. I'm pretty sure they have a Korean teacher who teaches them English using Korean.
Paula, mixed, knows Korean and receives racist comments ...meanwhile a privileged white individual is seen as more favorable and doesn't even try to learn Korean. Pure ignorance. I wish the best to Paula.
so true, even though a white person may have different treatment, not necessarily positive or negative, a person who's black, mixed, or brown will hundred percent experience more discrimination whether or not if they're in their home country or not. I have a Chinese friend living in Korea and even he says that he receives more racist comments than the white people in Korea.
The couple brings up every excuse imaginable as to why their way is the right way. Not learning -any- Korean isn't conducive to being able to survive in the country, especially in the country side where they know significantly less English than in the city.
+HikariSatou If someone who speaks two languages is bilingual, and someone who speaks many languages is multilingual, then what do you call someone who speaks one language? An American.
+HikariSatou ikr. me and my friends r once taking a different Japanese class before. my class r a teacher whom can speak both native and japanese language and using both in her class while my friend teacher can only speak japanese. i got an A while my friend barely passed the exam.
I don't believe in blanket statements, but I do see a trend among Americans (especially those who hold more conservative views) for having an air of being entitled. I don't know what we seem like to other countries, but it's not a bad idea to listen and teach that we're not all doomed to being inflexible when overseas.
I also noticed that like she is not just critizing her but the seniors during break were also attacking her and stuff at least it seemed that way. I feel bad for her.
God, Rachel and her boyfriend literally have no respect for anything but American culture, their comments are so entitled and have a really uncomfortable "white man's burden" tone to them. If you're in Korea, you don't have to be fluent, but at least start learning the language and respect and learn about their culture. Ugh, just lemme ignore those two, i just can't with them And Paula and Paulina, you keep doing your thing 언니들 화이팅!
What Paulina's leader said to her is true. You're taught the moves then practice them at home, not just during session. This is in order for your body muscles to memorize the movements and everyone in the group can dance in synchronized fashion. They're not dancing free style and not being synchronized will make them look sloppy and unprofessional. Although that witch could've told all that lecture in a better way and if possible in private like what Paula's senior did to her during one of their shows. Paula was taken into the room and not let the camera see them. Well, at least now a lot more people would know what a witch this leader is, ex-BV back dancer or not.
I honestly think that if Rachel wants her students to learn English properly, she should use some koreans cuz the kids look so lost when she only speaks English, she needs to connect with them so they can understand easly. One of the basic methods is try to make the students watch english speaking cartoons, cuz you actually learn a lot by watching
If I had been taught English without any of my first language at that young age, I also would not understand. Those students can't learn something if they don't know the meaning of it in their own language. The whole logic is flawed.
For Paula: no need to give racist comments any time. She's got 3 things going against her in Korea: a foreigner, a woman, and being dark skinned. For Paulina: the instructor's (Lee Eunji) method for correcting Paulina is flat out inappropriate. She should have pulled Paulina aside (or to a different room) and talk to her about it PRIVATELY--not embarrass her in front of everyone. However, that is the way of the Korean culture. For Rachel: if she is there to teach English (in class), it should be the main (99%) language spoken/written during class hours. While she should learn the Korean language to assist her (for minimal use in class and daily life outside of school), she is there to teach English during school. To keep speaking Korean would be a disservice to the objective of teaching English to the children. Some say she's in a foreign country and should learn the language--I agree that she should learn and speak as much Korean as she can. You're in another country, not the US (state of Idaho - per her T-Shirt). However her students are in her "country" during class and should learn/speak English. The pendulum swings both ways. And lastly, those kids in Rachel's class have no manners. You don't jump on, pull down, or hit the teacher. One of them even BIT her! That is insane.
Oh poor paulina really I am very proud of you just do what you want and what you see is good for you I like really you are wonderfull Keep working We are all with you
im not understanding how rachel got gwr job when she cant speak korean. shes getting paid to not teach them anything. they cant learn because they cant understand her.
+chauniece davis exactly my thought if i'm trying to learn chinese, and the teacher keep speaking only chinese i would get confused too rachel is acting like a little princess here... u're downright a bad language teacher u can't even speak korean and u still complain other foreigner that do?? obv they're doing a better job, when rachel teach the kids, they look like dead fish because this little princess won't even learn a single word in korean
I think she explained it on the last episode, we're not too sure on her Korean skills but she said she'd get in trouble by the school if she used any Korean. For teaching purposes it'd make it difficult for her and her students either way. (that's why she likes teaching the younger ones best, the English is very very basic)
+chauniece davis I'd understand her teaching if it was to middle school children and up, but having someone who speaks only very basic korean to kids under the age of 10 is so stupid. They'll never learn like that. Whereas older kids usually already have an understanding of the language and can decipher what is being taught...
Rachel is full of it. My teachers did home visits, ran after school programs, and invited us to their homes or events. And she work with Korean students and teachers... learn korean from them! smh
When she said that teachers visiting a student's home to talk to the parents in America would never happen...that's a lie. Some parents allow that. Especially if you're homeschooled.
Also, I hope Paula and Paulina get better at dancing so they can impress their seniors. Especially Paulina because the teacher is harsh. I wish the best for them!
Like Paula her spirit to accomplish her goals in spite of what obstacles she might be encountering. Thought cheer-leading was a team effort, can't help but get a little annoyed for Paula. Why is she always running the errands while the other girls sit in the stands looking pretty? Rude commentators on Paula, stop being ignorant beauty comes in many skin colors. Paulina's team dance leader is a real "B", know it's her job to direct but don't have to be so mean to be a good teacher.
+paradiseana1 ana It's the Korean culture and majority of the Asian culture that the youngest and the rookie would listen and do everything for the older ones and the senior. I'm pretty sure they when they were rookie they did it too and when you're the youngest you're the forever servant of the family(exaggeration)
+AAD it's a general comment. i wasnt telling you not to be offended, but anyone. in my country i am kind of cute but in germany or brazil i am not. so im telling this for people to understand that there will be places where your beauty is the standarized or ideal and places where not. like paula who has dark skin and gets criticized in korea because it's not an ideal.
Rachel shouldn't be teaching kids that young if she can't even explain herself in Korean. Kids won't learn English like that from a lesson a week being taught in purely english, to learn just by hearing and seeing you'd need to be constantly listening to English or whatever language. She doesn't seem to want to let people give her tips on teaching either which makes her seem... Stubborn to the point of stupid. And then we have Paulina... who's a professional dancer, right? Then shouldn't she have been practicing her choreography as often as possible after first learning it? From what I've seen, the 'struggles' these people are having are all down to their own faults. Not being willing to learn, not willing to accept new things, not willing to try. The only thing I'll say aside from the negative is my respect for Paulina and Paula. Compared to everyone else that's been on this show (aside from like Shannon) they've welcomed Korean culture in so quickly and warmly, unlike that italian chef who still pisses me off to this day. If you're going to live in another country, for whatever reason, you have to accept their culture. Whether you like how they do things or not. You need to learn what things are rude there. Just because it's not rude in your country doesn't mean it's not rude their country.
+Honor Burrows Regarding Rachel: we don't fully know her situation for using only English during class. If she is mandated to do so, she's complying per job requirements (though she should use minimal Korean to explain things here/there). Regarding Paulina: she should be learning the dances on her own in addition to practice hours. However, that doesn't justify her getting chewed out by the instructor in front of everyone. Pull Paulina aside or to another room and talk to her PRIVATELY. That was just plain 'ol rude, IMO. That tells me she must have loved being chewed out during her days as a Baby V.O.X. dancer. Otherwise, she should have learned from that and gone with a different approach in handling her subordinates. Ahh, history repeats itself.
TTet Pos and your opinion depends on what you're used to. That's just how things are in terms of dancing. Getting chewed out in front of people will make most more determined to prove them wrong. However with Rachel, it's pretty obvious she doesn't speak Korean just from seeing what words she uses. Take what you want from it, I still think it's ridiculous they expect her to be able to teach well without a lick of Korean leaving her mouth.
The couple seem to make an excuse for everything. Rachel says at 25:54 they don't have any opportunities to learn Korean or have any Korean friends. C'mon really? You're in Korea! You don't need friends to learn Korean either (though it helps to learn faster) but they've been their for 10 months, struggling to even count to 1-10...Also how are the little kids suppose to know what they are saying in English if they don't use a bit of Korean to translate. It's like trying to learn a new language without anyone telling you what they're saying means. Then her boyfriend says his job is to live in an English bubble so it doesn't help to learn Korean quickly....all i can do is laugh at all the reasons they come up with. They also keep making comparisons to America..WAKE UP! You ain't in America no more, get over it! learn and get use to the culture in Korea
파울라양 진짜 너무예뻐요 내면도 예쁘고 외면도 예쁘고. 저 팬됬어요. 저같이 파울라양 응원하고 좋아하는 사람도 많으니깐 비참한 삶때문에 남 헐뜯는거밖에못하는 정신나간 악플러들 무시하고 개의치 말아요. 삶을 비관적으로밖에 못사는 불쌍한 사람들이려니 하고 한귀로 흘려버려요. 파울라씨 좋아하는사람이 더 많답니다. 멋지게 삶을 사는 당신! 존경합니다 ^^
Both Paula and Paulina have such charming smiles! They come across as sincere, hard-working young ladies. I wish them the best. I agree with both Paula's and Paulina's team dance leaders in terms of their strictness. They might come off as rude in the 5 minutes of what we see, but the truth is they have a lot of responsibility and it is for the good of the team that they are strict. I used to detest my piano teacher, but now I look back at those days fondly and am grateful for the times he told me off as it made be a better pianist today.
+cic0cy Strict is one thing but Paulina's leader was flat out rude. She should have pulled Paulina aside or to a different room and talk to her PRIVATELY--not embarrass her in front of everyone. I'm sure she herself was put to the fire during her days with Baby V.O.X.. You'd think she'd learned something from her days and try a different approach when you're in a position of leadership. Nope, history repeats itself.
Paula is beautiful by any standard. I was surprised about the negative comments about her. Sooooo racist. We now live in a global world where discrimination should have no place at all. I am proud of my countrymen. We are generally friendly and hospitable to foreigners. We treat them politely. I feel for the Ukrainian too for receiving a harsh treatment. She doesn't deserve that
No offense but people like Rachel end up making me look bad since I'm white and american too. I work hard everyday and try learning about the culture as much as possible so I can go there to study. I have a learning disability but I still find time to work hard and study as much as possible. I feel like it's more respectful to atleast learn some korean if you're going to visit in their country. Especially if you go to live there. I also believe what those dudes said. You have to use korean in teaching sometimes to not confuse the communication.
Rachel is confusing, she compares Korea to America a lot and a lot of her comparisons aren't true for the whole country. America is big. They're many places here where students are close to their teachers it just depends, I have lots of teachers on my facebook page. Also there are always opportunities to learn a language if you try hard enough.
I know it's probably annoying for Paula(she seems like the super smart bookish type) but she chose to be a cheerleader. it's more than just getting the routines. girl, you need to learn how to do your makeup. there's just no excuse because RUclips provides you with every possible issue, especially for women of color in korea. same thing for your hair. you are not any less beautiful than the other girls, they just know how to look for performing and so should you.feeling confident in how you look will definitely help with your confidence while performing. that aside, your a wonderful representation of your country. seriously, you're a better manage than may korean born ones, and it not heck ture you fully understand but you try hard to respect it.Kudos to you and hope the best for you. hope to see you o some variety shows and stuff!
i once saw a video of simon and martina explaining that those sorts of confusions occur a lot in korea. for example if you are rarely exposed to indian culture you would think all indians look like the one in this episode. if i am rarely exposed to japanese people and i met someone i would think they look so much like yoko ono or something. just like koreans who are rarely exposed to african american or black races, they think all people fitting the profile will look like famous black or african americans. eg will smith, obama, rihanna... etc. its like saying all latins look like wilmer valderrama or j lo
+Hannah Mckay Maybe like her daughter Malia Obama??? It's not too off.. I guess (Well for someone we assume doesn't know too many black people ). Not that I think they look alike though.
What is Rachel even talking about, teachers in the US are very hands on with students in the US. It just depends on the school you teach at. It's quite frustrating how she keeps on comparing US schools to Korean schools (they're two different cultures), maybe if you made the effort to learn the language you'd have less of a problem.
As I'm planning to do a teaching program I'm learning Korean here first so I can be ready to teach. I would find it disrespectful to go to another country to live and teach without learning the language even a little bit ya know ....
The lady at 19:58 was so rude to Paulina. I understand that this is a job and she had to focus more on the routine but the way the lady confronted made me irritated and annoyed. I bet she can't even dance better than Paulina.
lol that bish is salty from Korea to New York. Seriously I think she has some personal issues like low self esteem. I had girls like that bully me...they just need to lash on someone.
I guess where she comes from in America all those teacher student boundaries exist but where i'm from it is okay for teachers and students to be appropriately affectionate towards each other. Adults who are responsible for children have to set boundaries in order to properly lead them. Rachael seems to be a human toy to her students. She doesn't have to be mean to them but she does have to make sure they respect her because she is their teacher.
+Shun Hill Boundaries should be set and enforced. You want to be friendly and affectionate towards the students. However jumping on, pulling down, and even biting are OFF LIMITS.
And Paula and Paulina, literally how much of a coincidence was that or was it fate like seriously not only are their names similar but also their dancing background and so much more
The dancing crew team leader low key pissed me off, like you're wasting time complaining about time being wasted instead of letting the others help her with the moves. And as a dancer, dude her moves weren't even that on point (the few that she did) so I don't see how she could pin Paulina on not being able to get the choreo down. You don't even have to be a dancer to see that either, like compare the team leaders moves to the other girls dancing (especially the one in the hat) and they do a lot better than she did.
OMFG those two "English teachers" man...Rachel honestly...who gave her a teaching license who even hired her? Like how do you expect the kids to learn if someone DOESN'T translate for them? How is someone supposed to know what an egg is if you can't translate it into their language so they can associate the words together and then use the English word for that object? SERIOUSLY?
i guess im the only one who a bit taken a back when HongSeokchon says ZE:A out of blue lol. thanks for mentioning them! no need more words for rachel... everyone already says my words about her
i really admire Paula for all she is doing. She is able to converse in multiple languages, she works hard and is highly intelligent. But she needs to change her dream. because her singing is hard to listen to - sorry :/
When i was in highschool in a non-english-speaking country, I was in intermediate-level english and one of the projects was teaching the elementary school kids a class in english. Even though the teacher insisted we all speak only in english, the kids wouldn't understand or pay attention to us. So I agree with the guys who suggested speaking half-half, because the students can understand better and express better their doubts.
Paula is really good but I can see what the girls mean by she dances really fast she’s dances really good but slightly faster too! You’re doing great! ❤️❤️❤️
Because she was the best among those who were auditioned to be on the team... she's not the greatest dancer but she has an healthy body and her moves are powerful.
+Eva Fafard It might not be because of that. They might have accepted her into the team because her being in the team means people will talk about it which means more attention on them...
I'm sorry but if the teachers don't learn any Korean by the last episode of their set I'm gonna be pissed. If you want to work in a country, you should be able to get around and speak at least a little of the language. It's almost impolite to completely ignore the language and culture of the country, and act like you're superior to it because you're from somewhere else. And Rachel definitely should not be putting the other teachers down because they want to actually teach the kids something they'll understand, because they made an effort to at least partially assimilate before they got a job. It's just so frustrating. And this is not the first time this has been an issue on this show. There's no reason for foreigners to seem lazy, but because of some of these people, it's painting that picture.
I take Japanese in school and when my teacher speaks long without like hand motions to help me fill in the blanks I wouldn’t have any idea what he was saying if he didn’t translate what he said in English, it’s good that he speaks in Japanese but it wouldn’t help if he doesn’t translate or teach us words he’s using. Rachel needs to understand that she’s in a different country, they do things differently and THEY ARE KIDS! If she can’t handle it and if she’s going keep comparing every single detail and issue she has being in Korea to america then she should just go back
I wonder if Rachel thought about what she said on camera before she uttered them because it's pure BS. No opportunity to learn the language because you can't make friends? What has learning the language have to do with the other? You don't need to have a BFF to learn Korean or any language. What she and her BF need is the initiative to approach Koreans, be they old or young when the situation arises and ask "how to do you call this in Korean?" Talk to their co-teachers and ask them for help then write everything down on how to pronounce the words. This is to build their vocabulary. These two created their own English bubble and should be blaming themselves for it. They don't want to extend themselves outside of this bubble. Acquiring another language does not come easy(for most people), so they need to make an effort. Can't stand this couple. I'm sure there are better English teachers out there.
Rachel and her boyfriend seem disinterested in learning Korean. You're in Korea. Stop comparing Korea to the USA. Two completely different countries. It's not that you're unable to learn the language, you choose not too. There's resources and plentiful.
+TTet Pos It's because they don't take her seriously. From my experience as a student there was always that one teacher (a lot of times the substitute teachers) who couldn't handle the class because he/she didn't have authority. The students are just testing how far they can go with Rachel because she didn't set clear boundaries. She isn't getting angry at the children and she didn't even tell the girl who bit her anything. She's laughing it off so the students think what they're doing is okay. That's why it's crucial for her to speak Korean to them. How could you ever teach your students something when you can't even communicate with them...
William and Rachel have got to go lmao I like the guys better because they have a better way of teaching and making connections with the students....honestly mixing the languages together is more beneficial than just talking in english the whole time...its like talking to a wall vs a person LOL They have too much of the american way of thought.
how did she expect to teach english?? i mean.. you have to explain it to the kids in korean because they won't understand everything.... so what is the point of her teaching english if the kids could not even understand?
I'm pretty vain, but damn if Korean society doesn't focus way too hard on appearance. Most of the people/features they claim to be so beautiful really aren't even that, so it's laughable. Not to mention, why do you have to be pretty to be a cheerleader? Most people across the WORLD who hold these "pretty jobs" (e.g. cheerleaders, models, actors/actresses, singers) aren't anything but breast implants, hair weave and fake lashes. I don't see why Paula would even be affected by Internet remarks as *1]* She's not ugly at all. I don't think she's anything to write home about, but she has a cuteness about her. *2]* Why would someone even preface that with "I'm not racist?" Not finding someone pretty while they just happen to be foreign has nothing to do with prejudice. That just shows they're trying to mask their true nature. The other girls on her squad aren't doin a lot themselves, sooo.... ask about them too. *3]* The comment received negative votes, so delight in that at least! lol
Rachel...she got mad when they explained to the children a game. How else where the kids going to learn what to do. You sometimes have to break rules to communicate and especially to children. Rachel and her boyfriend need to stop being a koreaboo and actually learn something seriously. They just make excuses...so many people kill for the opportunity that they have. Being American isn't a get off easy card to why you cant learn basic culture. Being an American her segments are not my fav.
I see everyone getting on Rachel’s case and I agree with the fact that she should be learning Korean at least basic. But the students following her home and such threw me off too. I’m usually very open culturally but she’s right about how it is in America. While there are some teachers who do home visits or go the extra mile for their classes you need to keep your personal space. The children following her home, jumping and biting her is not acceptable in American schools. I would be very uncomfortable with that. I think Rachel needs to get out more and explore Korea and their culture, she always seems very awkward and it can come off as disrespectful.
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Paula seems like a very sweet girl, and she works hard. She was in the comment section in the last episode, so Paula if you see this 파울라 화이팅! 힘내세용 😘
Rachel is making me upset. I'm an American and I know what school is like, but she is always like "in America this. In America that..etc..." It's really annoying. I feel like she is too overwhelmed and doesn't really like her job. She needs to learn that using Korean actually will help the students learn. My Chinese teacher doesn't 100% speak fluent Chinese to me. Yeah.. Sorry for ranting, she just kind of annoys me. She doesn't really look grateful I guess. She may feel grateful but her attitude doesn't show that.
yeah she should stop going with those comments and realize she is not in america anymore. she is in korea someone give her a newspaper. i love the indian and comoro teachers. rachels bf seems a little bit more ok with korea idk
I totally agree with you! My Chinese teacher was the total opposite, she wanted us to talk Chinese all the time. #iquitherclass.
+raytwin11 - I think she kept mentioning the difference between Korea and America when it comes to the relationship between students and teachers because the production staff probably wanted her to explain her reaction to the students following her home and wanting to play.
Happy Martini True.. I probably should've just took that into account. I was just a little annoyed because i feel like she is complaining a little.
Exactly, she is in over her head and so she wants to compare everything to the US. Unfortunately a good amount of American girls I met in Korea acted the same way. It's so annoying and it's so telling of what kind of environment you were raised in. These girls have no idea how to be flexible and adapt. As soon as things get hard they just shut down and convince themselves that they are right to not want to learn it. Egocentric ignorance.
"Living in the country we don't have the opportunity to learn any Korean"... Are you kidding me? That's the perfect place, most people speak no English and if immerse yourself with the locals you'll be forced to learn the language... Rachel seems like one of those entitled Americans who believe that Koreans should speak English since foreigners might not understand
IKR. What she's saying is complete and utter bullshit. The best way to learn a language is to speak it and be around it. She doesn't even have to connect w/ native speakers online, like many who don't have immediate access do. She's surrounded day in and day out by Koreans speaking Koreans so there's no excuse. I hate those type of foreigners. If you're given the chance to go, common curtesy is at least trying to learn the language even if you won't be there for too long.
Rvyna Exactly! It such a waste of an amazing opportunity! There are so many other who are more than willing to teach English in Korea and immerse themselves in the language and culture...
I'm American and if can tell she pretentious from the way she way reacting to the other team, many people can speak(albeit brokenly) a language in three weeks if they try. Her boyfriend is obviously influenced by her behavior
Honestly, people like Paula and Paulina (and also the guys) probably live in Seoul where there are lots of foreigners and a lot of Koreans who actually speak English yet they learned at least some Korean, is that couple even serious? I don't want to be the asshole here but this is exactly why so many foreigners can't stand Americans since some of them tend to act so incredibly entitled (obviously not everyone but Rachel's not really helping that case here...).
that girl has no idea how lucky she is to LIVE in the country so she can interact with the locals. I would trade places with her any day. It's so hard learning proper Korean with only books, hello talk and once in a while interaction over the phone with my Korean friends. Instead of spending all day speaking Korean I do it maybe 2/3 hours a day.
I feel bad for Paulina being chastised by that mean choreographer and the other background dancers treat her bad making her run all around doing stuff for them. God Bless Her and Paula they seem like very sweet girls. I wish them the best!
Yeah and then in front of the camera they try to make her look bad and defend themselves by being all like "We didn't make you do that, when did we?" And stuff geez
@@User._cool_ not only that but in Korea
If you are the youngest of your friends or family
You will do a lot of stuff for fhem
As a teacher of English (teaching it as a 2nd language) I highly believe it is important to at least understand and know the mother language of the country you teach in. Especially regarding grammar, if you don't understand the grammar rules of the first language how can you compare and explain a 2nd language to students?
I sincerely hope Rachel will learn more Korean quickly (I understand she wants to teach in the 2nd language but she needs to be able to switch when it is necessary).
+Flowangelic There are different approaches to teaching a foreign language. It is possible to teach a class successful only using the 2nd language. Although, I really can't say Rachel is doing well at this. Also, I don't believe Rachel is the kids only English teacher. I'm pretty sure they have a Korean teacher who teaches them English using Korean.
Paula, mixed, knows Korean and receives racist comments ...meanwhile a privileged white individual is seen as more favorable and doesn't even try to learn Korean. Pure ignorance. I wish the best to Paula.
so true, even though a white person may have different treatment, not necessarily positive or negative, a person who's black, mixed, or brown will hundred percent experience more discrimination whether or not if they're in their home country or not. I have a Chinese friend living in Korea and even he says that he receives more racist comments than the white people in Korea.
+Aarthi Singham wow o.O
Butt Face I think it's also because he lived in a conservative area with a lot of elders
Is Paula half Korean?
jellybeanz no, she's mixed with black and white
The couple brings up every excuse imaginable as to why their way is the right way. Not learning -any- Korean isn't conducive to being able to survive in the country, especially in the country side where they know significantly less English than in the city.
+HikariSatou If someone who speaks two languages is bilingual, and someone who speaks many languages is multilingual, then what do you call someone who speaks one language?
An American.
+HikariSatou ikr. me and my friends r once taking a different Japanese class before. my class r a teacher whom can speak both native and japanese language and using both in her class while my friend teacher can only speak japanese. i got an A while my friend barely passed the exam.
+ironvista hahahahaha americans think they own the world.... and they think the world owes them so much. they look at anyone like less
+Mariana Rojas Arreola not every American thinks like that..
I don't believe in blanket statements, but I do see a trend among Americans (especially those who hold more conservative views) for having an air of being entitled. I don't know what we seem like to other countries, but it's not a bad idea to listen and teach that we're not all doomed to being inflexible when overseas.
poor paulina, that senior of hers seems like she hates paulina? idk its a totally different treatment from paula more welcoming seniors..
I also noticed that like she is not just critizing her but the seniors during break were also attacking her and stuff at least it seemed that way. I feel bad for her.
Paula is now a model and she was the top 10 finalists of Miss Universe Germany. I hope her life continue improving!
God, Rachel and her boyfriend literally have no respect for anything but American culture, their comments are so entitled and have a really uncomfortable "white man's burden" tone to them. If you're in Korea, you don't have to be fluent, but at least start learning the language and respect and learn about their culture.
Ugh, just
lemme ignore those two, i just can't with them
And Paula and Paulina, you keep doing your thing 언니들 화이팅!
What Paulina's leader said to her is true. You're taught the moves then practice them at home, not just during session. This is in order for your body muscles to memorize the movements and everyone in the group can dance in synchronized fashion. They're not dancing free style and not being synchronized will make them look sloppy and unprofessional. Although that witch could've told all that lecture in a better way and if possible in private like what Paula's senior did to her during one of their shows. Paula was taken into the room and not let the camera see them. Well, at least now a lot more people would know what a witch this leader is, ex-BV back dancer or not.
I really admire Paula; she's really doing an amazing work and i wish all the best for her ! ! !
Woah @ paulina. And now she's one of the Ailee's dancers.
swiftlyswifto13 and now she's one of the Wheesung's dancer's
I really love Paula!!! She's so hardworking, nice, and cute. I'm jealous I want to be friends on Facebook too lol
I honestly think that if Rachel wants her students to learn English properly, she should use some koreans cuz the kids look so lost when she only speaks English, she needs to connect with them so they can understand easly. One of the basic methods is try to make the students watch english speaking cartoons, cuz you actually learn a lot by watching
+areej nb I agree that she should use minimal Korean. However if you find yourself using too much Korean, it's a disservice to the children.
If I had been taught English without any of my first language at that young age, I also would not understand. Those students can't learn something if they don't know the meaning of it in their own language. The whole logic is flawed.
For Paula: no need to give racist comments any time. She's got 3 things going against her in Korea: a foreigner, a woman, and being dark skinned. For Paulina: the instructor's (Lee Eunji) method for correcting Paulina is flat out inappropriate. She should have pulled Paulina aside (or to a different room) and talk to her about it PRIVATELY--not embarrass her in front of everyone. However, that is the way of the Korean culture. For Rachel: if she is there to teach English (in class), it should be the main (99%) language spoken/written during class hours. While she should learn the Korean language to assist her (for minimal use in class and daily life outside of school), she is there to teach English during school. To keep speaking Korean would be a disservice to the objective of teaching English to the children. Some say she's in a foreign country and should learn the language--I agree that she should learn and speak as much Korean as she can. You're in another country, not the US (state of Idaho - per her T-Shirt). However her students are in her "country" during class and should learn/speak English. The pendulum swings both ways.
And lastly, those kids in Rachel's class have no manners. You don't jump on, pull down, or hit the teacher. One of them even BIT her! That is insane.
Paula is so cute. Paula and Paulina are very hardworking
OK I REALLY NEED TO COMMENT AND SAY PAULINA IS GORGEOUS. DROP DEAD GORGEOUS.
Oh poor paulina really I am very proud of you just do what you want and what you see is good for you I like really you are wonderfull Keep working We are all with you
im not understanding how rachel got gwr job when she cant speak korean. shes getting paid to not teach them anything. they cant learn because they cant understand her.
+chauniece davis exactly my thought
if i'm trying to learn chinese, and the teacher keep speaking only chinese i would get confused too
rachel is acting like a little princess here... u're downright a bad language teacher
u can't even speak korean and u still complain other foreigner that do??
obv they're doing a better job, when rachel teach the kids, they look like dead fish because this little princess won't even learn a single word in korean
+will kur right
I think she explained it on the last episode, we're not too sure on her Korean skills but she said she'd get in trouble by the school if she used any Korean. For teaching purposes it'd make it difficult for her and her students either way. (that's why she likes teaching the younger ones best, the English is very very basic)
+chauniece davis I'd understand her teaching if it was to middle school children and up, but having someone who speaks only very basic korean to kids under the age of 10 is so stupid. They'll never learn like that. Whereas older kids usually already have an understanding of the language and can decipher what is being taught...
+Honor Burrows right it makes zero sense.
Rachel is full of it. My teachers did home visits, ran after school programs, and invited us to their homes or events. And she work with Korean students and teachers... learn korean from them! smh
They should do an episode on the foreigners on the baseball team!
agree !!!
+2ne1usa
it would be 18+
it probably could be too much like simon's story don't you think?
My Name is Not that pun
Paulina & Paula are cuties ❤
When she said that teachers visiting a student's home to talk to the parents in America would never happen...that's a lie. Some parents allow that. Especially if you're homeschooled.
Also, I hope Paula and Paulina get better at dancing so they can impress their seniors. Especially Paulina because the teacher is harsh. I wish the best for them!
I love Paula and Paulina!! Fighting! :3
100Andreamichel not Paulina, her name Polina , instagram -bohoslovska
Like Paula her spirit to accomplish her goals in spite of what obstacles she might be encountering. Thought cheer-leading was a team effort, can't help but get a little annoyed for Paula. Why is she always running the errands while the other girls sit in the stands looking pretty? Rude commentators on Paula, stop being ignorant beauty comes in many skin colors. Paulina's team dance leader is a real "B", know it's her job to direct but don't have to be so mean to be a good teacher.
+paradiseana1 ana It's the Korean culture and majority of the Asian culture that the youngest and the rookie would listen and do everything for the older ones and the senior. I'm pretty sure they when they were rookie they did it too and when you're the youngest you're the forever servant of the family(exaggeration)
I agree with the teacher that Paulina lacks a lot
+AAD in germany tanned skin is hot. in korea white skin is hot. cultural differences. do not be offended
+Mariana Rojas Arreola why are you telling me that ?
+AAD it's a general comment. i wasnt telling you not to be offended, but anyone. in my country i am kind of cute but in germany or brazil i am not. so im telling this for people to understand that there will be places where your beauty is the standarized or ideal and places where not. like paula who has dark skin and gets criticized in korea because it's not an ideal.
Rachel and her boyfriend were so annoying! What do you mean you don't have opportunities to learn Korean? You're in Korea!
adoro a paula me encanta que se esfuerse y consiga lo que quiere
Wow, crazy. I actually remember that girl as a Baby V.O.X. back dancer from way back.
+JohnMike67 no not Eun Hye, the choreographer in this episode. She was a former Baby VOX back dancer that I remember.
Paulina
Dorian Emin-Jeong her name Polina , instagram -bohoslovska
Rachel shouldn't be teaching kids that young if she can't even explain herself in Korean. Kids won't learn English like that from a lesson a week being taught in purely english, to learn just by hearing and seeing you'd need to be constantly listening to English or whatever language. She doesn't seem to want to let people give her tips on teaching either which makes her seem... Stubborn to the point of stupid.
And then we have Paulina... who's a professional dancer, right? Then shouldn't she have been practicing her choreography as often as possible after first learning it?
From what I've seen, the 'struggles' these people are having are all down to their own faults. Not being willing to learn, not willing to accept new things, not willing to try.
The only thing I'll say aside from the negative is my respect for Paulina and Paula. Compared to everyone else that's been on this show (aside from like Shannon) they've welcomed Korean culture in so quickly and warmly, unlike that italian chef who still pisses me off to this day.
If you're going to live in another country, for whatever reason, you have to accept their culture. Whether you like how they do things or not. You need to learn what things are rude there. Just because it's not rude in your country doesn't mean it's not rude their country.
+Honor Burrows Regarding Rachel: we don't fully know her situation for using only English during class. If she is mandated to do so, she's complying per job requirements (though she should use minimal Korean to explain things here/there). Regarding Paulina: she should be learning the dances on her own in addition to practice hours. However, that doesn't justify her getting chewed out by the instructor in front of everyone. Pull Paulina aside or to another room and talk to her PRIVATELY. That was just plain 'ol rude, IMO. That tells me she must have loved being chewed out during her days as a Baby V.O.X. dancer. Otherwise, she should have learned from that and gone with a different approach in handling her subordinates. Ahh, history repeats itself.
TTet Pos and your opinion depends on what you're used to. That's just how things are in terms of dancing. Getting chewed out in front of people will make most more determined to prove them wrong.
However with Rachel, it's pretty obvious she doesn't speak Korean just from seeing what words she uses. Take what you want from it, I still think it's ridiculous they expect her to be able to teach well without a lick of Korean leaving her mouth.
Ailee's dancer Polina is such a sweet and great person..we always talk in IG.she is so nice.
what is her instagram
@@H8RED75 her instagram -bohoslovska
The couple seem to make an excuse for everything. Rachel says at 25:54 they don't have any opportunities to learn Korean or have any Korean friends. C'mon really? You're in Korea! You don't need friends to learn Korean either (though it helps to learn faster) but they've been their for 10 months, struggling to even count to 1-10...Also how are the little kids suppose to know what they are saying in English if they don't use a bit of Korean to translate. It's like trying to learn a new language without anyone telling you what they're saying means. Then her boyfriend says his job is to live in an English bubble so it doesn't help to learn Korean quickly....all i can do is laugh at all the reasons they come up with. They also keep making comparisons to America..WAKE UP! You ain't in America no more, get over it! learn and get use to the culture in Korea
파울라양 진짜 너무예뻐요 내면도 예쁘고 외면도 예쁘고. 저 팬됬어요. 저같이 파울라양 응원하고 좋아하는 사람도 많으니깐 비참한 삶때문에 남 헐뜯는거밖에못하는 정신나간 악플러들 무시하고 개의치 말아요. 삶을 비관적으로밖에 못사는 불쌍한 사람들이려니 하고 한귀로 흘려버려요. 파울라씨 좋아하는사람이 더 많답니다. 멋지게 삶을 사는 당신! 존경합니다 ^^
Rachel and her bf seem uncultured. I bet they had never travelled outside of Idaho before coming to Korea.
😂😂😂
the way the judges was treating Paula GOT ME SO TIGGGGEEEERRRED
Both Paula and Paulina have such charming smiles! They come across as sincere, hard-working young ladies. I wish them the best.
I agree with both Paula's and Paulina's team dance leaders in terms of their strictness. They might come off as rude in the 5 minutes of what we see, but the truth is they have a lot of responsibility and it is for the good of the team that they are strict.
I used to detest my piano teacher, but now I look back at those days fondly and am grateful for the times he told me off as it made be a better pianist today.
+cic0cy Strict is one thing but Paulina's leader was flat out rude. She should have pulled Paulina aside or to a different room and talk to her PRIVATELY--not embarrass her in front of everyone. I'm sure she herself was put to the fire during her days with Baby V.O.X.. You'd think she'd learned something from her days and try a different approach when you're in a position of leadership. Nope, history repeats itself.
Paula is beautiful by any standard. I was surprised about the negative comments about her. Sooooo racist.
We now live in a global world where discrimination should have no place at all.
I am proud of my countrymen. We are generally friendly and hospitable to foreigners. We treat them politely. I feel for the Ukrainian too for receiving a harsh treatment. She doesn't deserve that
Paula and Paulina keep Fighting! wish you all the best. You are such hard workers, and you will go far.
*sees comment* I'm not racist
Me: HA let me stop u right there buddy
No offense but people like Rachel end up making me look bad since I'm white and american too. I work hard everyday and try learning about the culture as much as possible so I can go there to study. I have a learning disability but I still find time to work hard and study as much as possible. I feel like it's more respectful to atleast learn some korean if you're going to visit in their country. Especially if you go to live there. I also believe what those dudes said. You have to use korean in teaching sometimes to not confuse the communication.
those little kids sure learnt well from their parents
+shadoom You mean the one that bit the teacher?
Rachel is confusing, she compares Korea to America a lot and a lot of her comparisons aren't true for the whole country. America is big. They're many places here where students are close to their teachers it just depends, I have lots of teachers on my facebook page. Also there are always opportunities to learn a language if you try hard enough.
That moment when you realize that Paulina and Paula are the same age as you. Go 1994 kids!!!
gongchan is so tanned :D
+Hoang Anna Yeah, I just noticed that part way through when he was there! Suits him.
+Hoang Anna I noticed that too. It looks really good on him
Sangd is bae. I really think Paula & Pauline are very cute. :)
I know it's probably annoying for Paula(she seems like the super smart bookish type) but she chose to be a cheerleader. it's more than just getting the routines. girl, you need to learn how to do your makeup. there's just no excuse because RUclips provides you with every possible issue, especially for women of color in korea. same thing for your hair. you are not any less beautiful than the other girls, they just know how to look for performing and so should you.feeling confident in how you look will definitely help with your confidence while performing. that aside, your a wonderful representation of your country. seriously, you're a better manage than may korean born ones, and it not heck ture you fully understand but you try hard to respect it.Kudos to you and hope the best for you. hope to see you o some variety shows and stuff!
*maknae lol
Paula commented on the 1st video and acknowledged that her make up was bad lol
Lol wth paula looks nothing like Michelle Obama 😂
i once saw a video of simon and martina explaining that those sorts of confusions occur a lot in korea. for example if you are rarely exposed to indian culture you would think all indians look like the one in this episode. if i am rarely exposed to japanese people and i met someone i would think they look so much like yoko ono or something. just like koreans who are rarely exposed to african american or black races, they think all people fitting the profile will look like famous black or african americans. eg will smith, obama, rihanna... etc. its like saying all latins look like wilmer valderrama or j lo
+Hannah Mckay And her facial expression at that remark said it all!
+Hannah Mckay Maybe like her daughter Malia Obama??? It's not too off.. I guess (Well for someone we assume doesn't know too many black people ). Not that I think they look alike though.
What is Rachel even talking about, teachers in the US are very hands on with students in the US. It just depends on the school you teach at. It's quite frustrating how she keeps on comparing US schools to Korean schools (they're two different cultures), maybe if you made the effort to learn the language you'd have less of a problem.
As I'm planning to do a teaching program I'm learning Korean here first so I can be ready to teach. I would find it disrespectful to go to another country to live and teach without learning the language even a little bit ya know ....
The lady at 19:58 was so rude to Paulina. I understand that this is a job and she had to focus more on the routine but the way the lady confronted made me irritated and annoyed. I bet she can't even dance better than Paulina.
lol that bish is salty from Korea to New York. Seriously I think she has some personal issues like low self esteem. I had girls like that bully me...they just need to lash on someone.
Paula and Paulina are my motivation to continue studying korean, and it helps that i share a name with Paulina and my name is similar to Paula lol.
I guess where she comes from in America all those teacher student boundaries exist but where i'm from it is okay for teachers and students to be appropriately affectionate towards each other. Adults who are responsible for children have to set boundaries in order to properly lead them. Rachael seems to be a human toy to her students. She doesn't have to be mean to them but she does have to make sure they respect her because she is their teacher.
+Shun Hill Boundaries should be set and enforced. You want to be friendly and affectionate towards the students. However jumping on, pulling down, and even biting are OFF LIMITS.
The cheerleaders are so cute
And Paula and Paulina, literally how much of a coincidence was that or was it fate like seriously not only are their names similar but also their dancing background and so much more
The dancing crew team leader low key pissed me off, like you're wasting time complaining about time being wasted instead of letting the others help her with the moves. And as a dancer, dude her moves weren't even that on point (the few that she did) so I don't see how she could pin Paulina on not being able to get the choreo down. You don't even have to be a dancer to see that either, like compare the team leaders moves to the other girls dancing (especially the one in the hat) and they do a lot better than she did.
OMFG those two "English teachers" man...Rachel honestly...who gave her a teaching license who even hired her? Like how do you expect the kids to learn if someone DOESN'T translate for them? How is someone supposed to know what an egg is if you can't translate it into their language so they can associate the words together and then use the English word for that object? SERIOUSLY?
29:34 - literally kid, SAME
i guess im the only one who a bit taken a back when HongSeokchon says ZE:A out of blue lol. thanks for mentioning them!
no need more words for rachel... everyone already says my words about her
i really admire Paula for all she is doing. She is able to converse in multiple languages, she works hard and is highly intelligent. But she needs to change her dream. because her singing is hard to listen to - sorry :/
hahahahaha xDDDDDD don't worry. I'm an actress now
열심이 사는것 보기가 좋아요, 대박나시길, 파이팅!👍👍👍👍
When i was in highschool in a non-english-speaking country, I was in intermediate-level english and one of the projects was teaching the elementary school kids a class in english. Even though the teacher insisted we all speak only in english, the kids wouldn't understand or pay attention to us. So I agree with the guys who suggested speaking half-half, because the students can understand better and express better their doubts.
Paula is really good but I can see what the girls mean by she dances really fast she’s dances really good but slightly faster too! You’re doing great! ❤️❤️❤️
Grandpa and Grandma is so cute
OH MY GOD. I COLLAPSED WHEN HE ATE THE DAMN FISH RAW OH MY LORD
same thing for paula how was she able to be on the team when shes not nearly as good as the rest of them.
Because she is white
En Ers are you saying because shes mixed with white. Because shes not fully white.
Because she was the best among those who were auditioned to be on the team... she's not the greatest dancer but she has an healthy body and her moves are powerful.
+Eva Fafard It might not be because of that. They might have accepted her into the team because her being in the team means people will talk about it which means more attention on them...
She's excellent for a rookie level. Of course she needs time to catch up her more experienced unnies
Ich liebe Paula!
Why do they treat Paula like their servant that's so mean 🤧🤧Paula is such a sweet girl
Paulina team leader seems like a mean girl with an "I can't possibly be wrong" attitude
I'm sorry but if the teachers don't learn any Korean by the last episode of their set I'm gonna be pissed. If you want to work in a country, you should be able to get around and speak at least a little of the language. It's almost impolite to completely ignore the language and culture of the country, and act like you're superior to it because you're from somewhere else. And Rachel definitely should not be putting the other teachers down because they want to actually teach the kids something they'll understand, because they made an effort to at least partially assimilate before they got a job. It's just so frustrating. And this is not the first time this has been an issue on this show. There's no reason for foreigners to seem lazy, but because of some of these people, it's painting that picture.
Them other cheerleaders know they doing Paula wrong for her makeup. Why would you let her walk out like her face is decaying?
The cheerleading moves they do when they cheer on their team reminds me of Japanese girl groups choreography 😮
Man, teaching seems really fun.
I take Japanese in school and when my teacher speaks long without like hand motions to help me fill in the blanks I wouldn’t have any idea what he was saying if he didn’t translate what he said in English, it’s good that he speaks in Japanese but it wouldn’t help if he doesn’t translate or teach us words he’s using. Rachel needs to understand that she’s in a different country, they do things differently and THEY ARE KIDS! If she can’t handle it and if she’s going keep comparing every single detail and issue she has being in Korea to america then she should just go back
파울라 한국에서 행복해줘!!!
Oh my goodness...Rachel doesn't know anything about the process of learning a foreign language. I definitely would've suffered in her class
39:01 reminds me of the kdrama "to the beautiful you" remember the beach ep
i didn’t know koreans are rude and has no patience. It’s ok Paulina you can do it! even tho this was years ago😂
I wonder where Paula is now
I wonder if Rachel thought about what she said on camera before she uttered them because it's pure BS. No opportunity to learn the language because you can't make friends? What has learning the language have to do with the other? You don't need to have a BFF to learn Korean or any language. What she and her BF need is the initiative to approach Koreans, be they old or young when the situation arises and ask "how to do you call this in Korean?" Talk to their co-teachers and ask them for help then write everything down on how to pronounce the words. This is to build their vocabulary. These two created their own English bubble and should be blaming themselves for it. They don't want to extend themselves outside of this bubble. Acquiring another language does not come easy(for most people), so they need to make an effort. Can't stand this couple. I'm sure there are better English teachers out there.
Rachel and her boyfriend seem disinterested in learning Korean.
You're in Korea. Stop comparing Korea to the USA. Two completely different countries. It's not that you're unable to learn the language, you choose not too. There's resources and plentiful.
I'm early ㅎㅎㅎㅎ
does baseball really need cheerleaders
+thatzombieplace in korea yes :)
baseball is important to them, so yes? I mean, we Americans have cheerleaders for football. xD
when u go to Rome u act like Romans so Rachael style up
+Ayesiga Patience When her students go to Rome (her class/school), act like so (no jumping on, pulling down, or biting). No manners.
+TTet Pos It's because they don't take her seriously. From my experience as a student there was always that one teacher (a lot of times the substitute teachers) who couldn't handle the class because he/she didn't have authority. The students are just testing how far they can go with Rachel because she didn't set clear boundaries. She isn't getting angry at the children and she didn't even tell the girl who bit her anything. She's laughing it off so the students think what they're doing is okay. That's why it's crucial for her to speak Korean to them. How could you ever teach your students something when you can't even communicate with them...
Tte pos she is in korea but she keeps on relating to USA and I've had that kind of teacher and I know how it sucks
will the episode with Alex the rapper from Rania be subbed and uploaded?
www.dailymotion.com/video/x3lauk9_이웃집-찰스-160112-hd_tv
Thank you, does this include the subtitles?
When the little girl said "Sorry sorry" to Rachel, Super Junior's song came in my mind :x
William and Rachel have got to go lmao I like the guys better because they have a better way of teaching and making connections with the students....honestly mixing the languages together is more beneficial than just talking in english the whole time...its like talking to a wall vs a person LOL They have too much of the american way of thought.
Rachel and her boyfriend.... 😒
Rachel.....Rachel..... got on my nervous.
사스가 노예의 염전
how did she expect to teach english?? i mean.. you have to explain it to the kids in korean because they won't understand everything.... so what is the point of her teaching english if the kids could not even understand?
Seriously, 50 cheers choreography is too much
Ikrrrr!
I'm pretty vain, but damn if Korean society doesn't focus way too hard on appearance. Most of the people/features they claim to be so beautiful really aren't even that, so it's laughable. Not to mention, why do you have to be pretty to be a cheerleader? Most people across the WORLD who hold these "pretty jobs" (e.g. cheerleaders, models, actors/actresses, singers) aren't anything but breast implants, hair weave and fake lashes.
I don't see why Paula would even be affected by Internet remarks as *1]* She's not ugly at all. I don't think she's anything to write home about, but she has a cuteness about her. *2]* Why would someone even preface that with "I'm not racist?" Not finding someone pretty while they just happen to be foreign has nothing to do with prejudice. That just shows they're trying to mask their true nature. The other girls on her squad aren't doin a lot themselves, sooo.... ask about them too. *3]* The comment received negative votes, so delight in that at least! lol
When do we get Alex Reid from Rania?
is it just me or Rachel looks kind of an talk like Laina from Overly Attached Girlfriend lol
that white woman is making me upset
+anitabort Which one? There's more than one.
+TTet Pos we all know it's Rachel
WHERE IS ALEXANDRA REID EPISODE PLEASEEEE ♥
that teacher is rude ,god she kills morale
"I never yell at her"
.......right lol
Fuck that errand shit they can get it themselves Paula is very patient
Rachel...she got mad when they explained to the children a game. How else where the kids going to learn what to do. You sometimes have to break rules to communicate and especially to children. Rachel and her boyfriend need to stop being a koreaboo and actually learn something seriously. They just make excuses...so many people kill for the opportunity that they have. Being American isn't a get off easy card to why you cant learn basic culture. Being an American her segments are not my fav.
Rachel how would you will feel if someone teaches you korean in korean and not a hint of English to help you 🙄
I thought in America ,you can have a close relationship to the students
I see everyone getting on Rachel’s case and I agree with the fact that she should be learning Korean at least basic. But the students following her home and such threw me off too. I’m usually very open culturally but she’s right about how it is in America. While there are some teachers who do home visits or go the extra mile for their classes you need to keep your personal space. The children following her home, jumping and biting her is not acceptable in American schools. I would be very uncomfortable with that. I think Rachel needs to get out more and explore Korea and their culture, she always seems very awkward and it can come off as disrespectful.