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Min Jin Lee discusses “American Hagwon,” her novel about a Korean family living in the diaspora

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dorothysweeneyd7r
@dorothysweeneyd7rImported6h ago
Im an American who had my hands whipped for not knowing the prepositions. What really happened was i froze in fear of the super stern and demented elderly Catholic nun. I still know the prepositions and I am in no way soft.
fefefancypants
@fefefancypantsImported7h ago
Adults are cruel!
ashleyzviitei
@ashleyzviiteiImported7h ago
🎁 discipline is served tadaaa
diecg
@diecgImported8h ago
Dude. I was wondering what the accent was in his English… Australian. He pronounces English like an Australian. It makes sense now.
louisejohnson6057
@louisejohnson6057Imported8h ago
My dad experienced getting hit with thick wooden rulers that the nuns would all carry. We're in Canada btw.
boadiceanrevenge
@boadiceanrevengeImported13h ago
I remember the teachers and my time at a Catholic primary school back in the 60s in England. They were f*cking evil! Hope they're all burning now!⏳⚖️⏳☘️
klheller2010
@klheller2010Imported14h ago
Plenty of beating amongst the boomer family
johndhynes
@johndhynesImported14h ago
That’s why the nuns in my school carried rulers.
johndhynes
@johndhynesImported14h ago
My sister lives in Australia with her ethnic Chinese Malaysian husband.
teraymarine148
@teraymarine148Imported14h ago
New thought: Daily Show list of best guest smiles😊 keep her at the top as like the gold standard... Smile emeritus