Question: Could any native English speaker please correct this saying?
People still can’t get over it.
People still see difference by nationality or race.
They cant’ get over it.
I have a brother from france and im actually from germany.
my brother or all my friends are different race or nationalities
but i see no differnce between me and my friends and my brother.
my brother is my “white brother” for others.
my friends are my “german friend” or “american friend” for others.
but for me, my friends are just my friends and my brother is just my brother.
for you, i might be your japanese friend.
but i dont want you or those people in my life.
i want friends who say im just their friends not their japanese friends.
for example,
if my brother loves wine, people say “yeah french people love wine”.
but my brother is japanese.
i drunk sake when i was in france, and people say “yeah japanaese people drink sake”.
but im german!
People still can’t get over the race and nationality difference.
Answer:
Answer by jen
I agree, stereotypes are a hard thing to change.
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Question: Who remembers the Full Frontal or Fast Forward tv show Chef?
I don’t know why….but I need to remember the name of that chef that they always used to make fun of on either Full Frontal or Fast Forward.
He was old and used to drink a lot of wine, LOL. that’s why they made fun of him. I think he was french.
Every time he did something he’d “take a sip of wine”, they used to have that skit on all the time.
And instead of calling bread-bread, he’d call it “toast in it’s natural state”, LOL.
Does anyone remember the skits? and what that guys name was?
Answer:
Answer by Lillsoma
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Hi There!
I think it was a Chef by the name of Micheal.
Take Care!! Lillsoma
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