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People met on my backpacking 86

(English is a sturdy backpack and shoes for me.)


Some people say that the French are very proud of their language, French. Agree with that. However, it's true that they realized the importance of English. What I felt when I first visited France (83) was that, as I always heard, they were very haughty. They really hated it even though they could talk in English. Especially, the workers of the tourist information center that I often visited were the same.



When visited there again a few years later, my feeling was still a little awkward, but they definitely changed. When I asked them to explain something in English, yes they did it so. They didn't just shake their heads or turn a blind eye with a word of "Non" like they used to. My third visit in 1990 was totally different. They were learning practical English hard. As expected, young guys were quick to adapt. I found this while talking to French backpackers I met around the world. Of course, they too wanted to find a good job and make friends around the world.


As you might know, I felt that invisible tension from their history between Europeans, for example, when English and French or German and French people happen to sit together (mainly in the lounge of the YH). For me? No problem. I mean I could join them without any tension. Because I had nothing to do with their problems.


Therefore, they often asked me questions or spoke to me. They were all good at English. Why? Because of the their need. Of course, English is so comfortable and fun for them as well as they make new friends. The problem is those young guys of Korea and Japan. I have yet to see them enjoy talking with Westerners.


Anyway, I thought Europeans need no effort to learn the headache English. Because they were already rich countries. However, I could find the fact that they were already more active in English than Koreans were. Of course, this English craze was not much different even if I visited Japan, Singapore, and Taiwan in Asia. No different at all in India, Egypt, Peru, Mexico, Thailand, Laos, Myanmar, Cambodia, etc. What about China then?


Let me tell you my experience from Beijing University in China. Visited there in 1992 when Korea-China diplomatic relations were established. The air there was no different from the campuses of universities in Korea. There was fully covered with big banners saying that Academy TOEFL, Vocabulary 22000 (33000), TIME (NEWSWEEK) Magazine Study Group etc. I went into a student restaurant and talked with them. They seemed to prefer the conversation. They asked me a lot of questions.


At that time, China was a poor country. There were more bicycles and carts in downtown Beijing than cars. There were many barbershops with a mirror hanging on the walls of the street. I was treated like a man from a rich country. Anyway, after eating, while walking on campus, the students kept following me and asked questions in English. Among them, there's one guy who talked with me for a long time. A friend next to him spoke out. "Hey, your English has improved a lot. That's great...," he praised and envious of him. As I once did, these guys were just the same. They acted like they met a foreigner on the street. They had a strong will to practice speaking English with foreigners. Well, I think I have too many such kind of episodes to tell you.


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