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- Mar 17, 2014
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6'4 Russian LW playing in Chicoutimi this year with good numbers in Russia during previous years.
Apparently a professor at the local university is refusing to teach him English, despite all teams in the Q using English. Can't seem to link to the article from my phone but it's up on the CBC website.
Since when do profs teaching English to hockey players? Just hire any college kid to tutor him, get him duolingo, etc.
Euro's usually have English tutors, I'm not sure if they're professors, ideally the best intructors can speak your native tongue as well. Anyways, you won't here much English in Chicoutimi and unfortunately these kinds of attitudes exist in many regions of Quebec.
Euro's usually have English tutors, I'm not sure if they're professors, ideally the best intructors can speak your native tongue as well. Anyways, you won't here much English in Chicoutimi and unfortunately these kinds of attitudes exist in many regions of Quebec.
Apparently a professor at the local university is refusing to teach him English, despite all teams in the Q using English. Can't seem to link to the article from my phone but it's up on the CBC website.
Not to hijack this thread, but being protective of one's culture and language is not such a bad thing. Kotkov will be fine. The CBC article is needlessly sensational (IMO).
Same old language BS that has been going on in Quebec for ever. This kind of crap is supported or at least propped up somewhat by the government with their language laws and language police governing the "french first" or "french only" policies. It touches everything.
Dumb post. See OSA for some enlightenment.
Preserving your culture and language doesn't mean you can't be open to others.
Was about to say that. His skating is not pretty...This guy looks really slow.