Mind Your English

Janick 2022-04-19 09:02:44

It's so funny, I can't wait to read it all at once. It's a story from an English cram school. It only takes 20 minutes in one episode and only 13 episodes in the first season. The characteristics of each character are clearly explained, and the characteristics of the characters are also very distinct: extremely The patient, responsible and unlucky teacher Brown, the mean Miss Courtney, the two Pakistani Muslims Ali who often fight each other and the mantra "Thousand apologize!" The Indian Sikh Ranjeet, the French beauty Danielle who likes to seduce Brown teacher, only to win the French The Italian Giovanni and the Greek Maximillian who argue only when the beauty Danielle favors, the East German Anna who is serious and fond of elbowing Max, the North Indian Jamila who always knits sweaters and her Chinese partner who always talks about old hair. At the table Su-Lee, I respectfully respect the old Japanese gentleman Taro who bows every time he stands up, and the student who personally thinks the funniest student, who really didn't hear or pretended not to hear the Spanish bearded Juan who always said "Por Favor?" , as well as Sid and Gladys, although not much playing time has contracted a lot of laughs. Anyway, it's a comedy that has a lot of laughter and should be watched carefully while eating. I have accidentally sprayed it twice hahaha...

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  • Clemens 2022-04-20 09:02:25

    MR.BROWN I love you! ! ! TAT's fierceness startled me. The round eyes are really convenient. If you want to be fierce, you can be fierce and cute. . . Thinking of how sad he called his friends before he left, why would people watch such a beautiful and lovely person sad and just sit back and ignore TAT. . . BARRY, I hope you cast a very lucky tire this time!

  • Demetrius 2022-04-21 09:03:16

    The show is going to catch up! Hahaha! Love this British humour so much!

Mind Your Language quotes

  • [repeated line]

    Ali Nadim: Jolly good!

  • Jeremy Brown: [Mr Brown is talking to the class about everyday things they should know how to say and do] Ali, where would you go to get some aspirin?

    Ali Nadim: The Tandoori Takeaway.

    Jeremy Brown: What?

    Ali Nadim: My jolly good friend who works there always has plenty aspirin.

    Jeremy Brown: No, where would you *buy* aspirin?

    Ali Nadim: Why would I be buying aspirin, when I can get it from my jolly good friend for free?

    Jeremy Brown: All right, where would you go if the Tandoori Takeaway was closed?

    Ali Nadim: Oh, blimey! The Taj Mahal Curryhouse

    Jamila Ranjha: White Chemist!

    Jeremy Brown: [Ali leaves his seat and begins to walk out of the classroom] Where are you going?

    Ali Nadim: To buy aspirin.

    Jeremy Brown: I thought you said you didn't have a headache?

    Ali Nadim: Oh blimey! I do now!