Stage side english proficiency test...
PaulDrake
Off again on again PL
Wednesday, July 10, 2019 9:33 PM
So a while back I went to the stage and told a dancer I was interested in getting a dance with her. Turns out she was Cuban and the experience was terrible. Today I came across another dancer on stage who I thought might be Cuban and I thought...
What question can I ask when I go up to tip this girl on stage that will make it obvious whether she speaks english or not?
A few ideas:
How long have you been here?
How many more stages do you have?
How do you like this club?
What question can I ask when I go up to tip this girl on stage that will make it obvious whether she speaks english or not?
A few ideas:
How long have you been here?
How many more stages do you have?
How do you like this club?
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The easiest would probably just be direct. Sorta like:
”oh wait you’re Cuban right?”
Followed up with either...
A) “Oh good, I was wondering where to find the best Cuban sandwich. Do you know a place?”
Or
B) “ooh okay. I was trying to find a good place for a Cuban sandwich.”
Which, regardless of race, will probably help you with her ability to hold an engaging conversation in general.
I was small minded for not giving them a fair chance in the past, but after talking to more than a few of them, you start noticing things. Like how the perceived aggressiveness just translates badly cross culturally and is really more of a teasing flirtiness when you actually understand them...
https://www.tuscl.net/photo.php?id=1457
SJG
SJG
1. Would you be interested in a position in the organization I am building?
2. Can I impose upon you to engage in a front room makeout session with me?
Why was the experience terrible? Because of the language barrier or because the dance sucked?
ask for a taste of russian pie.
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