chat with my beloved student :)

Kwak

hello teacher

5:34pmBhamster

yes my beloved favourite student

how are you

5:34pmKwak

fine

5:34pmBhamster

that’s great to hear

how was your history and geo exams

5:35pmKwak

75 geo 71 his

5:35pmBhamster

what

why only like that :(

5:36pmKwak

teacher what international school in philipine is good?

how much

5:36pmBhamster

well international schools in manila is better than malaysia

5:37pmKwak

how much

5:37pmBhamster

depends on the place'

why

?

which part of manila

coz when you say manila its big

and most of the international schools are not in manila but in other cities

5:38pmKwak

in term 3 iam leaving school

5:38pmBhamster

whoa

you will b e here in manila

???

5:38pmKwak

which school is better

how much

5:39pmBhamster

ohh yea first is where you ganna stay so i can recommend you

international school here in philippines is much cheaper than fairview

5:39pmKwak

can you fine some info

5:39pmBhamster

yea sure i can give you information

just tell me where you ganna stay

so that i can tell you the nearest international school

5:40pmKwak

i dun no where iam gonna stay depends on school

5:40pmBhamster

ohhh yea ok

ill give you the best schools with the cheaper fee

5:41pmKwak

do u noe subic

5:41pmBhamster

yea but its far from manila

subic is in the north of manila i think 3 hours far

5:42pmKwak

r u in philipine now

5:42pmKwak

is north safe

wat r u doing in taiwan

5:43pmBhamster

north is safe :)

dont worry the not safe place in philippines is south the muslim part

but do you really want to study here can advise you go to FEU - Cavite silang we are open for high school and pre school ill be teaching there in june

5:45pmKwak

where is this school

5:45pmBhamster

in cavite silang 1 hour from manila

most of the teachers in fairview who left will teach there

im one of them

5:46pmKwak

north or south

5:46pmBhamster

north

haha the south one is very far near malaysia

manila is all north

5:47pmKwak

brb

5:47pmBhamster

ok

5:49pmKwak

teacher can u tell me that FEU school deposit fee school fee apartment average fee(rent)and can u send it to e-mail;kwj9920@naver.com

even my father is going does he need guardian visa and student visa

5:51pmBhamster

ohhh FEU i tell you everything alot of korean here also so i think that is easy

i can tell you go to FEU-FERN College its near my house in fairview renting in Philippines is cheaper too

ok ok ill inform you ill out all details in that email

send me your email

5:52pmKwak

kwj9920@naver.com

5:52pmBhamster

if its FEU there is no deposit fee

only international school got deposit :P

FEU means Far eastern university

5:53pmKwak

then wat school is this

5:53pmBhamster

FEU is a private school dont worry everything there is english

is a school also

ill give you all details of international school and good schools in manila ok

trust me private school in manila is better than international school in malaysia

5:55pmKwak

fairview is so bad at teaching

5:55pmBhamster

dunno and most in philippines good teacher

5:55pmKwak

i miss u u teach best in geopn his

5:56pmBhamster

thank you jun lee :) i miss you too

dont worry philippines teachers are all good only Americans Filipinos and chinese :) and you will learn here better

5:59pmKwak

for question can u give me all info in philipine. house , visa , guardian visa,etc .i wish i can eat dinner wif your family and my family some day

5:59pmBhamster

yea sure thing ill give you all detail

5:59pmKwak

i'll be there in agust or september

5:59pmBhamster

when your here in manila that can be done i can even give dinner everyday

6:01pmKwak

thank u n can me all the detail in e-mail and i'll chat wif u siome day again thank u

6:01pmBhamster

do you want it in ringgit

or in peso

??

the details

6:01pmKwak

doesn't matter

6:01pmBhamster

ok sure

6:02pmKwak

bye see u ^^

6:03pmBhamster

see you bye

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