Poll: Would you prefer to train under a Korean instructor?

[tufrthanu]

Oy, NM...remind me not to tell any more jokes on the forum. You see they couldnt name it French Mexico...because there was already a country named Mexico.

[Goju_boi]

Hmm ok , I guess,But that doesn't explain why it was named indochina?

[tufrthanu]

Man you really need to work on the sense of humor. Anyway from what I could find Indochina is named such because its indian chinese. Other than that I dont know...you can always look around Wikipedia.

[Goju_boi]

yeah that's a great site.Also,It's not that I don't have a sense of humor,it's just that I was trying to figure out what exactly you were trying to say about my country.

[tufrthanu]

Your country being vietnam or mexico?

[Goju_boi]

mexico

[IcemanSK]

It would really deepend on the person. I think I've been around long enough to be skeptical of most folks in martial arts . At least not take rank or race as the ultimate authority. Given my past experiences, however. I'd like a Korean instructor. Cuz the one I had was a great guy! He moved away, & we lost touch.

[theadric]

It doesn't matter to me. If the instructor is good/qualified/able. Then that is all I need.

[Soo Min]

it doesn't particularly matter to me, although one boy who recently arrived to the states from korea switched to a different school cuz our instructor is a westerner and his parents apparently wanted him to have a korean teacher.

[Goju_boi]

it doesn't particularly matter to me, although one boy who recently arrived to the states from korea switched to a different school cuz our instructor is a westerner and his parents apparently wanted him to have a korean teacher.

well,did this boy speak fluent English?That might of been the case.