Russian Classroom

@Kwon Jiyong {Teacher} Jiho has never really liked any of her teachers, it was her personality ever since she was small and the one teaching her for the class, was no exception ; but if there's anything she was loyal to, it was knowledge. she knew what she wants in life and she knew exactly what to do. her dream being a theater producer would be easier to achieve if she has a bigger connections in the industry all around the world, and to be universal, proficiency in languages are a must, thus, the amount of language classes she took.

@Kwon Jiyong {Teacher} Sicheng knew he was weird but he just had to protect his secrets.

---All points awarded---

---All points awarded---

@Dong Sicheng {Junior} Jiyong collected the things left behind and decided to speak to the headmaster about the student. If something was going on, he would know.

@Kwon Jiyong {Teacher} Sicheng immediately left the second the bell rang leaving a few things on his desk.

@Dong Sicheng {Junior} Jiyong wondered what was wrong the young man, but he couldn't ignore the other students who were struggling.

@Kwon Jiyong {Teacher} Sicheng left and closed the door waiting for the bell to ring, so that he could just leave.

@Dong Sicheng {Junior} The teacher nodded and went to help other students.

@Kwon Jiyong {Teacher} Sicheng shook his head mutely, not looking back at his desk where the textbook remained.

@Dong Sicheng {Junior} Jiyong smiled. "Do you have any other questions?"

@Cheng Xiao {Sophomore} [What are you rolling for?]

* rolls dice * gets a 2

@Kwon Jiyong {Teacher} Sicheng grabbed his bag, and tucked his phone away.

@Dong Sicheng {Junior} Jiyong just frowned and shrugged. He'd talk to him after class about it.

@Kwon Bo-ah {Senior} Sicheng paused. "I don't want to lose it." Muttering out a believable lie, he prayed.

@Dong Sicheng {Junior} Watching the boy, he frowned. "Why take a photo when you have the book?"

@Dong Sicheng {Junior} Watching the boy, he frowned. "Why take a photo when you have the book?"

@Lalisa Manoban {Junior}[SH] Jiyong saw Lisa's hand go up and he finished helping the student he was with. Then he walked over to her and smiled. "How can I help?" He knew she hadn't gotten the grade she'd wanted on the previous quiz, but he genuinely believed she was a bright student. It was obvious to him. Looking over her notes, he nodded. "Yes. That is all correct, but can you pronounce them?" Then clearing his throat, he directed his next statement at the whole class. "Our next quiz will be an oral one, so I urge you to make sure you have these pronouns down well."

@Kwon Jiyong {Teacher} Sicheng smiled, as he took a photo, knowing he'd leave the textbook behind.

@Dong Sicheng {Junior} Taking the student's textbook, he flipped to chapter 18 and set it down. "Here is a list of all Cyrillic using countries as of last year."

@Kwon Jiyong {Teacher} @Jung Hoseok {Junior} Lalisa sat silently and immediately started to copy down what the teacher had written. She wanted to do better for the next quiz they’d be having so thorough notes would help in the study process. After copying what was on the board word for word she turned her chair and faced her friend and started working on the other pronouns with him. It didn’t take long for a slight frown to appear on her lips and she was soon raising her hand, signaling the teacher for help.
“Mr. Kwon, could you come here for a second. I’m sorry, Russian isn’t exactly my best subject and I just want to make sure I’m getting everything right..”
Her voice was hesitant and low, as she looked down over her paper, barely understanding what she had written down.

@Kwon Jiyong {Teacher} Sicheng couldn't quite get it but he understood the basics. "thank you!" He smiled, writing it all down.

@Dong Sicheng {Junior} Jiyong smiled and nodded. "That is the Western world. Eastern Europe includes countries like Belarus, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Hugary, Moldova, Poland, Romania and Russia. Out of those, Belarus, Bulgaria and Russia use it. Some other nations that use the Cyrillic alphabet include places like Macedonia, Montenecro, Serbia, Tajik, Turkmen, Ukrain and Uzbek. It's more popular than you might think." He grinned. He was actually proud to still remember those nations even though he knew he was missing a couple.

@Kwon Jiyong {Teacher} Sicheng briefly paused. "It wouldn't seem right because I thought most Europeans used the usual Alphabet. You know A-Z(ed)?"

@Jung Younghwa {Junior} Jiyong looked at the student and smiled. He hoped to put all of his students at ease. He wanted to make his class fun since he knew how hard it was. He looked down at the word that the kid was asking about. "That is how we say you in Russian and it's pronounced vy. It's one of a few ways to say you." That had been a difficult part of the language for him. All the ways to say you.

@Dong Sicheng {Junior} Jiyong chuckled at his reaction and nodded. "Yes. Most of the countries that were once a part of the Soviet Union use Cyrillic." He frowned. "Why?"

@Kim Jiho {Senior} Kyungsoo tried to resist rolling his eyes but failed. " Okay then" He nodded his head and picked up his notes and faced forward not looking at the other girl. He started with the word that mr. Kwon demonstrated. " Yah Я" He said then stared reading off the pronunciations and when he was done he set down his paper and looked over at Jiho. "Okay your turn. " He said then hummed a bit. "How did I do?' he asked, since he was genuinely interested

@Kwon Jiyong {Teacher} Younghwa sighed in relief and nodded his head. He really was a little nervous but also knew he had to keep his grades up for more than just Cheer now. "Okay now how do you pronounce this one?" He asked pointing to one of the characters. He really didn't feel like talking to some other student and hopped Mr. Kwon would just let him pass on that.

@Kwon Jiyong {Teacher} Sicheng's jaw dropped slightly more. "in many Eastern European countries? MANY?" whisper yelling the last word, he tilted his head, running calculations about how it worked.