Names Assumed During Foreign Language Classes
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+ | * Usama (Acquired in 9th grade, before the September 11th, 2001 terrorist attacks) | ||
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+ | * Kare-San ("Mr.Curry"--used briefly by [[Tony Yan]] in 9th grade) | ||
[[Category:School]] | [[Category:School]] |
Current revision as of 06:04, 2 February 2006
Assuming new and ridiculous names was one of the few joys of a foreign language education, though even this lost its novelty after a while.
Contents |
Spanish
Brett
- Rodrigo
Gavin
- Carlos
Jamie
- Alberto
Jason
- Ramon
Jeremy
- Felipe
Lukas
- Alejandro
- Diego
Melvin
- Gustavo
- Santos
Terry
- Felix
Japanese
Kevin
- Kenji
Owen
- Usama (Acquired in 9th grade, before the September 11th, 2001 terrorist attacks)
Rama
- Kare-San ("Mr.Curry"--used briefly by Tony Yan in 9th grade)