That is right folks, we got him, the famous Trevor Raichura. For some of you who don't know Trevor he is our world famous Canadian brother who is fluent in Japanese. Trevor originally came to Okinawa via Ie Island. He was hired as an English teacher on a remote island off of Okinawa. While being on Ie jima (Ie island), Trevor was immersed in the Japanese culture and picked up the language quickly. We are so blessed to have this brother teaching Japanese I for us this semester. Trevor is also one of our Bible study teachers who teaches at w2 (Worship/Word) on Sunday nights. You students are in for a good treat, learning from one of the best. Remember I said one of the best, because you still have to put Natsuki, Tim, Kayo and Yoshi in on that mix.Thursday, January 25, 2007
Japanese I teacher; Trevor Raichura
That is right folks, we got him, the famous Trevor Raichura. For some of you who don't know Trevor he is our world famous Canadian brother who is fluent in Japanese. Trevor originally came to Okinawa via Ie Island. He was hired as an English teacher on a remote island off of Okinawa. While being on Ie jima (Ie island), Trevor was immersed in the Japanese culture and picked up the language quickly. We are so blessed to have this brother teaching Japanese I for us this semester. Trevor is also one of our Bible study teachers who teaches at w2 (Worship/Word) on Sunday nights. You students are in for a good treat, learning from one of the best. Remember I said one of the best, because you still have to put Natsuki, Tim, Kayo and Yoshi in on that mix.
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Trevor, I like that pose, very intelligent, your pose looks like the head host on Iron Chef
Hey Trevie, I also heard you're teaching that Voonder guy on Monday nights some special one-one lessons!! Is this true?
Aw dude I have no idea what you're talking about! Neither of you! That is not a pose, it's my natural stance/facial expression! And who's Voonder? I know Voondie, but not that guy you're talking about!
Hey college students, gambarimasho-!
Trevor!! Gambate!! You are a a GOOD Sensei!! I know it!! cuz you were my english teacher back in high school!
Your Japanese are better than my japanese ne. hahaha...
This guy looks like Steve Carroll in the movie Noah.
Reginald Ng
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