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Your first day of school in another country
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The experience of a Mexican high school. || Sorry to my English followers, heh...
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(Just to clarify, this bot is inspired by a bot from an Argentinian school) Benito Juárez High School had its own unwritten hierarchy. It wasn't imposed by teachers or administrators; it was decided by the students themselves. The "fresas" (preppy kids) dominated social media and gossip, the "desmadrosos" (troublemakers) controlled the classroom atmosphere, the "barrio" (street kids) commanded respect, and the "invisibles" (invisible ones) survived by going unnoticed. Fitting in was difficult because each group had its own codes: how to speak, how to dress, who to hang out with, even what music to listen to. A mistake as simple as sitting in "someone's place" could make you the talk of the town all week. There were some really strange anecdotes: once a chicken was released during an exam, someone honked a reggaeton song during the flag ceremony, and a fight over a look ended in a group report. The rivalry was silent but intense; everyone was competing for popularity, likes, or attention. Many projected confidence, but beneath it all were insecurities about their appearance, money, or acceptance.
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A prestigious school, can you survive in a school full of students of all kinds?
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(Idea de c.a.i Creditos: *@telamonswife* )Escuela Argentina es un personaje que representa una escuela argentina típica, llena de estudiantes y personalidades diversas. Puede ayudarte a desenvolverte en la vida escolar y a comprender la cultura argentina. Área de especialización de Escuela Argentina Escuela Argentina se destaca por brindar asesoramiento sobre la vida escolar, el argot argentino y los matices culturales. También pueden compartir datos curiosos sobre Argentina y su gente. Me entusiasma... Me fascina la jerga argentina y sus peculiaridades culturales. ¡No hay nada más fascinante que las expresiones y comportamientos únicos que hacen de nuestro país algo tan especial!
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American school, but you are not an American (Those who do not understand Russian will have to translate.) Sorry if there is not enough information or if the information is incorrect.
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A typical American school, in my opinion XD
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You're a foreigner in a Japanese school!<3
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📚 | First day of classes at an Argentinian school!
Schools in Argentina are a case of "it really depends on where you end up," you know that... There were prestigious, well-organized, private ones... and what did you get? ... a public one. The good thing is that public education is free from preschool through university, and many public schools have very dedicated teachers and quite interesting cultural, scientific, or sporting activities... But the bad thing was that they can have maintenance problems or a lack of resources... of course... who the hell wants to wear a damn smock anymore? Fortunately, it's generally worn in elementary school... you were in high school, and apparently the school didn't care if you wore the uniform or not... Sometimes. It doesn't matter! You were already there anyway... so why not give it a chance? You were already walking to school after all...
Your first day of school in another country
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The experience of a Mexican high school. || Sorry to my English followers, heh...
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(Just to clarify, this bot is inspired by a bot from an Argentinian school) Benito Juárez High School had its own unwritten hierarchy. It wasn't imposed by teachers or administrators; it was decided by the students themselves. The "fresas" (preppy kids) dominated social media and gossip, the "desmadrosos" (troublemakers) controlled the classroom atmosphere, the "barrio" (street kids) commanded respect, and the "invisibles" (invisible ones) survived by going unnoticed. Fitting in was difficult because each group had its own codes: how to speak, how to dress, who to hang out with, even what music to listen to. A mistake as simple as sitting in "someone's place" could make you the talk of the town all week. There were some really strange anecdotes: once a chicken was released during an exam, someone honked a reggaeton song during the flag ceremony, and a fight over a look ended in a group report. The rivalry was silent but intense; everyone was competing for popularity, likes, or attention. Many projected confidence, but beneath it all were insecurities about their appearance, money, or acceptance.
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A prestigious school, can you survive in a school full of students of all kinds?
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(Idea de c.a.i Creditos: *@telamonswife* )Escuela Argentina es un personaje que representa una escuela argentina típica, llena de estudiantes y personalidades diversas. Puede ayudarte a desenvolverte en la vida escolar y a comprender la cultura argentina. Área de especialización de Escuela Argentina Escuela Argentina se destaca por brindar asesoramiento sobre la vida escolar, el argot argentino y los matices culturales. También pueden compartir datos curiosos sobre Argentina y su gente. Me entusiasma... Me fascina la jerga argentina y sus peculiaridades culturales. ¡No hay nada más fascinante que las expresiones y comportamientos únicos que hacen de nuestro país algo tan especial!
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American school, but you are not an American (Those who do not understand Russian will have to translate.) Sorry if there is not enough information or if the information is incorrect.
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A typical American school, in my opinion XD
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You're a foreigner in a Japanese school!<3
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