Video of South African Educator Teaching Korean Kids Mzansi TikTok Viral Sound Has Them Yelling: “10 Past 4”

• A video of Korean children repeating isiZulu words was all the rave as people recognised the phrases as popular TikTok sounds
• The kids looked like they were having a lot of fun as they happily repeated the words their South African teacher was saying to them
• The TikTok had the internet cracking up as they were impressed and in disbelief at how well the children repeated the phrases

Teaching English as a foreign language in Asian countries is a popular trend. Many South Africans get the opportunity to become teachers, and many of them are having fun.

A South African expat in Korea recorded a video of her students during class time. The teacher's sense of humour was easily recognisable when people realised the kids were reciting a popular South African monologue.

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South African meme finds its way to Korean children

A video reshared on Twitter by @Ratos_ratu from @kopo_k on TikTok shows a class of Korean children saying isiZulu words. In the video, the children knew a viral meme of an older South African woman describing an explosion on SABC News, and they all repeated it verbatim.

Watch the video below:

Twitter users in stitches over South African meme being known in Korea

According to IOL, People love to see the work that South African teachers are doing overseas. Many thought this video showed how much fun the teachers have with the children.

@Linge_lalu said:

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"What SA teachers do abroad. Bathong lona."

@tidoleaves exclaimed

"Bathong South Africans."

@Slish_M added:

"She needs to be the official SA ambassador that side."

@Sbuwise commented:

"I’m loving it."

@Soulmate_us marvelled:

"10 past 4 gone international."

YoTV presenter celebrates leaving 15 000 salary to travel the world as teacher

Briefly News previously reported that Merica Monamodi would be a familiar face for those who grew up with YoTV. The former TV presenter took a completely different career path as she entered adulthood and said how well everythingwass going for her.

Merica Monamodi became a teacher after her stint on YoTV in 2008. Merica Monamodi shared her journey to becoming an English teacher on a global scale.

Many were eager to find out more about where she got the opportunity. Others had jokes that only heartbreak would make them teach English overseas.

Source: Briefly News