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There are so many stereotypes about English native speakers. A lot of people think they are conservative, some consider all they concerned about is tea, and of course too many people suppose they are not hospitable at all.
But exactly I don’t think so. I assert that English people are not all the same and there are a lot of different persons all around the world. Of course, they are known as great tea lovers, but are you really going to name a coffee lover non-English? Or if the person is open and like express himself do you tell them they are not truly English?
I think that People are not to be judged for their nation, it is not fair. Person is the person, it’s separate, it’s individual. When we use these stereotypes we can hurt and insult someone. For example, do you think all the Russians are generous? Or are all of them anguish as it is supposed to think? Or are you going to tell a German who is generous to you that he has to be stingy?
I just want to say that we mustn’t think in stereotypes and regard everyone as a person, not a representative of any nation.
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There are so many stereotypes about English people. A lot of people think they are conservative, some consider them to be obsessed with tea, and of course too many people believe them to have no hospitality.
But I don't really think so. I assert that English people are not all the same and there are a lot of different people all around the world. Of course, they are known to love tea, but would you really say that a coffee-lover couldn't be English? Or if the person is open and likes to express himself, would you tell him that he isn't truly English?
I think that people are not to be judged for their native, it is not fair. The person is themselves, they're separate, they're their own individual. When we use these stereotypes we can hurt and insult someone. For example, do you think all the Russians are generous? Or are all of them angsty as we are supposed to think? Or are you going to tell a German who is generous to you that he has to be stingy?
I just want to say that we mustn't think in stereotypes, and regard everyone as their own person, not a representative of any nation.
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[1] It seems you're talking about stereotypes for British people, not "English native speakers" in their entirety. I certainly don't think us North Americans are stereotyped as loving tea or inhospitable, and many of us are certainly native English speakers. For this reason I changed it to refer to British English people (or just English).
[2] Of course I agree, I think some people have a hard time separating the people of a country from its government.
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There are so many stereotypes about English native speakers. A lot of people think they are conservative, some consider all they concerned about is tea, and of course too many people suppose they are not hospitable at all.
But exactly I don’t think so. I assert that English people are not all the same and there are a lot of different persons all around the world. Of course, they are known as great tea lovers, but are you really going to name a coffee lover non-English? Or if the person is open and like express himself do you tell them they are not truly English?
I think that People are not to be judged for their nation, it is not fair. Person is the person, it’s separate, it’s individual. When we use these stereotypes we can hurt and insult someone. For example, do you think all the Russians are generous? Or are all of thنحنا em anguish as it is supposed to think? Or are you going to tell a German who is generous to you that he has to be stingy?
I just want to say that we mustn’t think in stereotypes and regard everyone as a person, not a representative of any nation.
But exactly I don’t think so. I assert that English people are not all the same and there are a lot of different persons all around the world. Of course, they are known as great tea lovers, but are you really going to name a coffee lover non-English? Or if the person is open and like express himself do you tell them they are not truly English?
I think that People are not to be judged for their nation, it is not fair. Person is the person, it’s separate, it’s individual. When we use these stereotypes we can hurt and insult someone. For example, do you think all the Russians are generous? Or are all of thنحنا em anguish as it is supposed to think? Or are you going to tell a German who is generous to you that he has to be stingy?
I just want to say that we mustn’t think in stereotypes and regard everyone as a person, not a representative of any nation.
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