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I'll do a proper translation for a hundred bucks.

I'll do a better translation for 99.

I'll do it for five bucks. Or for a loaf of bread and a pack of kefir.

This is what I don't understand about school. Some of us pay thousands and thousands of dollars to attend schools. We pay these teachers with our family's money. In return, they punish us for something small, like listening to music during break or texting our parents or friends. In the end, aren't school teachers hypocritical? They also listen to music and text their families. It's just that because they're teachers, it makes them superior to us, even though we're paying thousands of dollars for them. I understand that there's something called discipline, but are we paying them to punish us? I'd rather pay bullies to hit me, TBH, than get punished for something stupid like listening to music or playing computer games during break. Should teachers even be paid for this? Let's be honest, we all have a teacher that we hate in our school or university. Why should we pay these teachers to yell at us and take our phones away, when they're not even really working for us! Would you let your boss take your phone away or punish you for listening to music? Without us, the students, school teachers wouldn't have a job at all. In the end, school teachers work because of us, and that shouldn't give them the right to set rules to control our lives.

It's a shame that the times when unruly students were beaten with rods regardless of anything are gone...

At most, I'll say "thank you" and throw in one "chicken" as a bonus. No bargaining.

Why translate? In a nutshell: a student complains that he pays teachers money, but they don't allow him to play games during breaks.

I don't understand this school. We have to pay thousands of dollars to learn in these schools. We, our family, pay the teachers. In return, they punish us for listening to music or playing games during break time. At the end of the day, are there any teachers who don't pretend? They listen to music and talk about their families. It's just that they get paid thousands of dollars to do it. I understand that there is discipline in school, but why do we have to be punished for listening to music or playing games during break time? I think it's stupid. I would rather be punished for something that is actually wrong, like cheating on a test or bullying someone. I think that all teachers should be paid the same amount, regardless of whether they are good or bad. We should all hate our school or university, and we should all be honest about it. Why should we pay teachers to teach us, when they are just going to take our phones away and punish us for listening to music? Would you want your boss to take your phone away or punish you for listening to music? Without students, teachers would not have jobs. So why should they be able to control our lives and make rules that we have to follow?

I just don't understand what's going on in schools these days. They're paying teachers thousands of dollars to teach kids, and then they're punishing them for listening to music during their breaks or texting their friends. It's like, what's the point of paying teachers so much money if they're just going to punish kids for doing things that they enjoy? I mean, I get that there needs to be some discipline in schools, but it's not like these kids are doing anything wrong. They're just listening to music or playing games during their breaks. And if the teachers don't want them to do that, then they should just say so. But instead, they're just punishing them for it. It's like, what's the big deal? I mean, it's not like these kids are going to be any less productive because they listened to music or played games during their breaks. In fact, it might even make them more productive, because they'll be more relaxed and focused when they're in class. So, I just don't understand why teachers feel the need to punish kids for doing things that they enjoy. It's like, they're just trying to control every aspect of their lives. And I think that's wrong. Kids should be able to have some freedom and autonomy, and they should be able to make their own choices about what they want to do with their time.