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A newly employed lecture dealing with a class of foreign students.

Ms Dolores Courtney (England) - Quite sensitive about being called 'Mrs'

- Unique

Jeremy Brown (England)

- British accent

- unique, usual Englishman

Giovanni Capello (Italy)- Italian accent; Pasta~

- Stereotype

Anna Schmidt (German)

German accent

- stiff personality

- stereotyped

Chung Su-Lee (China)

- Quotes Mao

- Stereotype

Tarou Nagazumi (Japan)

can't pronounce 'l'

- adds 'o' after 'ng'

- stereotyped

Jamila Ranjha (India)- Hand and head movements; talks/complains a lot; speaks no English

- Stereotype

Maximillian Andrea Achimedes Panpandrious (Greece)

- Heavy accent with a "H" to almost every word

- Unique

Juan Cervantes (Spain)

- Mexican

- can't speak English at all

- stereotyped

Ranjeet Singh (India)- "A thousand apologies"; hand and head movements; VS Ali's religion; threaten with kirpan when angered

- Stereotype

Danielle Favre (France)

- Charming

- Stereotype

Ali Nadeem (Pakistan)

- Indian accent

- Moslem

 

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Character Bio

Tarou Nagazumi (Japan)
A elderly man who is proud of his country,like to bow whenever he is called upon.He is never seen without his camera.

Ali Nadeem (Pakistan)
Happy good lucky except having problem with the singh, he is the most vocal of the students and often literally misinterprets everything said by others. As a Pakistani Muslim he has a vocal and occasionally physical rivalry with Ranjeet, who is an Indian Sikh. By the middle of Series 2, although they continue to argue, Ali's rivalry with Ranjeet becomes less malicious, and they are on occasion able to work together without complaint. Ali's typical catchphrases are "yes please!", "oh blimey!", "squeeze me please!" (which is how he pronounces 'Excuse me please!') and "jolly good