hello everybody!!
ari tu aku ada tulis karangan bahasa ingeris pasal cikgu bahasa inggeris aku masa skolah menengah dulu sebab nak praktis untuk MUET punye pasal..hehe, karangan ni aku tulis ikhlas tuk sir Tarmizi yg banyk ajar aku bahasa inggeris, dia jugalah cikgu yg aku akan igt sampai bila2...
nilah karangan aku tuss:
Now, the fruit season has come, there are
many fruit at anywhere mainly at pasar malam. My mak always brought some fruit
until I was getting tired to eat them all huhu…. Actually, I’m not going to
tell you about fruit or something like that but I just want to tell you about
my form two English teacher, Sir Tarmizi. Sir Tarmizi is a fierce teacher, so
as his face – always look fierce and serious, he also has a Chinese look maybe
because of his grandmother is a Japanese. However, he has a precious smile and
a kind heart. Since my class is a second class, the moderate student like me is
assumed as a best student in the class, although my English mark never reach 80
above..kikiki..so pity… and because of that, I was being a favorite student to
Sir Tarmizi..
Sir Tarmizi likes to give us present and
certificate when we get impressive result in examination that he made
informally. Some friends and I were always getting the present and the most
preciously, the certificates that were sign by Sir Tarmizi and our school principal.
If we were not finished our homework, sir Tarmizi will ‘rotan’ (punished) us,
we were frightened with his rotan because when we were beaten with rotan, there
will take two to three days to cure. He said, he made us like that because he
wants us to remember him forever as an unforgettable teacher….because of his
fierce attitude, I guess...
For me, sir Tarmizi is a really
unforgettable teacher, not because of his fierce attitude, but because of his
weird and unique personality. In addition, I sometimes felt that he was an
irrational. I admit that he was a good English teacher, but he also told us
something ridiculous. For example, he told us that alcohol is good for health,
but just drink a little, not too much, then it will give us benefits particularly
for our heart. We were confused. In our religion, drink even one drop of
alcohol is assumed as a sin since alcohol is illegal in our religion. I am sure
Sir Tarmizi knows that fact. Furthermore, he also told us that he prefer a free
hair girl when he was younger. He said his girlfriend was an adorable lady with
soft and fairy skin and unbelievable, she was a Chinese girl! One thing that
was really unreasonable about him was he dislike Malay girl, and really like
Chinese girl. When he was a teenager, sir Tarmizi always prayed to meet and marry
with a Chinese muallaf girl.
Every day he prayed and fortunately he met a
Chinese muallaf girl who is now being his wife. Although Sir Tarmizi was that
kind of person, I respect him, he was a good teacher and we were not influence
with his ridiculous attitude for sure. We just took the good things instead of
bad things he told us. Furthermore, we were big enough to distinguish between
bad and good anyway. Now, Sir Tarmizi was not teaching at my former school (SMK
Bandar Chiku) anymore. He was already moves to Chinese school at somewhere but
I don’t know where it is. To Sir Tarmizi, I want to thank you for your all good
deeds. I wish to meet you one day…InsyaAllah..
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