Originally posted by: slick230
Originally posted by: Anonemous
Originally posted by: teh 3v1L
Originally posted by: Anonemous
Originally posted by: teh 3v1L
not really...and even if language is a barrier, being blunt might still be the simplest solution. you can still be tactful while being blunt..
how so?
use the reasoning of why they're there in the first place. tell the guest that they should go out on their own more often. Suggest some places they might want to check out. Let your guest know they shouldn't use your family as a crutch, considering they're here on an english program, and they can only learn so much hanging around someone's house.
ok, let's say this has already been done and the person still doesn't get "it".
OK, next time youeat, or go out to eat, and this person tries to join you, you either leave their ass at home or you take away their plate and kick the chair out from under them. Stop pussyfooting around and make your point known. There are non-verbal ways of getting your point across loud and clear, if you're not a pussy about it.
I should add a pole or something. I can feel the pent up anger in some people now.
edit: gone for the weekend, I'll reveal more next week after seeing more opinions.
before I go, in this person's defense, they tried to cook when my mother said she couldn't cook due to illness. The guest cooked an entire meal.