| "Ohayō class, today we are going to
learn the letter "K". Please repeat after me. Kids.
Kids. Kids."
The students repeat "Kids, Kids, Kids."
"Good.
Try to say the word 'kitchen'" The students, one after
another, repeat the word
"kitchen" without any problem.
"Now children,
let's try a little bit more difficult word: try saying my name - Kuchar."
Before he can finish, a student begins speaking. However it is not Kuchar
being spoken by the young male student. The student
says "Kooch". Kuchar tries to correct him. "No, no, not
Kooch. Say Kuchar." Again, the student says "Koooooch."
"OK, how about you?" says Kuchar, motioning to another young
lady. Please say my last name, K-U-C-H-A-R", he says to
her, carefully pronouncing each letter.
"Kooooooch" says the lady.
A frustrated Kuchar
moves on to the next student. The same result.
Quickly, in succession,
each student begins saying "Kooooooch" until after a
few seconds they have formed a chorus and in one loud voice, they
shout out: "Koooooooooooch,"
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