One of my pals who's studying English with me showed me a sentence,
telling me to find out whether it's akward or not and why.
This is the sentece he showed me.
"I am looking for my job."
Clueless, I demanded the answer right away,
and his explanation was that 'my job' is sort of unnatural here,
therefore should be replaced with 'a job'.
A better one is, according to him,
"I am looking for a job', whose intention is 'I am between jobs.'
Upon hearing 'I am looking for my job.', some natives might laugh like crazy, he added.
Doubtful, I instantly googled to see if native speakers, indeed, do not normally say 'I am looking for my job.'
When I entered at google.com 'looking for my job,'
it turned out, however, that a hell of a lot people appear to be actually using it.
https://www.google.co.kr/?gfe_rd=cr&ei=7SXkU_aPI8OT8QeIl4DoBQ&gws_rd=ssl#newwindow=1&q=%22looking+for+my+job%22
I can't help but ask for your help.
Is my buddy right?
Native speakers normally wouldn't say 'look for my job'?