| Chinese people abroad? | |
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| May 18, 2007 04:07 |   |
 | Hi Is there any Chinese living or studying abroad? How about their life? Hard? Comfortable? Or just the same as in China?? Just curious.......... Maybe one day I will also go abroad, so learn some information firstly! hehe..... Any idea are appreciated! Thanks all!! ^.& |
| May 18, 2007 11:14 | #1 |
| Life-- like water, It will cover the shape of bearing pots |
| May 19, 2007 05:33 | #2 |
| LIONPOWER,Don't pretend to play poem.i just finished my dinner,anyway,thx for your post.it's good for my losing weight . |
| May 19, 2007 12:27 | #3 |
| IVYCL Not a pretender. From Electronics, so straight forward. What is the relation of your dinner with me? One day you will be very slim to see my post (losing weight) |
| May 19, 2007 20:15 | #4 |
| hehe!just kidding .u know such an exaggerated statement.it's chinese slang.“看得我晚饭都要吐了,减肥了”. |
| May 19, 2007 23:00 | #5 |
| I can't read Chinese character, so Explain it-- “看得我晚饭都要吐了,减肥了” |
| May 20, 2007 21:04 | #6 |
| Hello Evening, I work with a few individuals from China. Casual conversations indicate satisfaction with life in the U.S. They feel that spoken English is a significant obstacle in their daily activities. Each of my Chinese friends admirably focuses on enhancing his/her speaking skills. Two individuals, both students, have mentioned some difficulty in the job "search". Both individuals thought the spoken word was a significant negative during job interviews. Moving to a different culture can be exciting and rewarding, but there are also many challenges. |
| May 23, 2007 22:40 | #7 |
| Hi Kenxi, Thanks for your deep answering! Yes it is a bilateral matter. Exciting but difficult, challenging but rewarding!!! Anyway, I think most of these expats are enjoying their life!! Language is a big obstacle?? Yes, maybe. As a English major, I somtimes confused with what you foreigners talking if you talk a little fast...... hehe.. Oh, is this the same for foreigners in China? Do you think language is a big problem?? |
| May 24, 2007 07:15 | #8 |
| Hello Evening, Oh, is this the same for foreigners in China? Do you think language is a big problem?? I feel certain that it is the same for foreigners in China. Many times the foreigner does not experience "easy" communication -- it takes extra effort. For many it is a great learning experience. It is an "issue". With a bit of everyday language experience, a good attitude, and a phrase book, an individual can reduce the significance of the issue. Ken |
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