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wierdness about middle names

2008-07-16 yewenyi Langauge

I come from a Chinese Malaysian background and spent my early life in the newly separated Singapore. For chinese people[…]

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suicide

2008-07-07 yewenyi Langauge

from a certain point of view, going down with the ship looks like suicide.

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uncles and aunties

2008-07-05 yewenyi Langauge

In the culture where I come from, Uncle and Aunty are often used as an honorific. If you have adults[…]

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of the french (again)

2008-06-09 yewenyi Langauge

People keep on telling me that to like the french is to want to have an affair. They also say[…]

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the opposite of smart

2008-06-09 yewenyi Langauge

It seems that they have only just worked this out. Certainly lots of people are talking about it. In my[…]

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mexicans and other types of north americans…

2008-05-04 yewenyi Langauge

If you are a Mexican because you like to be on the bottom, does that mean that being an American[…]

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friends

2007-12-26 yewenyi Langauge

I have always considered the opposite of friend to be enemy. But in Sydney they think that it is acquaintance.

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Two all-beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions – all on a sesame seed bun

1999-04-11 yewenyi Langauge

In Kaohsiung, I was walking down the street. I decided to stop off for lunch in MacDonalds. I could see[…]

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Taiwan train tickets and bus stop signs

1999-04-07 yewenyi Langauge

I was always taught that in Taiwan they use traditional Chinese Characters (繁體字). So it was a shock to me[…]

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上公車,下公車

1999-03-27 yewenyi Langauge, travel

In Taipei (臺北) my guide book said that the bus system had this bizarre arrangement where sometimes you paid when[…]

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