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Is there anyone who is interested in the Chinese students's lives?

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Original post by flc
I'm a Chinese sophomore.Nice to come to the forum.:smile:


Just a tip:

The term "sophomore" is only used in America :smile:
Original post by aSunnyDay
yao mo yun hai ee dow gum nian sern dai hok?

sorry about my romanisation..its bit dodgy.

Is there ... here this year ... ? What does the rest say?

Original post by JodieW
I think that pinyin is correct apart from "jing" which I think should be "jin" :smile:


Ahh thanks haha, I really should be better at this, would like to be fluent haha :tongue:

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Original post by JodieW
Yep gonna have to sort that out this year :smile: Which area of HK do you stay in when you go back if you don't mind me asking?


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Oh , My dad lives in Sai Kung, ley ne?
Reply 43
Original post by charlottejyp
Gonna jump on this thread and see if I understand what people are on about :lol: can understand mandarin pin yin fine (usually) but I'll see if I understand any of the Cantonese :lol:

But ni jing tian hao ma? (hope that was alright :lol:)

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hao a.In fact,we Chinese greet others with"ni chi le ma?"more often.That mean is that "Did you have breakfast/lunch/dinner? "
Original post by LonelyPlanet
HAHA I can't understand it... Yet I speak fluently!
Exactly same situation bro


Maybe 3
fan = go back
hern gong = Hong Kong
ley = you
gun = How do you translate this???
hiuy mmm = yes or no
hiuy gow= Hong Kong again???
Original post by JodieW
Whoooo I understood you. I am, starting uni at Lancaster this year hopefully.


Yaaay
Me too..but hopefully at Surrey Uni fingers crossed!
What are you studing? Or shall I say... lei sern duk bin gor for muot? ;P
Reply 46
Original post by TheBigJosh
为什么?不敢当 :colondollar:

因为你不仅会说汉语,而且能打出来汉字啊:tongue:
Reply 47
Original post by charlottejyp
Is there ... here this year ... ? What does the rest say?



Ahh thanks haha, I really should be better at this, would like to be fluent haha :tongue:

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They said "Is there anyone here who is starting university this year" ^-^

And no problem! Haha, me too, I want to start Mandarin classes again.
Original post by flc
hao a.In fact,we Chinese greet others with"ni chi le ma?"more often.That mean is that "Did you have breakfast/lunch/dinner? "


Ah right, thanks, cultural differences haha :smile: but good to hear you're well :smile:
Anyway, ni ji shui? Ni xian zai zuo shen me? Zai university (i don't know the word for that :s-smilie:)? :smile:

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Original post by Wilsoncw1997
Maybe 3
fan = go back
hern gong = Hong Kong
ley = you
gun = How do you translate this???
hiuy mmm = yes or no
hiuy gow= Hong Kong again???


lol I got the Hong Kong part and emm that's all

I speak fluently as well :L My pinyin sucks or I just read it in an "English sort of way" so it doesn't make sense to me :L I can read the actual Chinese characters though. wbu?
Original post by JodieW
They said "Is there anyone here who is starting university this year" ^-^

And no problem! Haha, me too, I want to start Mandarin classes again.


Ahhh I can see it now! Thanks :lol:

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Original post by LonelyPlanet
lol I got the Hong Kong part and emm that's all

I speak fluently as well :L My pinyin sucks or I just read it in an "English sort of way" so it doesn't make sense to me :L I can read the actual Chinese characters though. wbu?


White-washed Chinese...
I can listen and sort of read. However, when I speak, I sound like a dead kitten...
Reply 52
Original post by Wilsoncw1997
Maybe 3
fan = go back
hern gong = Hong Kong
ley = you
gun = How do you translate this???
hiuy mmm = yes or no
hiuy gow= Hong Kong again???


They said this:

Wa hiu meh: Wah, really
I doe yew muy leen fan hern gong: I have to go back to Hong Kong every year too
Gun ley hiu mmm hiuy: Are you
Gow gen: sorting out
Hern gong sum fun jin: (your) Hong Kong passport?
Original post by aSunnyDay
yao mo yun hai ee dow gum nian sern dai hok?

sorry about my romanisation..its bit dodgy.


xD
Hey mong, hopefully Imperial or UCL for me. xD

I just noticed, the first 2 words sound so terrible in english, im so sorry lool!
Reply 54
Original post by Zenarthra
Oh , My dad lives in Sai Kung, ley ne?


Lol it feels like everyone I know lives in Sai Kung haha xD I live in Fanling, it's near Sheung Shui
Reply 55
Original post by aSunnyDay
yao mo yun hai ee dow gum nian sern dai hok?

sorry about my romanisation..its bit dodgy.


Not bad,at least better than me:wink:
Original post by JodieW
They said this:

Wa hiu meh: Wah, really
I doe yew muy leen fan hern gong: I have to go back to Hong Kong every year too
Gun ley hiu mmm hiuy: Are you
Gow gen: sorting out
Hern gong sum fun jin: (your) Hong Kong passport?


Can't understand!!!
Reply 57
Original post by aSunnyDay
Yaaay
Me too..but hopefully at Surrey Uni fingers crossed!
What are you studing? Or shall I say... lei sern duk bin gor for muot? ;P


Accounting and finance :smile: Nay leh?
Any whited-washed chinese in this room?
Original post by Wilsoncw1997
White-washed Chinese...
I can listen and sort of read. However, when I speak, I sound like a dead kitten...


White-washed?
What do you mean? (Not supposed to be hostile btw :smile:)

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