@10032 learn mandarin and make business deals for steel

tw is honestly so underrated as a destination but i can understand why if you can only into english

I hope to learn mandarin at some point but I have zero interest in the steel business

is it tough to get around tw with only english?

unironically do it, just not for the steel

it's manageable for taipei

if you make extensive use of google maps and stick around touristy areas

but even then, knowing a bit of mandarin goes a long way

a lot of ppl seem shy to speak english, even if they know it

at least for younger people

older people usually only know a few phrases here and there

outside of taipei, it's probably way harder

but in taipei, you can probably find at least someone nearby who can help you in english

Id want to visit some scenic railways and national parks if I went, hot spings and shit

But I would also probably have a friend who speaks mandarin with me

that helps a lot

where you find tw frens from?

honestly though, i actually quite enjoy flexing my broken language skils

the reactions are great and yet so chill

>turning into a celebrity with 60yo women at the bus stop

<:alismirk:230784726615588865>

did you fuck any yet??

im not a sex tourist

He helped show me around when I was in Flushing, NY but his parents are from Taiwan

real qt

tfw will never seduce a sweet korean ajumma with my broken gook

ill let my degeneracy stay in london for the time being

<:wholesomethonk:373550351082848267>

diversity meme = lots of qts already at ur doorstep

>tfw will never seduce a sweet korean ajumma with my broken gook

No need to talk <:alismirk:230784726615588865>

>not speaking perfect gook

I shiggy

saranghaeyo

pegupa

as this point i find the koreaboo shit more insufferable than weeaboos

in USA atleast

and I hope that in 20 years it doesnt turn to Chinaboo, but i doubt it will

chinks are shit at cultural export

prob not any time soon

What culture do they have to begin with? <:alismirk:230784726615588865>