Message from @transience
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yes, mostly i can avoid them. they often dont react if you show no sign of knowing them
she didnt give me the choice though
but honestly, there were quite some questions racing through my head that would be fine to ask in the anonimity of the web
but would have made myself cringe in person
"d-do you have anything from xiaomi?"
if shes your average roastie, i guarantee you she probably got no cultural gains there
i have some coworkers who have been here for a year and a half and can speak no chinese
can barely say "i want this"
it seems impossible to not learn more
q-qing wen ni h-hui shuo ying wen m-ma
theres no way they can even say that
wew
she was/is a language teacher and knew chinese before she went there. probably got a really good job offer
first thing I learned in Mandarin was "eat shit"
learning chinese was where it all went wrong
would you?
it sounds so disgusting but the curiosity is strong
I would
tbqh
would I what? get food poisoning? >chink beer <:pepewot:327934404234313739>
Is it even honey though, not sure
Yellow sugary paste, same ding
Oh it's Taiwan, guess it could be, dunno
no, honey isnt vegan <:alismirk:230784726615588865>
@porco How does it sound disgusting? Honey beer = mead. Or something akin to it.
china seems like a chill place to live
i always watch vlogs
of fags there
cheap electronics and shit
low cost of living
but u gotta work shit jobs
like teaching
I like the youtube racemixer duo
It's not chill. Thailand is chill. China is stressful. Everything is a hassle, stuff is never easy
I'm gonna try that beer when I go to Taiwan this month, I'll let you guys know
My fiancee says she is most excited to leave China because everything is a hassle. Even just ordering food, or signing up for something, it takes so much more work and stress than it should sometimes
taiwan is chill
taiwan #1
you dont even have to talk to people to order food here. Just cross the dish you like and they will bring it