working at a mandarin-only company, all the skilled professionals they relied on, either from suppliers, Amazon reps, to lawyers, to accountants, to etc were all cantonese

>chink foccbois acting like niggas
Same for every city they flock to tbh

Spoilt mainlander kiddos with rich parents just dont give a fuck

is it common for chinks to put makeup on housecats?

only when they fuck them

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who here in HK

so chink gaming teams fuck house cats?

yes

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DAf7-5dXYAAzAJw.jpg:large

@plasticsword you a canto speaker?

yes

sorta

that makes four of us on csg

I'm illiterate

no proper chinkies cause they don't know how to speak english

Is it better to use flawless english or broken canto in HK? <:thonk:288060975775612929>

>implying there arent chink shill spies in here

ignoring the fact you might get laughed at

broken canto to older people

and mix of both to younger people

one HKer told me that some people who say they're foreign born chinese and don't speak canto well may look like they're natives pretending to be foreign for the status

but that's just one guy

ye that's a thing

I heard it before

btw can someone tell me why chinese gaming streams spam 666 since over there it means cool and why/how that came to be?

They like numbers that sound like other words.

8 meaning death or some shit, I think? Bad number. Chinks are allergic to it.

Guess 666 is something like that.

4 is the one that sounds like death (死)

and 9 sounds like the word for long as in a long period of time (久)

and in cantonese at least, 2 sounds like the word for easy

👍

wwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

555

You'll see this too: "233333"

It comes from an old game or chat client or something. Means like "awesome"

517 is Wu yi qi, which sounds like wo yao chi, means I want to eat

So McDonald's phone number is 517517

520 means I love you.

China has like 3 Valentine's days...