the question i hate being asked is "are you married yet?" and when i reply, with "not yet," they ask, "why?" another one i dislike is when i say that i'm american, people overseas ask, "then why do you look chinese?" that's because there are all kinds of americans! i'm chinese-american, but even some caucasian-americans are surprised by that. a comment i dislike is "your english is very good." that's because i was born in the usa, and that's because i have three degrees in english!!! kill me...

Being a foreigner in China, every time you meet a new Chinese person, they always ask the same questions: 1. Can you use chopsticks? 2. Have you adapted to Chinese culture/way of life? 3. Do you like China? 4. Why did you come to China? etc...... It's not that I hate these questions, it's that I get asked them so much that I already have a script ready and beause I get so bored with listening to myself repeat the same thing over and over again, the script gets shorter and shorter each time!

I do hate the questions about the intimate stuff, or personal information from the first time.

well, nice question but about me i dont have any specific question that i dont like to be asked , but sure dont like to be asked about personal information from first time

I hate to be constantly asked 'So what do you do during all those holidays teachers get?' Obviously I have to prepare for the next term, organise work sheets, read novels, finish correcting work etc. Secondly a lot of people ask me to translate documents into English or tutor their children for free. People assume that teachers have all the time in the world. Who would ask a doctors, lawyers, plumbers, electricians etc to give their their services for free?