Bonjour Je viens de Malaisie où il y a personne qui parle la langue française. (I meant to say nobody speaks French.) J'apprends français seulement pour le plaisir.

Don't be shy to practice, try to speak English more often to build up your confidence in the language. Watch more English shows/movies, listen to English songs, read more material in English. Slowly but gradually, if you put in effort, you'll get there. All the best!

"Ang moh" is a common slang used in Malaysia and Singapore meaning "Caucasian". it translates literally to the Hokkien dialect as "red hair".

yes. one must think beyond romantic love for this question. i love my parents, my siblings, and my closest friends.

celebrate my success, enjoy a bit, then proceed to the next goal and reach for greater heights

Hi, from what i understand from your question, "strong word" is a way of describing something more forcefully to show more emphasis. For example, a stronger word for "upset" could be "depressed"; "angry" and "furious", "happy" and "ecstatic" or "elated", "surprised" and "dumbstruck" etc.

No matter how far we fly, in the end our homeland will be our nest to return. Every country has its good and bad points, so it depends on how we perceive a country. I am proud to be a Malaysian. Compared to other parts of the world, I would say that Malaysia is still relatively peaceful... There are some things I love, and some I dislike about here. I don't much like the government, though, because of corruption and inefficiency etc. There's definitely room for improvement! Overall, I have a silent, but sure love for my country even if I don't go out of the way to show it. I think I'm satisfied with the present government and hope for the better. (By the way, it's ''Are you satisfied with your government")