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- I just found something really sad and brutal. The truth is no matter how hard you work on your second language , you will NEVER be a native speaker. As a Chinese , I have been living in the States for 5 years. I love American cultures ( but mainly old fashioned, like Jazz or something ) As Frank Sinatra said “ I wanna be a part of it. New York New York “ I love the US more than China. But nobody will think I’m an American unless either I was born and raised in the US or I don’t have an Asian look. As you see I can’t handle English as well as abc guys , I don’t have a recognizable face or icon. Everybody assumes I have the same point of view as other Chinese have. The same to the people who are learning Asian languages. Even if some foreigners can speak perfect Chinese in China , they are still foreigners. The world need to be improved.October 11, 202103
- Two rice ? When I go to the Asian restaurants and order the extra rice for delivery , how should I say it ? Can I get two rice ? (Lame lol ) Can I get two cuppa rice ? ( kinda wired) Can I get two pieces of rice ? ( sucks ) Can I get two items of rice ? ( too formal and still weird) I have no idea with that, do you ?August 24, 2021151
- Do we say man to a woman ? I’m kind of interested in New York’s street English , I sometimes see black people here keep saying “ this is dope man , come on man “ when they actually talk to a man, but I want to know when they talk to a girl , do they drop the style or just use “ ma’am “ instead ? Thank youJune 6, 2021282

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