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发表于 2-2-2006 02:13 PM
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原帖由 翼以亿 于 2-2-2006 02:09 PM 发表
Chinese New Year?
I didn't go home this Chinese New Year. How about you guys?
However, my school (I'm studying in Thailand) has had a Lunar New Year (we call it Lunar New Year because the Vietna ...
WAH!!!u study in thailand wor??good or not?? |
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发表于 2-2-2006 03:01 PM
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发表于 5-2-2006 01:40 PM
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well, i stay in at)home all (during)the chinese new year and
only monday i went out with friends (I went out with friends only on Monday)
sigh, chinese new year of this year is quite bored (This Chinese New Year was quite boring)
and my teachers also gave us alot of homework to do while the cny (and my teachers gave us a lot of homework)
but i faced a little problem with them (However, I didn't have much problem doing them)
and i worry i can't finish its in this few days (But I'm worried that I couldn't finish them within these few days)
by the way,what're you study about?
(By the way, what're young studying?)
and are you thai?(Are you Thai? )
it seen interesting to me(It seems interesting...)
any mistake of language or grammar?
i would like to know |
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发表于 5-2-2006 01:41 PM
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I'm Chinese Malaysian, not Thai.
My major is biology; I'm a senior - going to graduate this May! |
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发表于 8-2-2006 12:08 AM
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seems like you should open a thread stating your nationality and reintroduce yourself to all the members here...
quite often been mistaken by a thai...
hehehe...
well, back to the topic you were talking about...
chinese new year is nothing just another day for me...
nothing is special as any other day for me here...
not that i don't like CNY, but the joyful feeling is not there anymore...
the kind of feeling that you often have whenever a festive season comes while you were young...
hehehe...
most probably maturity has taken away all the child-like behaviour i used to have...
probably... |
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发表于 8-2-2006 10:40 AM
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ATTENTION PLEASE!!!
I'M A CHINESE MALAYSIAN, NOT THAI, NOT CHINESE THAI, BUT CHINESE MALAYSIAN!!
Is the above sentence clear enough?...  |
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发表于 8-2-2006 07:02 PM
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Hello, nice to meet you all!
I want to improve my english too. |
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发表于 8-2-2006 08:06 PM
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原帖由 翼以亿 于 8-2-2006 10:40 发表
ATTENTION PLEASE!!!
I'M A CHINESE MALAYSIAN, NOT THAI, NOT CHINESE THAI, BUT CHINESE MALAYSIAN!!
Is the above sentence clear enough?...
that was rather quick...
hehehe...
however, i think you should say Malaysian Chinese instead of Chinese Malaysian...
i doubt they both bare the same meaning, do they? |
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发表于 8-2-2006 08:09 PM
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原帖由 BeLpurple 于 8-2-2006 19:02 发表
Hello, nice to meet you all!
I want to improve my english too.
welcome, welcome...
what do you want to learn?
hehehe... |
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发表于 8-2-2006 08:10 PM
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原帖由 BeLpurple 于 8-2-2006 19:02 发表
Hello, nice to meet you all!
I want to improve my english too.
welcome, welcome...
what do you want to learn?
hehehe... |
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发表于 9-2-2006 02:11 PM
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原帖由 illusions 于 8-2-2006 07:06 PM 发表
that was rather quick...
hehehe...
however, i think you should say Malaysian Chinese instead of Chinese Malaysian...
i doubt they both bare the same meaning, do they?
At first I always called myself Malaysian Chinese. However, my lecturer (he is from the States!) told me that I should say Chinese Malaysian. Chinese living in the states are called Chinese Americans. So Chinese living in Malaysia are Chinese Malaysians. |
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发表于 10-2-2006 01:08 AM
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that is exactly what i said...
chinese malaysia and malaysian chinese are two different thing...
there is an order for such a word to describe specifically 馬來西亞華人 from 中國馬來西亞人。
this what i guess, dont know whether you got what i said or not...
hehehe.. |
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发表于 13-2-2006 09:50 PM
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原帖由 翼以亿 于 9-2-2006 02:11 PM 发表
At first I always called myself Malaysian Chinese. However, my lecturer (he is from the States!) told me that I should say Chinese Malaysian. Chinese living in the states are called Chinese A ...
I think "a chinese Malaysian" is an immigrant from China into malaysia; and "a malaysian chinese" is a chinese (whose ancestors are imigrants from china) born in malaysia. |
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发表于 13-2-2006 10:12 PM
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原帖由 靓仔翰 于 13-2-2006 21:50 发表
I think "a chinese Malaysian" is an immigrant from China into malaysia; and "a malaysian chinese" is a chinese (whose ancestors are imigrants from china) born in malaysia.
that is what i mean what...haiz...
anyway thanks very much for confirming... |
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发表于 14-2-2006 08:32 PM
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When I told others (especially Westerners!) that I'm a Malaysian Chinese, they would think I'm a Malaysian living in China. It was the Americans who told me I should use Chinese Malaysian instead of Malaysian Chinese. Anyway, I'm the third generation Chinese Malaysian; my granparents migrated from China. In addition, I don't see myself as part of Malaysia. So I don't mind calling myself Chinese Malaysian. |
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发表于 17-2-2006 03:15 PM
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hi,everybody.
it's nice to be here to learn english from you all.
almost 7 year graduated from college but stil failed to speak english well.
颓丧中...
要找家庭英语教师了... |
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发表于 18-2-2006 09:58 PM
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发表于 21-2-2006 10:25 PM
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发表于 22-2-2006 01:03 AM
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Hey everyone...finally, an english thread! Let me introduce myself. I'm Cindy, a KL-ian living and disliking live in Ipoh, currently slacking my days away awaiting for the doomed STPM results. Hopefully it'll bring me out of Ipoh and back to KL which I miss the most. I don't mind studying in states like Penang, Johor, Selangor and East Malaysia either. |
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发表于 24-2-2006 10:28 AM
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CindyL,
What will you do after STPM? Are you accepted into government university? Or will you study in private college? |
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