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AlreadyInDebt said:Awesome! Wonton... you kill me, blade!
Nice! Always happen to entertain and amuse.
AlreadyInDebt said:Awesome! Wonton... you kill me, blade!
canada said:to clarify, you're cantonese but know taiwanese?
immunoant said:Newquamire, uhhhh.... what is TAS? I guess that answer your question (no). But I do think I ran into you when interviewing at PENN.
PS. do you like peanut butter?
I've thought of Mongolian Beef, but then it's too long and plus CalBeE resembles my name more.Blade28 said:Hey, a fellow Honker! Nice!
But...your name...Kal Bi?...like the Korean food...so confused...
Oh yea...Totoro is a Japanese character...what's up with that huh?jlee9531 said:does it count that im a korean boy who can read some of the characters?
Newquagmire said:only asked cause i know a hot girl from TAS
whoa, how'd you know? i puked twice at my host's, and they placed me there again for the revisit (i hope you're not reading this). *insert fuzzy memory of luncheon here* were you sitting across from me? the only other asian person i remember there was a viet who's going to HMS
i love and respect all Asian groups. hahaCalBeE said:Oh yea...Totoro is a Japanese character...what's up with that huh?
ImmunoANT said:CORRECTION:
Newquagmire, you are that poor guy.....
ImmunoANT said:to clarify, i'm taiwanese and definitely not going to HMS.
Newquagmire said:
Thanks for pointing it out for all of SDN to see. I have so many stories from med school interviews it's unbelievable I got into any at all.
Case in point: I missed my flight (and half my interviews) and caught a later one to UTSW.
ImmunoANT said:well, then you should know who i am. excluding the gilrs and two other white guys, then there was me.
exmike said:was the hms girl from houston?
exmike said:was the hms girl from houston?
am seriously thinking of it (but on the other hand, spain/france is also very tempting too...) I'm from 台中縣, how about u guys? SDN party in Taiwain? cooooool ....
pekq said:Very hard habit to break. We also end every sentance with "ah, eh and etc."
exmike said:IS THAT WHY I ALWAYS DO THAT?!?
I've been wondering why I do that. Now it makes sense.
pekq said:Ah, TAS. Famous for turning out idols like B.A.D. My ex-roomate is now some tv drama star in Taiwan. Shoulda got his autograph so I can auction it on ebay to the fangirls.
My family is from Kaoshiung so we speak a very thick Taiwanese. It kinda makes us sound unsophisticated. It also carries into our mandarin so when we refer to "other people" we say "len jia" which is usually something girls say when they are flirting with boys. Very hard habit to break. We also end every sentance with "ah, eh and etc."
If there's gonna be a SDN party, it's gotta be at Taipei because face it, everybody stops by at Taipei when they visit Taiwan.
Actually, imho, Mandarin is a bit too nasal-sounding to suit a wide variety of music. It works wonders with syrupy love songs, but it does not go as well with faster, more rhythmic songs or rap (relative to other languages). This deficit is even more apparent in Cantonese...longhornjas said:I personally think Taiwanese sounds funny hehe. Not good for songs :/ I think Chinese & Japanese are the best sounding languages when it comes to music.
longhornjas said:It's cool to see some ppl on this forum from Taiwan All of my relatives except for a few live in Taiwan - my dad's family lives in Taichung & my mom's family lives in Kaosiung. Those are the only places I visit whenever I go back...never been to Taipei That's definitely something on my to-do list.
I agree w/Canada & sunkist ..meeting someone who can speak Taiwanese sure makes the conversation more interesting I wish more people at UT spoke it, I only know of a couple that do (mainly graduate students and some alumni).
I personally think Taiwanese sounds funny hehe. Not good for songs :/ I think Chinese & Japanese are the best sounding languages when it comes to music.
Here's a phrase for u guys to decode: Wa eh badoh zuh yow eh! Li gah oo mingia hoh wa jia? Duh xia! Haha my taiwanese pinyin(?) sucks
Newquagmire said:I'll take advantage of this thread's resurrection and karma's nonfunctioning to say go China (the real china)
longhornjas, some korean hip hop sounds really super smooth.
VCMM414 said:Actually, imho, Mandarin is a bit too nasal-sounding to suit a wide variety of music. It works wonders with syrupy love songs, but it does not go as well with faster, more rhythmic songs or rap (relative to other languages). This deficit is even more apparent in Cantonese...
Japanese, on the other hand, is fairly versatile.
longhornjas said:Here's a phrase for u guys to decode: Wa eh badoh zuh yow eh! Li gah oo mingia hoh wa jia? Duh xia! Haha my taiwanese pinyin(?) sucks
Al Pacino said:My stomach is hungry~ Do you have anything for me to eat. Thanks for your help.
longhornjas said:Some of Jay Chou's music includes rap Most of his songs are pretty rhythmic too...but then his style is pretty unique compared to traditional Mandarin music.
hamhamfan said:Jay Chou is so... so awesome
exmike said:There is a fake china?
Taiwan isnt China, so how could there be a fake one? Taiwan is Taiwan, China is China.Newquagmire said:yeah, the island called taiwan. jay chou slurs his words. there was a Time article (asia version) on him a while back...
exmike said:Taiwan isnt China, so how could there be a fake one? Taiwan is Taiwan, China is China.
Yes, jay chous slurs his words. i noticed that. maybe he has a speech impediment.
Newquagmire said:isn't the official name of taiwan still the "republic of china?"
dunno about a speech impediment, but the Time magazine article mentioned something about his elementary school teachers thinking he needed "special" attention.
i think my friend from washu made you ut-austin folks a program brochure earlier this year (she's really good at digital imaging).
exmike said:Ah.. dont want to get into politics on this board. "Republic of China" is outdated. Noone says that anymore. In fact theyre moving towards dropping that off the official name of Taiwan.
My family in Taiwan dates back hundreds of years, so we have a different vantage point than the "ROC" people.
Newquagmire said:outdated, perhaps, but it's still official. good luck averting nuclear war.
i hear the natives didn't really care for the nationalists either *shrug*
Good callexmike said:There cant be nuclear war, taiwan doesnt have nukes
exmike said:Ah.. dont want to get into politics on this board. "Republic of China" is outdated. Noone says that anymore. In fact theyre moving towards dropping that off the official name of Taiwan.
My family in Taiwan dates back hundreds of years, so we have a different vantage point than the "ROC" people.
NDESTRKT - yeah i'll be right next to you over in Ohio at case western. Looks like i'll be away from cali for another four years. no more 99 ranch!
I get that alot...but there's reason why I chose the name "CalBeE".NDESTRUKT said:oh man what'll i do without 99 ranch! haha jk. i actually grew up in indiana and went to high school there. my parents moved to san diego whilst i was in college but man...the breaks in CA have been the bomb and working in LA has too...i'm gonna miss my friends here.
i thought calbee was korean too - like the meat haha how funny.
CalBeE said:I get that alot...but there's reason why I chose the name "CalBeE".
And actually there is a small Asian Population in Atlanta, so that's why Ranch 99 will actually make a profit there.
Small but large enough to have a Ranch 99...obviouslyNewquagmire said:sorry. nuclear massacre.
there's small asian populations everywhere, including rural indiana. so why is ranch 99 in atlanta?!
exmike said:"Republic of China" is outdated. Noone says that anymore. In fact theyre moving towards dropping that off the official name of Taiwan.
My family in Taiwan dates back hundreds of years, so we have a different vantage point than the "ROC" people.
CalBeE said:Small but large enough to have a Ranch 99...obviously
Newquagmire said:sorry. nuclear massacre.
there's small asian populations everywhere, including rural indiana. so why is ranch 99 in atlanta?!
NDESTRUKT said:when i went to high school in indiana, i had NO asian friends. In fact I knew maybe 2 asians. i didn't date any asian girls...i mean i had the idea that asian girls weren't pretty at all.
then i moved to california, and my life changed drastically after that (but my gf is still white lol)
Newquagmire said:i'm sorry, i missed the point. congrats on your return to corn country =)