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Robert Moore
东亚*
Eli Clark
FPBP
Leo Anderson
忧郁的台湾乌龟 憂鬱的臺灣烏龜
Ayden Gomez
안녕 친구들
Nathaniel Sanchez
Kyopo fella or waygook? >tfw literally living in a state without much Korean population despite its population
Easton Young
외국인
(You)는?
어느 주에?
Hudson Morales
FL (transplant from CA tho). Not much Asian here to begin with actually.
Logan Clark
아 난 CA에 살아
근데 all of the 한국말할수 있는 사람이 LA에서 있어
>항상 혼자 공부하기 >그 느낌
Gabriel Torres
Try going to Sunnyvale if you live in the Bay. Sunnyvale은 McDonald's가 맥도날드라고 한글 간판이 있는데야 >tfw went a college in the Bay Area >two Korean groceries in Sunnyvale and there's one or two in Oakland catering to Berkeley students
SD and OC (Fullerton, Irvine, you name it) have good # of Koreans as well.
Not sure about like 'Jefferson' part or inland like Sacramento. Those parts are completely alien to me
Liam Russell
Ah well, I am not from any of those areas but if I go near them I'll take a look
Joshua Morgan
It's funny that Koreans think Koreans are everywhere in CA but actually Koreans only live in LA area (LA, OC, SD) and some in the Bay. Even in the Bay, I would say Seattle or Dallas have more Koreans than the Bay area. Koreans in the Bay area end up going to SoCal to get Korean stuffs or go elsewhere for cheaper living.
Landon Williams
wtf you saying bout sunnyvale?
Mason Hall
支持东亚thread
Benjamin Reed
OldBoy 2003 was
Damn...........
Aaron Gutierrez
안녕 친구들. 오늘은 좀 시원하네.
Connor Carter
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Joseph Powell
Korean here from Oakland who doesn't speak a word of Korean.
San Jose is the nicest and cleanest for a Korean fresh off the plane. But, transportation sucks and it's the most boring. Try grabbing a place on the peninsula in Palo Alto, San Mateo or Mountain View.
San Francisco is the most convenient since transportation is all there, but there are way way more Chinese who will make you hate yourself for being Asian.
Oakland/East Bay is the fastest growing and is much cleaner and safer this year than previous. There have been at least 10 new Korean businesses opening just in the last few months alone. And a lot of space and land is being bought by Korean business owners to bring in more Koreans to push out poor chinks.
Blake Sanders
>Oakland/East Bay So Koreans are doing what hipsters are doing in other shithole cities? I hope Koreans to develop that area for the fuck's sake as the Bay is too expensive and there should be some habitable neighborhoods for someone to stay there for rising housing price. Palo Alto is totally fucked, 1.5 million for 1000 ft house I said Sunnyvale is Korean central in SF area.
Angel Garcia
您好。
查到了!
John Nguyen
不懂
Aiden Ross
除了我还有没有住在美国的中国人
William Miller
I tried to translate "checked" to chink. I guess it was the wrong translation to use.
查过了 would make more sense i think 查到 generally means found something
Matthew Morales
今天上廁所還沖水,對於我這種崇洋媚外的舉動,而漠視了14億中國人的文化和感受,我表示非常遺憾。
Henry Turner
>查过了 Fug, looks like you're right. Haven't been using much chink these days.
Caleb Miller
呆在这太久,中文差不多都忘了。 海外的人都住在 NY/CALI 吧
Julian Cruz
You should. It's extremely useful.
Nathaniel Kelly
Do 華僑 hate 中国共産党?
Eli Miller
为了我的中文课,我最近去纽约法拉盛采访中国人,他们都有点尴尬,有可能很少跟非中国人说中文 哈哈
Wyatt King
I might be translating some indie English game into chink >for free some time in the future, but there isn't any confirmation yet.
Ayden Gray
yes. we will join up and kill some more commies once the time comes
Juan Wright
It's always weird at first to hear a non Chinese person speak Chinese, but it's also really nice to know that someone went through the hardship of learning Chinese How'd you like flushing?
Elijah Nguyen
no, hating is for immature teenagers
Charles Thomas
That would be awesome of you. Maybe post about it here one day.
Aiden Long
很多在大城市 大学读在美国的会移到其它州的
Gabriel Ramirez
Pretty good. I've only been there a few times so far as I've only recently moved to NYC for college. I ordered some 羊肉串 in Chinese and the woman selling them looked like she saw a ghost or something. Once I have some time I'd definitely like to start studying some Cantonese again so I can communicate in the Manhattan Chinatown since it's much closer to me than the Flushing one.
Dominic Hill
It's a long shot, but do they have a study program for min chinese/fuzhounese? A large portion of the recent migrants in New York are from Fujian and speak the dialect. I've honestly never heard of an American guy speak it but I know the reactions would be hilarious to watch
David Murphy
There's a lot of Taiwanese teachers at my college who can speak Taiwanese Minnan, but since Taiwanese is part of the Southern Min dialects and Fuzhounese is Eastern Min, I don't think they're mutually intelligible. However I have found some resources for Eastern Min online, maybe I'll have to study a bit sometime and head down to 小福州 in the Two Bridges area to converse with people.
>I know the reactions would be hilarious to watch Chinese people definitely love it when non-Chinese can speak dialects. When I was in 遵义 my friends liked teaching me some 遵义话 words. I really would like to learn a dialect, but resources are hard to come by, and I'd probably end up having to use resources written in Mandarin. I studied some Shanghainese before, but I never got to use it in Shanghai since there's so many 外地人. Actually, Glossika has resources for Hakka and Wenzhounese.
I've been studying some Uyghur recently but even here in NYC, there's basically no Uyghurs. Even the "Uyghur restaurants" here are run by Uzbeks.
