I really like seeing you and dan tgt on the camera. And that reminds me of my Uk boyfriend too ;'( especially when Dan said凍檸茶少甜and he likes 腸粉. They have quite a lot of things in common😂 We spent lots of time tgt in hk and he finally back to his country. So, we are in a long distance relationship right now😔I miss him so much. It's really nice that you and him can be staying in the same city. I would be so excited if we could hang out tgt as two interracial couples haha and I do speak lots of Cantonese in front of him, especially I wanna told him off. Anyway, you two are a lovely couple and wishing you a happy anniversary xx 👫💕
i just subscribe to your channel a few days ago, you and your bf is soooooo cute together, even you guys said marriage is too early for you guys but i can see it will go along way, cant wait to see that day actually happens.
So envious that you can speak so many languages fluently huhu my only fluent ones are English and mandarin, Malay I had to learn because Jr's compulsory where I live, picked up hokkien from my mom's family when I moved and my canto is so so shabby :"")
i love ur videos j lou!! thank u for always making my day :)) hope to see more content!! supported u from very early videos im so happy to see you grow from then
Liking this chinglish themed video! It's fun to watch someone seamlessly mode-switch between English and canto. I would do it in more in my daily life, but hardly anyone I know understands canto or is fluent enough in both to understand 😂
New sub here. I don't normally comment on RU-vid, but I wanted to say that I love your videos and that Dan's answer about how funny you are is really true. In particular whenever you mess around or make a joke "off the cuff", you can see that sparky personality. It's extra impressive because I saw the video reviewing your old stuff and how nervous you were! Anyway, please keep doing what you do and I'll keep watching. Love from UK.
Like most other Chinese dialects that aren't Mandarin, Cantonese is only a spoken language, but it uses Chinese characters that you would pronounce as Cantonese words. (Might be a bit confusing I know.) You can't really get a full grasp of it unless you were born in a Canto-speaking household or you live in a Canto-speaking region. If you are still in uni, try looking into study abroad opportunities. If not, use online tutorials to help you at least get some basic communication skills before you go to HK. After several months to a few years of living there you probably will pick up enough to be conversational. However, English is pretty common in HK, you can get by pretty okay on just English so if you are trying to live there I would not worry too much. You could probably find work at foreign companies and in business-related positions (English and Mandarin are important if you want to do business). Side note, you may also want to consider Singapore as it's very multicultural and most people there speak fluent English - all street signs, public transportation announcements, maps, etc. are in English and as such a lot of foreigners like to visit/live there. (Malaysia is the case too, but jobs there will require you to be able to speak Malay as well.)
You guys are always very funny. I am just wondering, how does your dad and mom interact? Since your mom and dad don’t speak the same language? What kind of hurdles do your parents face?
Your videos are really funny and interesting! Love them xx! Btw, can you please tell where did you get this white top? It’s really stylish and beautiful!!!
Suggest you set up an account on ‘bili bili’ and also post your videos there, which is the most popular video website in China. Many people would like your lovely videos
