It's okay to mingle with your fellow HKers, but it's so important to be part of the local community and integrate. By doing this there's two way communication with the groups resulting in better understanding and acceptance of both cultures. Just keeping to yourselves is not going to help your new life in the UK.
u nailed it we ridicule the mainlanders for NOT speaking our lingo the way we do yet here in uk we encourage ppl NOT to integrate nor to assimilate how ironic n pathetic u guys r behaving in a way CONTRARY TO what u were advocating for in 2019 - ie expansion of ur horizon this video is a subscription to PAROCHIALISM coming here to live amongst the native english speakers is ur best chance to improve ur english which means u can read the original english texts without ANY LOSS IN TRANSLATION, ie ACQUISITION of FIRST-HAND INFO... immerse urselves in the culture of shakespeare, milton or even william blake to have a good command of the majesty n grandeur of the english language (n/or any other language/s ) is one of the greatest possessions one can have dont u dare squander this opportunity away!
Hong Kong people are a special breed of people. They can't even assimilate themselves into mainland China and demand Hong Kong to be independent. They will settle in a corner of England and fight for independence.
What is the point of this? Emigrating to another country and "proud" of no necessity to speak English due to many many Hong Kongers there!? So what is the rationale behind of emigrating to another country without mingling with their cultures!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!???????????????
@bu4874 : No English speaking in the UK ??? , for tourists only !!! For long-term immigration , English and University background is essential. Don't rely solely on QR code donation from HK relatives !!! 12 June You must then back to home 🏡 🏡 soon !!! 🎉🎉🤑🤑🤣🤣👍👍🙏🙏🙏
Lol.. my friends and I use to play the exact same game in HongKong, but we had to speak english the whole time...all was well until I had to order yin yun tea/coffee....at a lunch...hehehe..
@@Feudorkannabro 100 % agree with you! My best memories are those when wine farmers in France welcomed me into their home and fed me while I was bikepacking through France, and learning how to brand cows with a beautiful ranchers family in a small town in Southern Alberta!
As a BBC growing up in a random small town far from any city in the 80's, with only a small handful of Chinese people for the entire town who's only jobs were working in their gravy and chips-serving Chinese takeaways, to now living in Manchester, the past few years has truly been wtf
I'm CBC... and often wonder what life would be like for a 2nd or 3rd generation Chinese living in the UK..... do u still feel much of racism or some form of passive discrimination?? Canada has gotten a lot better in most cities... so it really depends on certain pockets/hoods... but regardless, racism won't die... but it's up to us to stand up to assholes/rednecks
if u r so good in english, why dont u try going there as a REFUGEE? TRY KNOCKING ON THE DOORS of the high consulates of ALL THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING COUNTRIES in hk, go tell them: "i cant live under the oppressive regime such as that of PRC" and good luck to u and GOOD RIDDANCE.
I born in the USA. They forced me to learn mandarin. I know cantonese, but I'm banned on tiktok. But then again. I'm none of above. -_-' Is english necessary in USA nope. But you have to learn mandar in.... But you can survive only with cantonese in America.
