PC Bang Edition
Invited:
中華 China (大陆 Mainland, 臺灣 Taiwan, 香港 Hong Kong, 澳門 Macao)
日本 Japan
한국/조선 Korea
Moнгoл yлc Mongolia
Anyone interested in East Asia
FAQ
What are some good resources for learning East Asian languages?
Japanese:
See the Japanese thread: >>>/int/japanese
Korean:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fg4tlyqp2JE
http://www.howtostudykorean.com/unit0/
http://www.talktomeinkorean.com/curriculum/
http://www.mykoreancoach.com/korean-listening-training/
http://dongsa.net/
Mandarin:
http://www.learnnc.org/lp/pages/6427
http://resources.allsetlearning.com/chinese/pronunciation/
http://resources.allsetlearning.com/chinese/grammar/
https://www.mdbg.net/chindict/chindict.php
Other Languages:
Ask in the thread. Even if it’s obscure, someone will probably have some suggestions.
Isn't 4chan blocked in Mainland China?
No, likely because so few Chinese come to 4chan, 4chan itself isn't blocked. However, because Google services are throttled and the captcha is owned by Google, in order to post, Chinese posters must use a 4chan pass to bypass the captcha, as it never loads.
why is china so autistic cunt?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFjdMKJVkzQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9g-Mgogiok
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agsh95AioXQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCUMK1rL9ZM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1q0jtnDQ40
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHQi5Jo7wq0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQLLNSEeGaE
>>57164729
rude
>>57164325
>>57164325
I really, really, really love east asian pubes.
>>57164857
What is so special about east asian pubes?
>>57166000
Nice trips. Any more interesting tidbits about your trip?
>>57166092
Nothing much recently. HK trip isn't until later next month. I'll probably be returning to Zunyi for a few days next month as well. Also considering a trip to Xinjiang but that's rather uncertain. This weekend I might go to Nanjing, although because I'm feeing 摳門兒 I might try taking the 40 kuai bus instead of the high speed train, but we'll see..
loser reporting in
>>57164857
Haram middle eastern pubes > all other pubes desu
>>57166292
low life 4 life
Good evening
>>57166256
Isn't Xinjiang very dangerous? Please take some pictures of Nanjing, I've never been there but I really like the old architecture there.
>>57166447
From what I've heard the ethnic tensions in Xinjiang can be tense at times, although I think it's not as bad right now as compared to how at has been at certain points in the past. The security tends to be quite tight, of course.
Now that I think about it, I might actually put off Nanjing until next weekend because I just checked and of course, by now most tickets are sold out. Train tickets aren't too bad in terms of price, it seems. About 300rmb for a round trip.
Some chink here who can read sea script?
I need something read which is written on a pot so I can't really put it into my pc except a foto.
>>57166997
I see. Still, please take care if you go to Xinjiang. I get carsick easily so I would take the train over the bus every time. I'm off to sleep now. Good night.
>>57167335
seal* script
>>57164325
>east asia
>doesn't feature Russia
you wut
The price make me believe that I am not living in a shithole.
>>57167595
大麥克
>>57167337
唔該
早抖
>>57167595
>tfw want mcdonalds now
>>57167335
have a Khaoula
>>57168112
That is haram my friend. You don't want to get stoned don't you.
Anyway here goes nothing. If someone can encrypt a little bit or make some sense out of it he has my thanks.
>you will never be from hong kong
>>57164325
>你这一辈子不会上日本的高中当学生
为何生活下去?
>>57169041
very good copy of common pasta!
>>57169108
Real talk though, why do most westerners who speak Chinese suck at it?
>>57169285
Cause Chinese is a dumb language
Because they never learn international chinese ㄅㄆㄇㄈ basis of pronunciation
>>57164729
what the fuck
厭倦了自慰的生活
Caйн бaйнa yy нaйзyyд минь.
>>57169041
>那个没有可爱的女朋友时的感觉
How do Chinese/Japanese dictionaries work?
For example, if a Japanese person sees a kanji he doesn't know, and wants to look it up in a dictionary, how does he do so?
And to my understanding, with traditional chinese caracters you can use the radical of the symbol to look it up in the dictionary, but how difficult is this in practice? And what about simplified Chinese, how do you use dictionaries for symbols you don't recognize?
>>57169285
nahh, dont blame ya, chinese is hard to learn, even i suck at it
>>57169285
>why do most anglos who speak Chinese suck at it?
ftfy
>>57169804
actual Mongol or just a language learner?
>>57170018
Sorry m8, I'm just studying Mongolian.
>>57170052
have you gotten the hang of pronounciation and orthography yet? It seems rather difficult in Mongolian (though I could be wrong)
>>57169946
Today many people probably just use electronic dictionaries, but here are some methods used for physical dictionaries: http://clearchinese.com/chinese-writing/dictionary-howto.htm
>>57170052
Are you the guy who was asking about Mongolia here before?
>>57169946
It's not difficult to check Chinese dictionary at all, just find the radical and count the number of stroke of that character, characters in dict. are arranged in ascending order according to the no. of strokes.
Fuck China
>>57169736
我终于找到一份工作
>>57170416
太好了!是甚麼工作呢?
>>57170285
are there sometimes characters where the number of strokes is not so obvious, or are you always able to detect the correct number of strokes if you're used to Chinese characters?
>>57169857
>无女感
is most aesthetic imo
>>57170087
Sort of. I have two actual Mongolians helping me and a load of audio tapes and books. I have progressed pretty far but it has only been a few months.
>>57170246
It was probably me. I'm likely the only legitimate, unironic Mongoliaboo on /int/.
>>57170625
>I'm likely the only legitimate, unironic Mongoliaboo on /int/.
nah I'm a Mongoliaboo too. Not to the extent of learning the language, but I'm quite fond of Mongolian history and culture, especially the music. And while I may not be learning the language, I still absolutely love how it sounds.
>>57170473
>Aparil 01
>>57170688
Their folk music gives me chills 2bh.
what's the easiest cunt-eye language to learn?
i would imagine indonesian/malay because no tones + latin alphabet, right?
>>57169946
Simplified Chinese is the same way. You look up the radical, they're organized by the number of strokes, and then you look up the character based on how many strokes the rest of the character has.
>>57170786
I've heard several times that Indonesian is one of the easiest languages to learn (at least, for a Westerner).
>>57170482
It's obvious for most characters, like this character has 8 strokes
>>57170786
Probably Vietnamese since those cucks were forced into a Latin alphabet
>>57170786
Whichever one you're interested in.
Learning another language, even a simple one, is no easy task. Motivation and raw interest are the biggest deciding factors in how long it takes you to get a good grasp on a language.
A weeaboo who eats, sleeps, and breathes Japan will probably learn Nipnong speak quicker than you'll learn Indonesian as a normal guy just looking for an easy second language to tackle, despite how much more there is to Japanese than Indonesian in general.
>>57170882
Vietnamese is a tonal language though, those are difficult to grasp for Westerners.
>>57164325
We have chinese shitposters here?
>>57171084
>荷兰
你觉得比利时给你戴绿帽子怎么样?
>>57170786
Hmong is pretty easy
They use the Roman script like Vietnam except without all those ugly tone markers.
Their tones are marked with letters on the ends of words.
-b = high tone
-j = falling tone
-m = glottalized
-v = rising
So neb, nej, nem, and nev are all pronounced the same, they just have different tones.
>>57170553
Nice
孔子曰:無女感
>>57170625
You should definitely go to Mongolia someday. My friend worked there for a while. He recently told me a story of how a Mongolian friend of his showed him his AK-47, kek
>>57171313
I find using letters to mark tones pretty cool. Zhuang does the same thing.
>>57171291
卧槽
How hard would your languages be for someone who's native language is 7 cases, 7 tenses, four moods, three genders, more irregularities than some languages have dictionary words, coarse "clitic-ized" pronunciation with merciless amount of vowels, gazillion dialects...
Grammar-wise, not vocabulary (because our vocabularies are terrestrially apart)
Just showing above I'm used to some hardcore shit. English was a cake walk for me, Romance languages (currently learning Portuguese) seem pretty intuitive and much easier. Man, even Turkish seems easier
>>57171491
>/pol/孔子曰:无女者,悲伤也;好自慰者,恶败类也;纳粹者,大人也。
>>57171883
For languages like Mandarin, Cantonese, Hmong, Vietnamese, etc. the hard part isn't grammar, it's pronunciation.
Unless you are born speaking a tonal language it is incredibly difficult to grasp.
>>57171491
I will certainly go to Mongolia soon. I want to ride a motorcycle across the country.
こんにちは
>>57171883
Hard. English is easy because it's a latin-based language with grammar that is essentially a simple version of yours. Chinese is just completely different.
Example: If you say you want a hot dog in English, you can say 'Hot dog', 'hawt dawg', 'hoot dog' or some shit like that and everyone will still know what you're saying. If you want to order 肉丝 rou-si in Chinese but you pronounce it like 肉刺 rou-ci, no one will understand what the fuck you're talking about.
Also, tones matter, a lot. When I first learning Chinese I went into an arts shop because I wanted to pick up some ink to practice calligraphy, I was talking to the shopkeep and asked him where he kept his ink (mò 墨, means Chinese ink), but I didn't pay attention to the tones (thought the context would make it obvious), so I kept asking him for 摸 (mō, to touch). He had no idea what the fuck I was saying, after 5 minutes I found the ink and pointed it out to him, he said 'Oh, 墨!' and then gave me a lesson in how to actually pronounce that shit.
Honestly most of my Chinese progress is because of screw ups like that + drinking in 茶馆 + dating a 党员
>>57171491
Zhuang is pretty cool. I'm biased because I'm a half-Hmong and think my language is cool.
Is Mandarin worth learning over German? I've narrowed down what I am going to take next year to those two. I still can't decide
>>57164325
"조선" xD xD only north koreans use that. Unless, of course, you're stuck in a time period before 1890 :P
>>57172726
No.
>>57172726
German is a dead language soon anyway.
Learn Mandarin or Spanish, it is actually useful.
>>57172726
I would take German. Mandarin is really useful, but quite a headache. First of all, the tones–I'm a korean, and we don't have tones to distinguish between similar sounding words (unless it's a form of dialect). The chinese exchange students at my school are trying to teach me mandarin (passively of course), and I'm having a hard time. Also, writing.....I know simplified characters are supposed to be easier, but they're still quite difficult to learn–I've tried before and failed miserably.
German, on the other hand, has difficulty in pronunciation and a complex grammar system, but I think it's easier than other latin-based languages like french and a HELL of a lot easier than Mandarin. Also, it uses the same alphabet (more or less) as English, so there's no new system of writing to learn.
>>57173133
Aber chinesisch ist ganz schwierig
>>57173137
I know French and Spanish already, and I wanted to take something that wasn't a Romance language
>>57173233
Deutsch auch.
>>57173137
I had problems learning the characters too, but I found a nice book which explains loads of characters meaning and history. It is called fun with chinese characters, and it gives good pictrograms to roughly 1000 common charactes.
Learning this made it a lot easier for me. Also I think that traditional characters are easier because the pictograms are still more visible.
brb finding a good screenshot.
>>57173364
I don't think german is considered to be a romance language. If you're not up for that, then go for korean :P pretty easy; we have a constructive alphabet system and NO TONES to stress over
>>57173488
Idk, I find german a lot easier than mandarin. Syntax, grammar, writing, reading, speaking–all of it seems easier to me. Also, apparently mandarin has no tenses?
>>57172941
fukkon saved
looks fun
gonna read it later
>>57173488
Here like this
It is part of the chinese language learning pack torrent that is floating around.
>>57173769
Well it is easier for English speakers or any European language speakers in general I won't deny that.
Question still stands how useful it is. But learning languages is alot about the fun so if someone likes German, go for it.
>>57173897
That's true; I think mandarin is more useful desu but after having been in china i'm not sure if I want to go back :P xD
Right, I got this translated last year, but my hard drive crashed and I don't know Korean.
Can someone please give the translation and the actual words in Korean?
>>57174104
>but after having been in china i'm not sure if I want to go back
This has been the experience of myself and literally every single person I've ever known who has learned Chinese. All of them regret it because they all come to hate China and especially the mainland fucking Chinese.
We had a running joke on our year abroad:
>What's the difference between a tourist in China and a racist?
>One week.
>>57174729
Wow is it really that bad? Funny, l have met lots of nice people (Chinese who moved abroad).
>>57174505
What words?
>>57175064
the ones on the splash guard on tank 217
>>57175115
It says
"조선인민의 철천지원쑤인 미제침략자들을 소멸하라!"
which means something like "Make the American imperialist aggressors, the sworn enemies of the Korean People, go extinct!"
>>57172032
Who taught Pepe Chinese and put him through highschool?
>>57164325
Fuck you Ching chong. Can't wait for your government to collapse or your people to get nuked.
>>57175380
thanks
>>57174879
Yes, it's really that bad. I'm not joking, the mainland Chinese are terrible human beings in general. There is a reason why they are universally despised by Hong Kongers/Taiwanese/Singaporeans/basically all overseas Chinese, as well as all of their immediate neighbors.
They are loud, rude, inconsiderate, back-stabbing, unprofessional thieves. The mainlanders do not give a single fuck about anyone outside their immediate circle. Ask anyone who does business in China or works with the Chinese and they will tell you exactly this.
It may sound like I'm exaggerating, but this has been my experience and the experience of everyone else I know who speaks Chinese or does business with them. If you come to China expecting mountains swirling with mist and traditional temples with gardens hidden around every corner and people practicing their traditional instruments and past times left and right, you're in for a shock.
I have an extremely positive opinion of the Chinese who move abroad - they are hard-working, disciplined people who keep their heads down and genuinely make their host country a better place. But you have to remember that the immigrants they let in to the west are the creme de la creme, they're not letting in the nongs and the shitheads who run rampant in China, they're only letting in the smart, educated, driven ones. Keep in mind that there is a reason why those Chinese emigrated in the first place and then refuse to go home, and I'll wager that money isn't the only motivator.
Also, read:
>>57172941
>>57175473
푸푸푸
>you will never have a cute Taiwanese GF
;__;
>>57166997
The ethnic tensions and riots ended about 6 months ago. Some ISIS-inspired groups got fucked up and exterminated in the far far far west.
You'd be safe from what I read about the current situation. The cities are even more so because they are pretty well-secured.
Just don't act like an idiot trying to take pictures and protesting.
>>57167595
>iphone
t. Iphone
>>57170882
>Cambodia
You're not east asian =}
>>57172941
Wow this is /brit/-tier autism.
>>57174729
I enjoyed China immensely.
Where did you go?
Nin Hao, Wo Xing Anon. Ren bu-fan wo, wo bu-fan-ren. :)
Learning mandarin pls no judge
>>57179737
Beijing/Tianjin/Dalian/Baoding/Taiyuan.
>>57175790
When mainland Chinese people abroad make way more money than the natives, have a far lower crime rate, and much better education... I start to suspect that there are a lot of decent Chinese people.
After visiting Hunan, Shandong, and Zhejiang for a month last summer, I decided that there are some good Chinese people and some bad Chinese people. It didn't seem very different from America except in wealth.
Your whole post reeks of autism, racism, and anecdotes.
>>>/pol/
>>57179856
您好,我姓无名,人不犯我我不犯人
It's bretty gud :^)
but if you're saying hello to a large group of people you should say 大家好
>>57179857
Oh wow so North/Northeast China.
I went to Eastern China. It was stunning how it could go from developed modern cities to poor rural villages in just 20 minutes on a train.
I thought the people were nice in the rural areas and cold in the cities. Like the difference between Texas (my home state) and New York.
Maybe the North of China is like the North of America? Everyone is meaner and colder to outsiders.
Sorry to hear you had a bad experience.
>>57180021
Is that formal? I like to be formal to the Chinese on H1Z1.
Food.
>>57180085
The thing is that I always got the impression that the rural parts of China were much better but simultaneously worse. It's sort of where in the west if you go to the suburbs or small towns, things just get quieter, people are friendlier, more hospitable, more nature around and such, but there's still a basic infrastructure and they're reasonably clean. The places I went to in China, the character of the people was certain friendlier (they still had the same extremely bad habits, I chalked it up to culture but it's hard to ignore it after a while), but the infrastructure was extremely poor or non-existent, and disease was a legitimate fear because of the lack of basic sanitation.
I have to live in China for my job, so I've been looking for a relatively developed place to move to. So far I've got my eye on 恩施, which looks quite nice, though I was thinking about Xiamen, Yunnan and Guangxi as well. I would only be worried about the dialect if I moved down near nam/Burma. Really though, when it comes to business it's not a very fun place to be. You really have to watch your back, moreso than anywhere else I've been to (which includes Mexico/Saudi Arabia/Europe/Singapore/Taiwan and several others).
Idk, I still have faith in China. My girlfriend is a really smart lass, when she found out about the interactions I was having with the other Chinese and the extent to which they were trying to cheat me all the time (these aren't just my anecdotes to her, she came with me a few times on trips to help with translation), she said she had no idea that those types of people existed in such numbers, and that she felt embarrassed as a Chinese person to have these sorts of people deal with foreigners. None of her friends are like that, they're all upstanding people. Gave me the impression that there are a few tiers of Chinese society that don't really interact with each other very much.
>>57180280
""""""""""""""""Food"""""""""""""""""""
>>57180178
大家好 is formal, it's fine. If you want to be extremely formal like at a conference, you could start off with 各位先生们,各位女士们,下午好 or something like that. if you're addressing a group of people 大家好 is actually better than 你们好 or 您们好
>>57180667
You don't want shrimps covered in mayo pineapple sprinkles sauce?
>>57180763
Alright.
Usally with americans, you'll say "WAIT WAIT WAIT" as not to get shot. Is there any equivilant in Mandarin?
>>57180663
It's a country that has developed from $200 per capita in 1980 to $8500 per capita in 2016. But a lot of that money is in the hands of the upper classes like in America. So development happens in the cities, while nothing happens in the rural areas.
Let's just say they developed economically faster than they did culturally or politically.
You have a bunch of newly rich people who for the first time in their life can now go flaunt their wealth a visit places.
I wouldn't call Chinese as nice as Japanese or Western Europeans. I just think there's a huge culture/wealth gap. It's something that will take time, and its foreigners duties to point out their shit.
But there's way too much sinophobia of Chinese when, as a 46 year old, I have seen the same in the late 80's and early 90's with the Japanese.
In twenty years the new fear/hate will be for Indians and ASEAN. Then Africans.
>恩施, which looks quite nice, though I was thinking about Xiamen, Yunnan and Guangxi as well
I'm sorry. I can't help. Sometimes we have a native mainlander come to these threads and he's well-traveled in China. (A sinoboo). Ask him and he'd probably provide more information.
I'd honestly talk to expats in China. There's forums for them on the internet.
>she said she had no idea that those types of people existed in such numbers, and that she felt embarrassed as a Chinese person to have these sorts of people deal with foreigners.
I've heard that Chinese businesses/salespeople have a tendency to screw over foreigners. There's some xenophobia in China and a very laissez faire attitude to business. If they can screw someone naive without good legal backing (most foreigners) they'll do it.
My experience working with Indian companies is similar to that. But they are far less competent. The Chinese deliver an inferior product. The Indians don't deliver one at all.
>>57180874
>sugar sprinkles on shrimp
When will you guys finally outweird Japan?
You have to beat the anthromorphic horse lolis first.
>>57179952
Those are all things that other Chinese readily admit mate. It's a very serious problem.The government has also commented on it. The milk powder scandals, Mattel lead paint stuff, sewer oil, fake eggs, fake medicine,the Fellowes case and most recently the Ezubao case (among others) are just the most publicized stuff.
I had a colleague when I was working in Tianjin who was working for a western company. He was saying that he goes out of his way to try to buy non-Chinese grown food for his daughter because he was so spooked by the food quality in China. We also got to talking about China's culture, specifically about the tendency to act like 小皇帝,我行我素,不管别人 sort of behavior, and in his explanation to me as to why things got like that, he was saying that he wasn't sure how to bring up his daughter. On one hand he could teach her to more 'western' in her outlook, that is to be more open to helping others and to be just more considerate in general, but if he did that then he was afraid that she would be taken advantage of her entire life if she remained in China. On the other hand, he could teach her to act 'Chinese' insofar as adopting more of an every-man-for-himself attitude, but then that would contribute nothing towards fixing the problem.
Yes China has some good and some bad like everywhere else in the world, the problem is that the bad ones are far more ubiquitous than elsewhere in the world, and when it comes to business, the law is poor at protecting victim.
>>57180947
Yeah, you say 共产党百万岁,打倒小日本!to appease the apparatchiks
>>57181199
I think a lot of the problem (at least when it comes to business) stems from the fact that China became a big market so quickly, it got flooded with relatively naive westerners. If you're a peasant who just came to the big city, $20,000 would be a LOT of money, easily more than you could make in a decade as a farmer. I would be tempted to screw people over too, it's just too easy.
I'm actually extremely fascinated by how the GPCR/Mao Era influenced modern Chinese business attitudes. I'm sure that destroying family dynamics, moral foundations and fostering a more individual or at least guanxi-focused outlook on life contributed, but I haven't found any good books on the subject.
>My experience working with Indian companies is similar to that. But they are far less competent. The Chinese deliver an inferior product. The Indians don't deliver one at all.
I've heard this as well. When I was talking to some of my Chinese colleagues about the problems with the suppliers, they were saying that while the Chinese will try to give you something that resembles what you want, the Indians just don't care one way or another. One was frustrated, telling me that a day, a week, a month's delay means nothing to them. They just sort of shrug and keep doing what they're doing. I've never had any personal experience with India though, so can't say for certain.
Thoughts on Chou Tzuyu?
Did she do anything wrong?
>>57184030
>the CCP is so insecure that it bullied a young Taiwanese girl into a public apology because she said she was from Taiwan instead of China :^)
>>57181652
The law is where they need to step it up.
Thanks for the response, but this post>>57175790
is just autistic and racist.
>>57184404
No they did not.
Pissing off half your fans did.
JYP forced her to apologise.
But it was mainlanders being so insecure that caused the issue in the first place
>>57185679
The fans' opinion matters.
>>57185745
Only mainland fans it seems
>>57185679
fuck off obsessed tzuuufag
>>57186887
t. Chang
>>57188087
t. ahmed
anyway, tzuyu is cute
>>57164729
The people who only think of themselves and throw others under the bus were the ones who survived the Cultural Revolution and passed on their genes.
![457_4[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/BbzDbWu.jpg "457_4[1].jpg")
>>57180280
East Asianboo here. How much of the destruction and loss that China suffered during the disgusting "Cultural Revolution", can be repaired? I know the government is helping in rebuilding structure that were destroyed, but the enormous amount of historical records destroyed, especially family histories, is no doubt going to be near impossible to recover.
For me personally, the Cultural Revolution is the most devastating even in Chinese history since the Confucian purges enacted by Emperor Qin. Just my opinion.
>>57189064
Yeah it wasn't as extensive or destructive as many in America think.
What people forget is how much familial ties and culture survived the cultural revolution.
They also seem to blame it for culture, monuments, and religious views that were lost from 1890-1970.
Many powerful Chinese were reformers who blamed their culture and system for the centuries of humiliation. The Nationalists and Communists alike.
If anything, ever since the cultural revolution China has become more and more like "old China".
>>57189617
>like "old China"
How so?
早晨!
早上好
>>57196490
Seems like everyone is still sleeping, or at work.
>>57198499
Sreeping
good morning :^)
bump
>>57175790
The other day I was at a Chinese Restaurant and had the rudest service I've ever experienced in my life.
When we were ready to order I tried to make eye contact with the waiter who was sitting behind the counter doing nothing. When I finally caught his attention he just pointed sullenly at the counter and looked away. So I walked up and ordered there.
So our food arrives and we're no more than 5 minutes into our meals when he walks up to us and shoves a card machine in our faces and says
>"I go downstair now for dinner, you pay now"
Me and my mate are shocked, this has never happened to us before. So we stop eating and fumble through our wallets while he taps his feet and stares impatiently. He then grabs the card off us, puts it through and leaves without saying a word.
>>57203272
Next time yell "wei shen me ni qi fu wo"
He will feel bad and you will get spicy chicken number 6 immediately.
>>57203537
>why do you bully me
kek
>>57203272
probably some illegal shits. most of times they are actually afraid of talking to you believe it or not.
I wanted to go to china. but when I tried to purchase ticket they said I need a visa and fee is 60 us dollar. what a steep price. should I go to china?
>>57206917
Which cities are you wanting to go to?
>>57207382
shanghai
>>57207540
You should come tbqh. If you want any recommendations for restaurants or scenic spots, let me know and I might have some.
>>57164729
they can be held liable for the accident if they stop to help. ignore my flag im not joking
>>57208190
It's true.And the police would ask why do you help him/her if it's not your fault.
>>57203272
Pay first, then eat?
>>57168343
well you can be "naturalized"
http://www.immd.gov.hk/eng/faq/faqroa.html
I need a vpn for a trip to China. Can anyone recommend a good one?
>>57210293
I don't know if there's a completely reliable one, but I use ExpressVPN. Astrill is popular as well. A friend also uses Vypr. There's also guides out there to setup your own VPN, which is a lot cheaper and possibly more reliable than using a VPN company's.
>>57212460
Is that you, 一路顺风?
>>57213043
Does everyone else have a forced white colour scheme as well? It feels strange.
>>57213241
I'm not Chad
>>57213241
le yearly epic prank day
>>57213631
ebin. I wasn't sure if it was because of 4chanx or April Fools.
circular thumbnails are hard to see.
>>57213043
Yup. April Fools is here, I guess!
早抖
>>57214098
t. Zainichi
China.
When does revolution happen?
사람 없어?
>>57164325
Fuck off China, fucking gooks can't wait for your country to collapse
>>57180280
yuck
>>57230693
사람 없어.
>>57202956
Pretty.
Therefore I cannot despise China.
个人想和中国人友好相处
>>57207540
An unfair figure. It is the state like the Korean.
>>57164729
The third one is the best. Baby toss should become an Olympic sport.
>>57231369
사람 있으면 족겠어
>>57232680
좋겠어*
>>57232680
I think that it is uncivilized.
그 생각이 이상하다.
상식이 없는 백정 토인.
>>57232957
오타였거든
>>57233054
There is a great deal of contempt word discrimination word of Korea.
당신은 백정의 자손이군요
>>57233281
입 닥쳐 족발 새끼야!
>>57233694
Is it Hwabyung?
분노 증후군은 아무것도 해결할 수 없지 않아요?
>>57234245
화병 누군데?
진짜로 화난 거 안이야
just joking.
>>57234643
Is it Hwabyung?백정.
당신들은 모두를 너무 장식해서 있다.
・・・I feel sick with Korean
So guys is there even a chance Seoul can survive a North Korean attack or is it just a matter or time before the city is leveled and millions die? I know America can obliterate North Korea but not before they launch everything and destroy South Korea. Is it just a matter of time before they all die? Is the South Korean government doing anything to prepare for this?
도시가 평준화되고 수백만 죽기 전에 그래서 사람들은 심지어 북한의 공격에 살아남을 수있는 기회 서울이 아니면 그냥 문제 또는 시간? 나는 미국이 북한을 말살하지만 그들은 모든 것을 시작하고 한국을 파괴하기 전에 할 수 있습니다 알고 있습니다. 그들 모두가 죽기 전에 시간 문제인가? 이 준비하는 한국 정부 일을 무엇입니까?
市は平準化され、何百万人が死ぬ前に、だからみんなも、北朝鮮の攻撃を生き残ることができるチャンスソウルがあるか、それが問題だかの時間ですか?私は、アメリカが北朝鮮を抹消ではなく、彼らはすべてを起動し、韓国を破壊する前にすることができます知っています。彼らのすべてが死ぬ前に、時間だけの問題ですか?このために準備する韓国政府やって何がありますか?
所以,球员在那里甚至有机会尔可以生存朝鲜的攻击还是它只是一个问题或时间全市平整,数百万死之前?我知道美国能够抹杀朝鲜,但他们不发动一切,摧毁韩国之前。难道仅仅是一个时间问题,他们都死过吗?是韩国政府做任何事情来准备这个?
>>57235932
Just looked it up, holy shit 50% of South Korea's population lives in their capital
그냥 고개, 한국의 인구의 거룩한 똥 50 %는 자본에 살고
ちょうどそれを見上げ、韓国の人口の神聖なたわごと50%は、彼らの首都に住んでいます
只是看着它,韩国人口的神圣的狗屎50%住在他们的首都
>>57236046
DPRK doesn't have the weaponry to level Seoul in one swoop.
>>57236386
bullshit, they easily have the ability to cause catastrophic if not 99% damage
>>57235932
>>57236046
Therefore what is it?
You who are arrogant.
>>57236464
pretty sure it's no. Just recently they've started talks about investing in missile defense, and America is going to set up a THAAD
South Korea seems to not give a fuck about its incredible vulnerability to its neighbor. Not gonna lie, I would to see those arrogant pricks have their world crumble around them. I mean for fucks sake, they still think they are a master race haha, they wouldn't exist if it wasn't for us
>>57236633
Neither side wants to restart the war. The North knows they'll lose, and even if they won, they'd just have a 90% larger shithole to live in. The South isn't actually interested in acquiring the economic death sentence that is reunification.
>>57237071
fuck the reunification, the US can't figure out how to actually destroy North Korea without South Korea taking huge casualties. There would be more refugees from South Korea than North Korea if an all out war (which its going to be all or nothing) actually occurred
Is it legit? If a Japanese perso. say hi to a non-Japanese in Japanese tongue, it'd be considered as racial discrimination?
最近どう?
>>57239340
That's just a fake image desu
There are lot of simllar memes like this
>fucking an unemployedment man was arrested only because he had a walk
>>57164325
Ayy senpai. I'm east Asia right?
>>57175790
>nongs
And you are a fucking shithead sexpat pedophile White boy in Asia in most likeliness, so you already have the contempt of the Chinese and your fellow people back in the West. Fuck off and die pls.
>tfw you'll get to reconquest China for Taiwan in your lifetime
feels fucking good tbqh fampai, can't wait
>>57175473
>>57231137
>>57231289
You Indians are undeserving of attention so after I respond to you with this one message in particular, you can go back to squatting in your disgusting shit filled subhuman filth of a country which has contributed nothing to humanity whatsoever while talking down to your Chinese superiors. Fuck off and die Pahjeet.
D E S I G N A T E D
I'm in china right now
Guess which city.
>>57175790
I'm in china now, and this is true.
I loved China when I first went on vacation here. I went to Shanghai and had sex my first week with a qt Chinese girl, had dates lined up every day with girls and thought this was a pussy paradise, I was impressed with all the skyscrapers and such, thought China was awesome as shit and was the next big thing.
Now after living here for probably almost 3 years, you realize what a shithole it is, lel
The majority of non-Chinese sinoboos are surely those who have never set foot in China, or only went on vacation here for a couple weeks and fucked a few chink girls, or the outright delusional.
