[quote]Originally posted by [i]bwk0317[/i] at 2005-10-24 08:55 PM:4kAM
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I understand you
I also understand not many hk ppl can understand us
不嬲都唔好多鍾意改英文名=.=
I'm a mixed and I only have English name, I don't even have a real Chinese name!{ |(VP4m.V7gA
The one I have now is just a translation of "Andy" in Chinese. By the way, I don't see a problem with either English name or Chinese name, it all depends on your preference.;)
[quote]Originally posted by [i]bwk0317[/i] at 2005-10-17 03:14 PM:
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You are funny too!v*K}z2n]*o&G
im name is ... [/quote]
in Canada, the prime minister of canada and some premiers of canada have an official
chinese name. the reason they do this are to feel closer to the chinese community. so don't be nieve.
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[quote]英文係國際語言? this concept is worng.[/quote]G)t,X.O:y5}+r3n;h
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worng? ::lol::
商務上同學術上英文係唯一既國際通用語言
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[quote]英文 is a popular language, it doesnt mean 'most' HK people should make up
a Christian name (such as John Dicky Susan Richard) ma![/quote]
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你似乎連Christian name係乜都唔知喎..