- two Vietnamese girls who just finished High School and want to study in Taiwan later.
- two men from Thailand: one of them disappeared during the first break and the other one is a monk.
- an American girl who also wants to go to College in Taiwan, she did a little Chinese in college in the US and also taught herself writing characters from books.
- a French woman who wants to work in Taiwan, so she can live with her Taiwanese boyfriend.
- a photographer from Turkey who wants to work in Taiwan.
- and a German grad student from Canada who wants to learn Chinese so he can order food in restaurants and write Chinese text messages to his Chinese friends.
12 January 2009
my classmates in the beginner's course (入門華語)
I've been told that most Chinese language students in Taiwan are Asians. In our class, however, it's fifty-fifty: four Westerners and four Asians. It's an interesting mix of people:
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Asian body language? I hope you're not talking about those people who bow whenever they meet any Asian in an attempt to be "friendly"... I hate it when people do that--it's such a wrong stereotype and Chinese people don't bow that often! (Though Taiwanese might bow more because of Japanese influence, and I guess you might have to bow in the classroom...)
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