I feel special

[phedre7]

I met this group of college kids in Suzhou. It was my last day in china and I was wandering around an ancient garden when it started to rain. I hid in a pagoda in the middle of a lily pond and was watching the rain (very zen) when a group of chinese college kids ran into the pagoda too. They didn't know that I could speak (kinda) Chinese, so

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[cheezer1225]

ahhhhh, the joy and beauty of writing back and forth with a semi-English literate asian person. i go through this about once a month, with my uncle in Korea. you respond with:

your english was good!! i loved being in Suzhou -- it makes the US look very (insert appropriate adjective here). I miss being in China -- being back at school is very strange after spending all summer in China!! I miss you guys too -- write back!!

lots of exclamation points seem to work. that, and little words. apparently, my uncle has to spend like, hours looking up the words i use (and i don't use veyr many over like, 2 syllables). btu they get really excited, and htey practice hteir english. its a win-win situation!!

I LOVE YOU!!! YOU ROCK MY WORLD!

[norules420]

yo dude thats SWEET!... i'd just tell them about where you are from and try to do as much as you can in manderin(if thats right)... it'll be funny :-P