身為一個外國人也是台灣公民的我,這14年來親眼見證台灣的民主、自由、人權、安全。這次全世界遭逢本世紀最嚴重的公共健康危機,台灣防疫及醫療的優異表現, 讓更多國際社會注意到台灣。但很可惜許多國際組織還是見不到台灣的身影,很多國家還是不敢跟台灣有更深厚的關係。這次我用國際共同的語言英文,再次呼籲國際社會應該團結一致!不管你在哪裡,一起為台灣發聲!我們不放棄,早晚世界會聽到我們!🇹🇼
I have been living in Taiwan for 14 years,all those years I witnessed democracy,freedom,human rights,and safety。Because of health crisis whole world is going through all countries noticed taiwan‘s efforts to control spread of Corona virus in our country。However taiwan still needs to have recognition from more countries especially international organizations。In this video I speak in English to reach more people to let them know about Taiwan’s efforts for international society。Never give up and speak up for Taiwan。Sooner or later world will hear our voice 💪
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Brokeng English
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Tahun 2007 masa saya baru-baru sampai ke Melbourne dulu, saya ingat lagi, saya dan rakan sepasukan menghadiri ‘bbq party’ dengan sebuah komuniti melayu di Melbourne . Ni bukan party cucuk langit ye korang, ni aktiviti biasa di perantauan, buat bbq di mana-mana taman (park) dan berkumpul untuk beramah mesra dan kenal antara satu sama lain. Dalam komuniti tersebut ramai yang melanjutkan PHD, kira hebat dan bukan bishe-bishe lah. PHD yang saya maksud tersebut bukanlah Perasaan Hasad Dengki tetapi adalah Doctor of Philosophy ye.
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Jadi saya ni macam biasalah, suka take part in conversation walaupun tak kenal atau baru-baru kenal dengan orang. Ini adalah kerana saya ingin tingkatkan kemahiran komunikasi serta penguasaan bahasa Inggeris saya yang ketika itu berada pada tahap bishe-bishe sajer.
Ntah macam mana our conversation adalah berkenaan dengan Chromosome,DNA dan RNA semua ni lah. Dalam kepala saya teringat kereta Proton Gen2 di pasaran Malaysia. Kite sebut Gen2 adalah ‘Jen Tu’ kan. Jadi saya dengan yakinnya menyebut ‘Jen’ untuk merujuk kepada ‘Gene’(terdiri dari DNA-boleh google kalau tak tahu) dan sebutan saya itu salah. Sebutan yang betul adalah ‘Jin’ ( tak ada kaitan dengan jin pakai toncet ye kawan-kawan🤦🏻♂️).
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Terus saya di gelakkan oleh dua pelajar PHD yang berbangsa Melayu. Yang si perempuan tu gelakkan sambil berpusing ke belakang dan meletakkan tangan ke dahi nya. Dan yang lelaki pula acah-acah tersembur air dari mulutnya yang ketika itu tengah minum air sirap merah. Kedua-keduanya langsung tidak memberitahu akan kesilapan saya itu dan saya tahu pun selepas ada antara rakan mereka itu menceritakan kepada saya setelah di canang-canang kisah tersebut. Saya langsung tidak sakit hati dan marah, kerana saya tahu tahap saya dan saya masih lagi dalam proses untuk belajar. Itulah sikap orang melayu kita kawan-kawan yang dikasihi sekalian. Itu sekitar tahun 2007 tu, ni kita dah masuk era baru tahun 2021 pun, masih ramai dari kalangan kita yang mempunyai perangai menggelabah seperti itu.
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Berbeza pula apabila saya berada di kalangan Mat Salleh (orang Barat). Bukannya nak puji mereka, tapi akhlak mereka sangat jauh terpuji dari bangsa kita. Banyak kali saya tersilap ketika berkomunikasi, tetapi mereka membantu perbetulkan sama ada dari segi grammar mahupun sebutan dan sebagainya. Langsung tidak ada gelak-gelak memperlekeh dan jauh sekali mereka memerli. Berdasar pengalaman saya, 100% dari mereka semuanya begitu dan belum pernah saya di gelakkan mereka kerana membuat kesilapan ketika berkomunikasi. Dan di kalangan rakan-rakan Mat Salleh saya, ada antara mereka yang mempunyai grammar berterabur juga walaupun mereka itu lahir dalam keluarga Mat Salleh. Ada juga yang tidak fasih mengeja dan mereka siap rujuk kepada saya untuk ejaan. Dan perlu diketahui yang bahasa Inggeris ini mempunyai terlalu banyak ‘Slang’ atau loghat yang berbeza-beza sebutannya. Pengalaman mengembara seluruh dunia dan khususnya ketika berada di Sukan Olimpik, disitu ada pelbagai bangsa dari pelbagai negara, siap ada negara yang kita tak pernah tahu kewujudannya. Apabila berkomunikasi dalam bahasa Inggeris, mereka juga mempunyai kesulitan untuk memahami loghat masing-masing, tetapi mereka ni tetap menghormati antara satu sama lain dan ini lah contoh yang kita perlu pelajari.
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Saya bukannya nak mempertahankan mereka yang membuat kesalahan dalam bahasa Inggeris ini, tetapi jangan kita memperlekeh dan merendahkan orang lain atas sebab itu. Mereka yang kurang fasih ini juga, nasihat saya jangan bangga kerana anda tidak fasih, tetapi sentiasa cari ruang untuk meningkatkan kemahiran komunikasi anda dan jangan cepat putus asa. Mereka yang pandai pula, bantulah mereka yang kurang pandai ini. Bukankah satu perasaan yang tidak dapat dibeli dengan wang ringgit apabila kita berjaya membantu orang lain. Dan jika semua dari kita mempunyai sikap yang sama seperti ini, tidak ada sebab untuk masyarakat kita tidak melangkah maju ke hadapan. Kalau kita lihat dari segi pembangunan negara, kita sudah tidak jauh untuk mencapai status ‘Developed Country’ akan tetapi jika kita lihat dari segi sikap dan mentaliti pula, saya minta maaf, kita masih sangat jauh di belakang.
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Minta maaf minta ampun rakan-rakan sekalian jika saya ada tersilap kata atau menyakiti sesiapa di luar sana. Saya harap nukilan ini membantu untuk membuka mata masyarakat kita untuk ke arah yang lebih baik. Akhir kata dari saya, saya kongsikan kata-kata dari Jackson Brown Junior,
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“Never make fun of someone who speak broken English. It means they know another language”
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My friend Evan and I, two white guys who speak extremely good Mandarin and some Cantonese, went grocery shopping in NYC Chinatown the other day. We walked up to various Chinese vendors, started speaking with them in English, and then switched over mid-conversation to Mandarin and Cantonese. Their reactions were hilarious! Hope you enjoy this day in our lives! And hopefully this is helpful to you guys in your language learning journeys!
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So we've been in an international marriage for 5.5 years, together for 7, are living in Japan, and speak to each other in both Japanese and English (although Jun's English is WAY BETTER than my Japanese). There are a lot of things we've adjusted to when it comes to cultural differences, but there are some things we just haven't. And some of these things we maybe still argue about. Okay some of these things we definitely still argue about.
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My friend Evan and I, two white guys who speak extremely good Mandarin, some Cantonese, and a little bit of Fuzhounese, went bargain hunting and haggling at the dry goods and vegetable markets of NYC Chinatown. A veritable market spree! We walked up to various Chinese vendors, started speaking with them in English, and then switched over mid-conversation to Mandarin and Cantonese (and Fuzhounese once or twice!). Their reactions were hilarious! Hope you enjoy this day in our lives! And hopefully this is helpful to you guys in your language learning journeys!
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This is Part 2 of our day shopping in Chinatown — be sure to click on the card in the video for Part 1!
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- The salon is NALU Hair Salon in Omotesando and yes, they have employees who speak English!
http://www.nalu-style.com/contact.aspx?c=9
I did Japanese permanent hair straightening, aka thermal reconditioning, in mid-September. How it works is:
Your hair shaft has two types of bonds that contribute to its shape. Hydrogen bonds, and disulphide bonds. Hydrogen bonds change your hair shape temporarily and can be affected by moisture and heat, hence frizzy hair on humid days and curling or straightening with flat irons. Disulphide bonds are very strong and maintain a permanent shape, unless you break them apart with chemicals.
Japanese permanent hair straightening uses a chemical to break apart those bonds. The stylist then straightens the hair with an iron, setting the shape you what your hair to maintain, and then reseals the bonds with another chemical, permanently locking your hair into that new shape.
This salon in particular also adds a treatment to the hair before resealing it to keep it as moisturized, soft, and silky as possible.
You're not supposed to do it if your hair has been dyed a lot since it can damage the hair, so not everyone is able to get this type of straight perm. Before this I had only ever done one salon treatment, never colored my hair, and very rarely even straightened or blow dried it. But my frizz was crazy! I've had exactly zero issues with frizz in the two months since getting the straight perm.
You can also choose levels of how straight you want your hair to be. Since I have bangs I wanted those to look more natural rather than be perfectly straight, so they didn't apply the full strength treatment there.
I am still able to do some temporary hair curling (via those hydrogen bonds), although it really doesn't stay for any significant length of time at all. If I let me hair dry in a braid it will still come out a bit wavy, but not as wavy as before, and it doesn't last as long. And since I do tuck my hair behind my ears almost all the time, the little wispy hair there now retains that behind-the-ear curl shape.
If you're curious about the chemistry behind how this works, here are some links explaining it more in depth!
https://helix.northwestern.edu/blog/2014/05/science-curls
http://www.bellemocha.com/2013/08/japanese-straightening-healthier.html
http://biology.stackexchange.com/questions/42760/how-do-disulphide-bonds-in-hair-cause-curling
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