Born and raised in Beijing,China, living in Montreal,Quebec. So I would like to share no-no for both.
In Beijing,
Don't ever do/say anything disrespectful to/about the Country and city in public, our level of patriotism is kinda scary.
Don't mess with police.
When visiting hutongs, please follow the guide instruction, don't trespass to personal property.
In Montreal,
You can get around Montreal in English, without much trouble (especially downtown), I believe everybody can easily switch to English. But you can't force people to speak English to you. Keep in mind that French is their unique official language. At least learn niceties like Bonjour, merci, bonne journée,you'll be easy.
Don't ever do/say anything disrespectful to/about others and reflective of Montreal's openness and multiculturalism;
Now I would like to know your no-no : )
Skinner, who is the founder and executive director of the Commonwealth Freedom of Movement Organization, is calling on politicians in Canada, the U.K., Australia and New Zealand to loosen restrictions on visas and work permits between the four countries.
He says citizens within the European Union can work and reside indefinitely in each of the 28 member states, and a similar policy occurs between Australia and New Zealand.There's no reason why something similar can't happen between Canada, the U.K., Australia and New Zealand. We've had that Commonwealth tie for generations and decades in the past, we've stuck together through thick and thin, we share the same head of state, the same native language, the same respect for the common law," he said.
I would like to know your opinions.Thank you in advance!
I pay $34 canadian dollars a month plus tax . 2gb Data, unlimited calling in Canada, unlimited texting International, 1 year free spotify premium, 1 year free vice news,voicemail. I got this plan on Black friday. It was 50$ +plus before.
What about yours?
J'habite a montreal et Ça fait cent fois que j'ai entendu la phrase "il y a une madame".....
Est-ce que c'est correct???
I originally come from China and currently live in Canada. I've recently just noticed an interesting phenomenon.Many friends of mine want to go back to China after changing their nationalities. Unfortunately,they are now visitors to China,just like other foreigners who has to leave China every 3 or 6 months.
According to China Nationality Law,China doesn't recognize dual nationality,that means they will never become a Chinese citizen again. Likewise,their Chinese citizen status will be revoked as long as they enter China with a Canadian passport. To be honest,I'm a little bit sad about the restriction of citizenship.
As far as I know, there are many countries that accept dual citizenship or multiple nationality,do you think this is a good thing?
I'm big fan of this TV series. I wanted to learn English from this show at the beginning but god,I'm so obsessed with the story.If you watch as well, Which of the characters do you like best?
Everyone has flaws,like someone cracks their knuckles constantly,someone bites their nails all the time,someone sniffles a lot......Which of these flaws really bother you? For me,I could live without making noise while eating!!!!Sometimes this flaw really drives me CRAZY!!!!
When working on task ,do interruptions such as the telephone , message stop you from continuing the work task?When you have a project to complete,do you wait until the due date is near to start ?
