@ChArLieR0mAna But, without learning their dialect in Chinese, how would you notice if any of the nearly two billion now (?) people around you were talking about you. That's a lot of negative P.R. to think about and should give any thinking person pause about pushing language around as a way to backhand anyone with passive-aggressive subtlety. 你好中國！ - 感謝你谷歌翻譯。我希望更多的學習時間。和平。
@SFGadFly In Australia we have a place called china town.As do many other countrys.In my country we speak english because it is our national language.But you chinese people over hear,speak chinese to each other even when Australian people are around you. This I consider very RUDE. So I said if I went to china,even if I could speak whatever dialect(I dont care),I would speak english to return the favour of disrespect.If you understand me why the need for chinese writing.More disrespect
@SFGadFly Tell me what it says in English. I bet something derogatory. If you want to say something to someone, say it to thier face. Dont hide it. Thats what I dont like. The exact disrespect that motivated my comment to begin with. Thankyou for proving my point. And FUCK YOU for just being you.
@ChArLieR0mAna Correction note of my own: my frist sentence was directed as a rhetorical question and meant to include a question mark (i.e. these -> ?) at the end to convey my exact point. My error.
It's miracle that they know a single word. I speak Cantonese near-fluently and most of my fellow Brits merely consider me a freak and a weirdo because I actually speak foreign languages.
In fact, I met a American boy in Hong Kong on the street - turns out, he has lived in Hong Kong for his whole life, but didn't know ONE word of Cantonese - his parents literally forbade him to learn it. Absolutely outrageous.
@sirmoorgate1994 It's called "cultural preservation" and many Chinese that move to the U.S.[depending on age;older citizens tend to be more stubborn] stand by it as well to avoid being assimilated into American culture.
@pejb83 Still, if you're RAISED in a country then sure as hell you should know the local tongue. That is borderline neglect I'd say, and he seemed to be tormented by it as well. So I've now added him to MSN and am secretly teaching him Cantonese. He'll be so much more respected in HIS OWN COUNTRY!!!
Hey at least every second word isn't 'fuck'. I was born and raised in Australia but I can speak Cantonese and man, you go to Hong Kong and on the train it's "fuck this, fuck that" LOL
These white guys are pretty good. Slight accent but hey, who gives a crap? They speak it way better than those mainlanders who try to act as if they're from HK. Mainlanders piss me off.
@leilah5678 Mandarin is official Chinese. Cantonese is a dialect but it was official Chinese in some dynasty in China. You can speak in Cantonese in H.K and Canton.~ Cantonese is much more difficult than Mandarin.
2. Air Flow - When speaking Mandarin, air flow and vocal activities take place in the middle and frontal part of the mouth (which is common to many languages, including English). Whereas in Cantonese, these take place almost exclusively at the back of the throat, and the tongue remains awkwardly flat all the time (this is probably why Cantonese speakers always sounded to non-speakers as if they are quarelling).
3. Transliteration & Vocabulary - Although Chinese writing system is universal to all its dialects, the colloquial portion of the languages works a bit differently, because of regional difference in vocabulary. For example, the word "那麽“ (meaning "then/therefore") is pronounced or transliterated as "Na Me" (2 syllables) in Mandarin. To read the same word in Cantonese, it can be transliterated as "Na Mo", but would seem very awkward and official in colloquial Cantonese.
(cont.) We use the slang "Gum" (1 syllable) instead to convey the same meaning of the word. Cantonese is a very colloquial language with tons of slang words being used even in simple daily conversations. One really has to immerse himself in a Cantonese speaking group in order to learn their vocabulary and get the gist of the language.
@leilah5678 Cantonese and Mandarin are both in the Chinese family of languages, Mandarin is the national language of China, so it is often referred to as "Chinese" although Chinese more accurately refers to any or all of the set of Chinese languages.
@leilah5678 They are different languages, Mandarin being spoken in mainland China and Taiwan (as a first or second language depending on region) and Cantonese being spoken in most of Guangdong (except Shenzhen where Mandarin prevails), Hong Kong an Macau (the latter two mostly not being bilingual in Mandarin). The two are not mutually intelligible. Cantonese has more tones, more characters and is more relaxed and fluid.
No, Spanish is definitely not harder than English. In Spanish, things are relatively cut and dry. Of course you have to learn the conjugations and syntax, but past that, it's ridiculously easy. English is ridiculously hard, and unless it is your first language, you will be in hell learning it. Just think of all the stupid rules you learned in school and the million and one exceptions you learned to every rule. At least with Spanish, there are much fewer exceptions.
@windstorm1000 english is hard to learn but far from being in the top 3 hardest languages....the hardest languages are chinese,japanese,korean and the middle east countries languages....i can speak 4 languages i'm from peru so my native language is spanish,my 2nd language english,3rd italian,4th french....and i'm planning on chinese and it will be a task..cantonese is a hard language to speak it and write it.
@cek128 Write in cantonese? what do u mean? it's the same as mandarin. Both of the languages are ''chinese''. The characters are the same. Pretty much in every chinese dialects (Cantonese,mandarin,hakka etc.) use the same characters. But only the languages are different to each other. :D
@cek128 i was born in romania, but picked up english pretty fast. of course, italian, spanish seem familiar. but asian languages seem sooo foreign to me, especially the written part!?what about vietnamese, with all the throat sounds?
I know from experience, these are the two guys that are the go too white guys in Hong Kong TV shows, then theirs the go to Filipino housekeeper, and THEN there's the go to Indian guy.
Chinese SPOKEN language (Asian language) are not hard to learn to speak. Gramatical structure are straight forward. Writing is another story entirely. If you live there, practice everyday, you can learn fairly fast
Both of them speak very well. Of course, the older dude speaks better because he came to Hong Kong much earlier. But the younger dude (the stronger one) has an obvious improvement in his Cantonese. His Cantonese is now much better than two years ago.
seriously why it isn't weird to see asian speaking english to another asian but it's weird to see an foreign white guy speaking chinese or cantonese to another white guy? because we generally think whites have language inferiority especially in asian languages! again it's not weird to see asians teaching english in class but even weirder to see whites teaching mandarin to ABCs or CBCs in class. Chinese Born China or Asian Born China! lol!
seriously what it isn't weird to see asian speaking english to another asian but it's weird to see an foreign white guy speaking chinese or cantonese to another white guy? because we generally think whites have language inferiority especially in asian languages! again it's not weird to see asians teaching english in class but even weird to see whites teaching mandarin to ABCs or CBCs in class. Chinese Born China or Asian Born China! lol!
@Yoshuayovel can you please give a translation of what they are talking about? something like he doesn't know which diaper/nappy to buy and Ryan helps him out?!?!
LOLL!!!!!!!!!!!!! OMGGG
hahaid2003 1 day ago
OMG! Great!!! I admire them. I can't even speak that well.
vickvicki 2 days ago
Are these 2 gay guys hooking up in chinese so no one knows what they saying????
victorh08 1 week ago
I knew an australian guy who was born in china, spoke fluent mandarin and little chinese, it was quite cool.
NekoEspada 1 week ago
If I was in China I would speak nothing but English...... So they could feel like I was talking about them all the time.
ChArLieR0mAna 1 week ago
@ChArLieR0mAna But, without learning their dialect in Chinese, how would you notice if any of the nearly two billion now (?) people around you were talking about you. That's a lot of negative P.R. to think about and should give any thinking person pause about pushing language around as a way to backhand anyone with passive-aggressive subtlety. 你好中國！ - 感謝你谷歌翻譯。我希望更多的學習時間。和平。
SFGadFly 6 days ago
@SFGadFly In Australia we have a place called china town.As do many other countrys.In my country we speak english because it is our national language.But you chinese people over hear,speak chinese to each other even when Australian people are around you. This I consider very RUDE. So I said if I went to china,even if I could speak whatever dialect(I dont care),I would speak english to return the favour of disrespect.If you understand me why the need for chinese writing.More disrespect
ChArLieR0mAna 5 days ago
@SFGadFly Tell me what it says in English. I bet something derogatory. If you want to say something to someone, say it to thier face. Dont hide it. Thats what I dont like. The exact disrespect that motivated my comment to begin with. Thankyou for proving my point. And FUCK YOU for just being you.
ChArLieR0mAna 5 days ago
@ChArLieR0mAna Correction note of my own: my frist sentence was directed as a rhetorical question and meant to include a question mark (i.e. these -> ?) at the end to convey my exact point. My error.
SFGadFly 6 days ago
THAT GUY WAS IN IP MAN 2!
MaXingTien 1 week ago
Ahaha! I know both of them LMAO!
FantasRos3 1 week ago
hahaha LMFAO!
yiker 1 week ago
really can noone tell its voice overs?
MrKumbayah 2 weeks ago
@MrKumbayah It's not a voice over. It's real.
hell2uall 2 weeks ago
Ryan <3
143yaknow 2 weeks ago
Ryan <3
143yaknow 2 weeks ago
一看就知道就是《同事三分亲》里的....
asdd2868 2 weeks ago
Well considering they're both Hong Kong actors for quite a few years, I wouldn't be surprised, especially if they've lived there for awhile.
ginsengsamurai 3 weeks ago 2
I see they are talking about last night jai alai game
soapbox187 3 weeks ago
If that was real life the chineese people would be staring at them dumbfounded...
VoreTechz1985 3 weeks ago
wow....i feel ashamed of myself
solidus32 3 weeks ago
this is very impressive..i haven't met one caucasian who speaks cantonese. mandarin for sure, but absolutely not cantonese. well done!!
vman7272 3 weeks ago
Haha, I love Brian Burrell !
kirakiraMERODI 4 weeks ago
It's miracle that they know a single word. I speak Cantonese near-fluently and most of my fellow Brits merely consider me a freak and a weirdo because I actually speak foreign languages.
In fact, I met a American boy in Hong Kong on the street - turns out, he has lived in Hong Kong for his whole life, but didn't know ONE word of Cantonese - his parents literally forbade him to learn it. Absolutely outrageous.
sirmoorgate1994 1 month ago
@sirmoorgate1994 It's called "cultural preservation" and many Chinese that move to the U.S.[depending on age;older citizens tend to be more stubborn] stand by it as well to avoid being assimilated into American culture.
pejb83 1 week ago
@pejb83 Still, if you're RAISED in a country then sure as hell you should know the local tongue. That is borderline neglect I'd say, and he seemed to be tormented by it as well. So I've now added him to MSN and am secretly teaching him Cantonese. He'll be so much more respected in HIS OWN COUNTRY!!!
sirmoorgate1994 1 week ago
Hey at least every second word isn't 'fuck'. I was born and raised in Australia but I can speak Cantonese and man, you go to Hong Kong and on the train it's "fuck this, fuck that" LOL
These white guys are pretty good. Slight accent but hey, who gives a crap? They speak it way better than those mainlanders who try to act as if they're from HK. Mainlanders piss me off.
SergeantFiasco 1 month ago
They all look alike to me
Thelookoutslookout 1 month ago
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SAY WHAT???....Did I hear that jive turkey right??? @48
keybobrob 1 month ago
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keybobrob 1 month ago
theyre both actual actors in hong kong tv series
vsroxie 1 month ago
he learns cantonese even earlier than me hahaha
MrSimonlovesyou 1 month ago
This is epic
ibm777p2 1 month ago
they are both tvb actors you can always see them in hong kong tv shows
singlish88 1 month ago
They are called diolects or however u spell it.
TheLukerlol 1 month ago
thumbs up if you speak chinese but you don't want to here.
Watchdude101 1 month ago
I'm taking mandarin Chinese but I don't understand the difference between Mandarin and Cantonese. Help????
leilah5678 1 month ago
@leilah5678 I WOULD LIKE TO HELP IF YOU DON'T MIND.
rocarmy11 1 month ago
@leilah5678 Mandarin is official Chinese. Cantonese is a dialect but it was official Chinese in some dynasty in China. You can speak in Cantonese in H.K and Canton.~ Cantonese is much more difficult than Mandarin.
KrayzieOahai 1 month ago
@KrayzieOahai i'm just curious but do you know why canto is much harder than mando? please reply, thanks! (:
sexythingsforyou 1 month ago
@sexythingsforyou mandarin have 4 tones.. cantonese have 9
onnyeung 1 month ago
3 Main reasons:
1. Tone - Mandarin (4 tones), Cantonese (6-9 tones). Tonal difference is also
more subtle in Cantonese, therefore, more difficult to catch when listening
and replicate when speaking.
swc868 1 month ago
@swc868 thank you!! ^^
sexythingsforyou 1 month ago
2. Air Flow - When speaking Mandarin, air flow and vocal activities take place in the middle and frontal part of the mouth (which is common to many languages, including English). Whereas in Cantonese, these take place almost exclusively at the back of the throat, and the tongue remains awkwardly flat all the time (this is probably why Cantonese speakers always sounded to non-speakers as if they are quarelling).
swc868 1 month ago
3. Transliteration & Vocabulary - Although Chinese writing system is universal to all its dialects, the colloquial portion of the languages works a bit differently, because of regional difference in vocabulary. For example, the word "那麽“ (meaning "then/therefore") is pronounced or transliterated as "Na Me" (2 syllables) in Mandarin. To read the same word in Cantonese, it can be transliterated as "Na Mo", but would seem very awkward and official in colloquial Cantonese.
swc868 1 month ago
(cont.) We use the slang "Gum" (1 syllable) instead to convey the same meaning of the word. Cantonese is a very colloquial language with tons of slang words being used even in simple daily conversations. One really has to immerse himself in a Cantonese speaking group in order to learn their vocabulary and get the gist of the language.
swc868 1 month ago
@leilah5678 Cantonese and Mandarin are both in the Chinese family of languages, Mandarin is the national language of China, so it is often referred to as "Chinese" although Chinese more accurately refers to any or all of the set of Chinese languages.
halfthishalfthat 1 month ago
@leilah5678 They are different languages, Mandarin being spoken in mainland China and Taiwan (as a first or second language depending on region) and Cantonese being spoken in most of Guangdong (except Shenzhen where Mandarin prevails), Hong Kong an Macau (the latter two mostly not being bilingual in Mandarin). The two are not mutually intelligible. Cantonese has more tones, more characters and is more relaxed and fluid.
sirmoorgate1994 1 month ago
speaking is one thing. writing it is another difficult task!
physika 1 month ago
wow impressive i can understand cantonese but i cant speak it...
themangalover1 1 month ago
也由很多中国人与中国人溝通要用英文
ranran1913 2 months ago
Which HK show is it?
stephwart 2 months ago
@stephwart TVB sitcom: "Best Selling Secrets"
cw99900a 1 month ago
why..is this....kinda....hot...:|
articwulfee 2 months ago
@alex168198
No, Spanish is definitely not harder than English. In Spanish, things are relatively cut and dry. Of course you have to learn the conjugations and syntax, but past that, it's ridiculously easy. English is ridiculously hard, and unless it is your first language, you will be in hell learning it. Just think of all the stupid rules you learned in school and the million and one exceptions you learned to every rule. At least with Spanish, there are much fewer exceptions.
turnerjacob0 2 months ago
Language specialists say that here are the 3 hardest languages to learn: English, Navajo and chinese (don't know if that was mandarin or cantonese)
windstorm1000 2 months ago
@windstorm1000
definitely not english...cos at least Spanish is harder....
alex168198 2 months ago
@windstorm1000 english is hard to learn but far from being in the top 3 hardest languages....the hardest languages are chinese,japanese,korean and the middle east countries languages....i can speak 4 languages i'm from peru so my native language is spanish,my 2nd language english,3rd italian,4th french....and i'm planning on chinese and it will be a task..cantonese is a hard language to speak it and write it.
cek128 2 months ago
Nah Japanese is easy. Chinese is probably one of the hardest, along with French and Arabic.
sklanger 2 months ago
@cek128 Write in cantonese? what do u mean? it's the same as mandarin. Both of the languages are ''chinese''. The characters are the same. Pretty much in every chinese dialects (Cantonese,mandarin,hakka etc.) use the same characters. But only the languages are different to each other. :D
AlexDaSwaggerBoi 1 month ago
@AlexDaSwaggerBoi they actually use a few more extra character that's not speak-able to another dialect, I speak Cantonese myself.
henryusyay 1 month ago
@cek128 i was born in romania, but picked up english pretty fast. of course, italian, spanish seem familiar. but asian languages seem sooo foreign to me, especially the written part!?what about vietnamese, with all the throat sounds?
secutorclaudius 1 month ago
nice to see Americans learning another language--after all we expect that of others.
windstorm1000 2 months ago
做得好自然～
mikeip33 2 months ago
Guys, this is Hong Kong TV show, not Chinese TV show
sasuke430 2 months ago 2
translation: "let's have gay sex later. buh-bye."
VioletteChevre 2 months ago
外國人同外國人溝通要用廣東話...
ivanivan147 2 months ago 66
@ivanivan147 可能一個波蘭人一個俄羅斯人, 咁咪用廣東話 :)
xxyanlixx 2 months ago
@ivanivan147 lol..對,哈哈,好搞笑^^
chrisleung2010 2 months ago
I love it when I see white people on Chinese TV shows :')
alicemuffins 2 months ago
I know from experience, these are the two guys that are the go too white guys in Hong Kong TV shows, then theirs the go to Filipino housekeeper, and THEN there's the go to Indian guy.
alwayseve 2 months ago
Thats cuz they are actors and they probably live in china....ive seen em in chinese shows...so yeah..thts why they are so good at speaking chinese...
X4nim3fr34kX 2 months ago
'Ho Kwok Wing'? Gregory Rivers!!!
douglastytam 2 months ago
they r the only two WHITE guys there, but they speak chinese to each other!!
maddiezaizai 2 months ago
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广东话难听死了，一点儿听不懂
MrDanStefanica2 2 months ago
@MrDanStefanica2
難道你認為就是事實嗎?
bbds1234 2 months ago
@MrDanStefanica2 簡體字難看死了, 不懂中國字的人才用
LuckyCloverK 2 months ago 20
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emilysweety 1 month ago
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@LuckyCloverK wow thanks. i went to elementary school in china and i only use simplified, smartie.
emilysweety 1 month ago
How abt cantonese in indian accent??
dickspace1 2 months ago
@dickspace1 search 喬寶寶
sonic888hk 2 months ago
voiced dubbed... :\ its very common in chinese commercials and shows
OMGJAAAYY 2 months ago
@OMGJAAAYY watch some tvb, you'll realize that's their real voices :)
BrokenPiecesOfHeart 2 months ago
而家睇番
好似河生想喺戲入面同觀眾講一哥會接佢班咁
fx7816 2 months ago
呢套咩劇集？咁經典有佢兩個！
wongpaksum 2 months ago
@wongpaksum 同事三分親
fx7816 2 months ago
gosh they speak like a native!
1GWin 2 months ago
wooow~~~
shinlovestellar 2 months ago
When are east asians gonna be in soaps here in brit? they're so orientalist here!
HDsharp 3 months ago
omigosh it's the australian guy! never seen the other guy though..
d00dlefreak 3 months ago
They're so much more fluent than me. Ashamed ><. But my pronunciation is better.
luf4rall 3 months ago
布韋杰 from UT USA
wrx25rsrs 3 months ago
awkward...
Buuub08 3 months ago
whats the name of this show?
kittybi 3 months ago
The guy playing Ryan has been acting longer than the other one. The other guy has only come out for like 3 years or so.
The most funny one is Qbobo, the indian guy who's like fluent in canto xD ASIAN PRIDE :P
Magicbeansx 3 months ago
they are in some cantonese tv shows :DDD yes i do speak canto, ASIAN PRIDE
mileyfantaxx 3 months ago
not fully fluent but its good seeing more people learn canto
3dtunnel 3 months ago
the ip man ref vs tvb veteran! :)
Questionable23 3 months ago
i know this guy from Ip Man 2.
briansuck 3 months ago
they are amazing!!! gives an illusion of lip-sync.. haha
techromite 3 months ago
@techromite they actually speak cantonese . .
whitelotus77 3 months ago
@whitelotus77
i know, i mean it's like an illusion. their cantonese is really fluent
techromite 3 months ago
其實如果兩個黃種人用英文傾計我都會覺得好怪
hycfree2 3 months ago 5
不出奇， 白人又不一定母語就是英文。假設一個不會講法文的美國人遇上不會英文的法國人， 大家又剛好精通中文，那當然就要說中文。
szezone 3 months ago
正，感覺好新鮮。I wonder if 河國榮and the other actor are HK citizens? I dont know much about acting but they both seem like decent actors :)
TheMpisa 4 months ago 2
oh my their cantonese is so fluent..... XD
KagariY 4 months ago
omg. I NEED to live there. I've lost it :( they speak better than mee!
vivisquaree 4 months ago
the two things i understood - 1) eenie meenie minie; and 2) Ryan
raph4485 4 months ago
@raph4485 dont be a dick, these guys are good.simple
yulaw31 4 months ago
@raph4485 you didn't understand Martin?
wohdinhel 4 months ago
asian languages are easy to learn to speak but hard to read and write
gdialpha 4 months ago 3
Chinese SPOKEN language (Asian language) are not hard to learn to speak. Gramatical structure are straight forward. Writing is another story entirely. If you live there, practice everyday, you can learn fairly fast
vaneztax 4 months ago 2
One guys looks like David Anders from Heroes anyone else notice that
TallandAsian89 4 months ago
These two are hong kongers.
both speak cantonese.
Strange and interesting to watch them talking in cantonese tone
They speak Cantonese better than most local people speaking Mandarin.
Sigh.......
apendo 4 months ago
@apendo its true hk people and mandarin is funny,but they have a unique sound.
yulaw31 4 months ago
at 1:17 its like a drama series :)
xhuyentran 4 months ago
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0:47!!! :O Lol
gild102 4 months ago
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gild102 4 months ago
Both of them speak very well. Of course, the older dude speaks better because he came to Hong Kong much earlier. But the younger dude (the stronger one) has an obvious improvement in his Cantonese. His Cantonese is now much better than two years ago.
b392h81 4 months ago 3
hm, i haven't seen the older dude for a while now in tvb series, anyone know what happened to him?
waldomarek 4 months ago
seriously why it isn't weird to see asian speaking english to another asian but it's weird to see an foreign white guy speaking chinese or cantonese to another white guy? because we generally think whites have language inferiority especially in asian languages! again it's not weird to see asians teaching english in class but even weirder to see whites teaching mandarin to ABCs or CBCs in class. Chinese Born China or Asian Born China! lol!
kfki 4 months ago
seriously what it isn't weird to see asian speaking english to another asian but it's weird to see an foreign white guy speaking chinese or cantonese to another white guy? because we generally think whites have language inferiority especially in asian languages! again it's not weird to see asians teaching english in class but even weird to see whites teaching mandarin to ABCs or CBCs in class. Chinese Born China or Asian Born China! lol!
kfki 4 months ago
wow amazing!
shannan2000 4 months ago
they're in practically ever hk series that needs white dudes
TianyieSeiWoi 5 months ago 72
@TianyieSeiWoi hahaha so true! and that other idian guy XD
hoebedoeljeikbencool 3 months ago
@TianyieSeiWoi This is Overrated for me, hahaha love it!
2LonelyPlanet 2 months ago
playbacking!!! XD
brid4money 5 months ago
imagin if whites language was cantonese lol
ANTHRAXX208 5 months ago 40
@ANTHRAXX208 HAHAHA LOL!!
ArtisticMX7 2 months ago
@ANTHRAXX208 lol........
sodaxcandy08 2 months ago
@ANTHRAXX208 hahah that's be great hahaah
2LonelyPlanet 2 months ago
they're abnormally larger than the shopping carts! haha
CoreAh94 5 months ago
the guy in green was in ip man!
Clyde200k 5 months ago
holy smokes!!!
hellahotdude 5 months ago
when i saw this on tv, it was really weird.
KatanaNoNamida 5 months ago
一哥!!!
ViViDcloud 5 months ago
ha! i watched this part of the drama on tvb!!!
cashy7183980 5 months ago
I don't know why.... but I just can't stop laughing :)
g9ambit 5 months ago
ISNT THAT GUY FROM IP MAN 2?
whitelotus77 5 months ago
suisstok
zt3456 6 months ago
two suisstok ha
zt3456 6 months ago
what drama is this from?
hoiningt 6 months ago
@hoiningt Hong Kong
sinhoiling 5 months ago
@sinhoiling
i know that hahaha..i meant which drama
hoiningt 5 months ago
I find it very interesting and I always respect people who are culturally diverse. You can only learn about a race by learning about their culture.
Lamster337 6 months ago
I LIKEEE ITTTTTTTTTT VERYYYYY MUUCUCUCUCHCHCHCUCCH
acti73nucleon 6 months ago
師奶級
chengemilio 6 months ago
didn't understand a word but i'm still very impressed :D
jaylias 6 months ago
@jaylias Proud to be a native speaker. :D
Yoshuayovel 6 months ago
@Yoshuayovel can you please give a translation of what they are talking about? something like he doesn't know which diaper/nappy to buy and Ryan helps him out?!?!
jaylias 6 months ago
I think I watched this forever. I love seeing the first guy in the TVB dramas.
Samhiuys 6 months ago
哇，世界变啊
hipheng1 6 months ago
e 套咩黎嫁？
lkw1029 7 months ago
lol when i saw him from Ip Man 2 i recogonize him right away
AzureSky317 7 months ago
isnt the first guy the referee from ip man 2? just saying that he looks really similar.. :3
xpinkdit 7 months ago 2
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negativity 7 months ago
That first guy is in a lot of tv dramas. He's funny.
BayAreaShake 7 months ago
does anyone think the first guy likes brian scalabrine ??
singjaiixd 7 months ago
The people walking past them are probably thinking "wankers..."
Roodosutaa 7 months ago
This is just surreal...
Onbehaard 8 months ago
every time I watch this, I still get amazed.
justrixx 9 months ago
lets see them tackling on shanghai dialect
KoolJayJ 9 months ago
So cute!
beavertown2006 10 months ago
I love it when people can fluently speak another language aside from their own.
slus90 10 months ago
Looks like the Jusco $10 store!
gp4nut 10 months ago
鬼佬同鬼佬都要講中文
JeCsICa 10 months ago 110
@JeCsICa
唔系既... d abc 同abc都會講英文 :p
chowxxkit1 3 months ago
@chowxxkit1 點同, 有幾多asian識英文?有幾多外國人識中文? 天同地比. 同埋abc既monther language係英文咁當然用英文對話啦, 但樓上2個鬼佬明顯中文仲有accent, 但都要用中文黎溝通係咪有d weird? 醒少少啦
missloiswong 3 months ago
lol, that gwai lo is the actor for the judge in IP MAN 2
Artharrex123 1 year ago
greg's name is so english you would never guess hes aussie hehehehe IM AUSSIE woooo go aussies
piggyinthemiddle1 1 year ago
Gregory Charles Rivers改了個中文名叫河國榮,HAHA.BEST NAME.
boy129 1 year ago
@boy129 his cantonese is very fluent.... he came to HK around in 1986....
pkpk614350 6 months ago
wat drama is this?
OoSamonSushi 1 year ago
@OoSamonSushi I am pretty sure this is Best-Selling Secrets.
Though I am not sure what episode this is.
Evalensce 1 year ago