 Hello everyone, I'm Yenivu Diya Viedi and today I want to talk to you about two things. First, I want to talk about my experts in China and mainly about the English level of the audience there. And also I want to talk about my experts as well as the Esperanto translator here in Sydney. So first, two years ago I had to travel to China to meet my father-in-law. But before I left, of course often I heard of different places, but also I read in newspapers that many people study English in China and can speak the language. In fact, I read there. I don't remember the source, but I read that in China there are more English speakers than in Australia. So of course many of them interested me when I read about it. And when I wanted to go to China, I asked my father-in-law whether there were many English speakers there. And he said, oh really, many people really study English, but I don't know what kind of people really can speak it. And I said, well, good, good. So of course not everyone can speak it, but everyone must study it. So when we traveled to China, the next week I just sat at the house of my father-in-law. And sat there and heard a lot, because I couldn't speak the Chinese well. And they couldn't understand or speak English at all. So we just sat there and they texted me. And maybe they thought to themselves, do we really want this white woman to marry our beautiful daughter? But no, really, everything went well there. But next week my father-in-law said to me, oh, do you want to meet my mother-in-law? Because, in fact, she spent four years in the US, so maybe she can speak English well. And I said, oh, good, I finally can speak my own language. So we went to the restaurant and I was very excited that finally I can speak the language or the English. And we sat there and I almost immediately started speaking to her cook. And not everything went well. But one after the other, when I started speaking about extracurricular affairs, she suddenly stopped and then suddenly couldn't speak any more. And then, of course, I turned to my father-in-law and said, I think she can speak English. It seems that she can speak about basic affairs sufficiently well, but besides that she had a lot of problems. And then my father-in-law started speaking Chinese and we found out that she did. When she was in US and at the university, she simply went to the classroom, sat there and listened to the teacher, but she didn't understand at all. She didn't understand at all. She simply sat there and understood the whole time. And then she went home to the apartment and sat there and studied a lot, watched the study books. Because she probably didn't learn anything in class, so now she has to study. And she studied in the depths of the night. And in fact she passed all the exams. So she was very impressed by me. But then she came to China and wanted to work as a translator in international business. Because it seems that everyone in China wants to work in international business. She is very deep, not deep. She is very impressed, if you can do that. But she can't speak English well enough to do that. And now she actually works as an English teacher in international business. So it's very interesting that a bad speaker of English has to teach English to non-speakers of English. So that probably won't go well, won't it? But it's interesting. And then I met other friends of my father-in-law and almost everyone can speak English. And then we traveled to China. And I noticed that in Beijing, everyone can speak English. When you are in Beijing, there are a few good speakers of English. But it seems that they work in very high positions in international business. So it seems that they studied abroad a lot to achieve that position. And also I noticed that the most part of the business, international business, in fact, it just extends to foreign countries. So, for example, they extend to Russia. Many people come to Russia. And the US and Britain and Australia, of course. So it seems that not that many people can speak English. And when they can already speak it, they can't find work because they just extend to foreign countries and take it. So it's interesting. Now, the second part of this video blog. Now, I want to talk about my time as a translator here in Sydney. So, a year or two years ago, I came to Sydney, a Chinese comedian who wanted to come here and make some investments and also buy an apartment for his nephew. Because after some time his nephew came to Sydney to study at the University of Sydney. And he wanted to have a proper apartment. So he came here, saw the landscape and also wanted to meet the Esperantists here. So he came to the Esperanto house and of course I spoke to him. I spoke to him and I found that he actually has a very rich, naked, interested, competent entrepreneur. And after that I spoke with the other Esperantists and one other guy came to the meeting. And he's not an Esperantist but he's an entrepreneur. He owns a proper, interested company. And when he found out that he owns a naked entrepreneur, he wanted to talk to him. So he went to him and spoke English to him, but of course he couldn't answer. And he thought that I was a translator. Well, I had to sit for two hours and I almost translated and I had to translate the most different topics. I had to translate things about contracts, about international relations, about computer things. And I had to do everything from my head. Because, of course, if you are an Esperantist you don't often have to talk about contract things. I almost never studied those things and then I found myself in a situation where I had to quickly and from the head to talk about those things and translate them into two people. And in fact, everything was discussed and it shocked me so much that I could do it. And I noticed that there are many topics that I don't have to talk about in Esperanto. But I could create enough words to express those things. And when I did that, when I met the Chinese speaker and also an Esperantist, he totally understood me. And he did it himself. He did it himself. He created different words. And I totally understood what he wanted to say and I translated it. And we talked very quickly with each other and everything went very well. And at the end of the two-hour discussion they came to a few decisions about what they wanted to do. So it was very good and also very productive. So I really liked Esperanto and he showed it and he proved it to me that you can use Esperanto as a translator even if you don't ever work as a translator before. You don't have to use a whole language to do that. So it was very interesting Esperanto and I just wanted to talk about it. So that's all. If you liked this film, like it, share it, subscribe to my channel and don't forget to subscribe. And I'll see you in the next film. And if you're not there, I won't hate you. I just wanted to thank you for watching my films. I really like you and many people last September subscribed to my channel and I just wanted to say I really like you all and maybe in the next video or blogs you'll see that I hate you not very much about that. Because I just like to hate people. So have a good day and I'll see you in the next film.