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Azért meglepő, hogy a portugál helyett a magyart válasszák… A hideg víz fogyasztásáról, ha jól emlékszem Sabrina is megemlékezett…
终于来啦！！！！ Finallyyyyy
Will there be English subs? I've waited so much for the next part of the story 😭
Hi Sziszi!☺ Couldn't it be for political-economic reasons that many people there choose to learn Hungarian..? Wasn't there a plan a few years ago to start a huge Chinese university in Budapest (I remember they said it would be the "biggest in Europe"), that was supposed to be built in the 9th district near Népliget..? And isn't there a plan even now to build a huge Chinese car factory in Szeged..? Then I lost track of these projects so I really don't know what happened.🙂 p.s. I prefer to avoid political or sociological remarks because my "Chinese social credit score" might decrease significantly.😄🙊
Thank you for the subs! (The system doesn't show me your answer for some reason 😵 Ah well)
I can chip in about the hot water thing – apparently when they wish you to get better in Chinese, they urge you to drink more hot water 😅 I suspect it must be the sanitation thing, what with all the different climates and deseases (*cough* covid *cough*) they've had.
The trick with public toilets and cafes seems to be universal – if you accidentally end up in Moscow at some point, it's the same here 😎
Chinese having no grammar is hilarious – and shows how difficult it is for us using synthetic languages (Russian is more on that side too) to take the analytic languages' grammar markers seriously 😅 Chinese has markers for a past tense, but they tend to rely on perfect tense markers more and they might be at the end the sentence, not inside a word 🥴