Damn another mutiyaar :hehe: What are our PJ gabrus doing??  :

Finally, this desperate missy has her promotion!! Congratulations aa bai :superhappy:

Koi we chalju bai, bhoot sare dry days lang ge hun ta :D:

I suppose beggars can't be choosers!  :hehe:

22 g how are u so sure ghoda hi a ghodi v ho sakdi a  :

That was a plagiarised boli. :hehe: I shall furnish the link from where I choried it, you may ask that guy directly. :

Changi gall e k tusi china gaye. Kithe gaye c china ch? My Cousin and Uncle were just in Shanghai for some business, I'm thinking of going as well. Maybe Shanghai area. But problem is that most of them there don't speak any english, right?

I'm learning chinese slowly slowly, but the writing is so damn hard. Even urdu is easier than chinese. Mera khiyal e ke chini zaban de vich ko alphabet nahin haiga, so it's more difficult still to learn.

Hello Inspector, this time I went to Quanzhou, a city couple of hours North of Shanghai. I have been to China a couple of times now. Been to places called Dalian, Zhoushan, Zhanjiang, Zhanjiagang, Qingdao and some others I don't remember. Never been to Shanghai, however, I have heard that a number of Indians have large firms out there in Shanghai. By all odds lingo is a big problem!! I was lucky enough to have a workmate from China itself who’s well versed with Mandarin. He was my wingman and conversed all on my behalf. Days I went out by myself, had to get the return address pencilled on a piece of paper, weird, I know :hehe:  From what I perceived, they could get the English I spoke, but couldn’t reply back, so it was of no use. Market news say, language problem in Shanghai ain’t so much as people can comprehend English well. Still, it would be prudent to know their local lingo, if your intentions are to move to Shanghai or thereabouts. Personally, I believe learning Chinese is a tough row to hoe! I wish you luck mate.
Other than lingo, I found rest in order. Everything was so cheap! Electronic gadgets were available at rock bottom prices. You can get a cool hairdo done for as low as $3. A Tsingtao beer costs $2. What else do we want? :hehe:

Perhaps more than everyone else :hehe:

Lol that's cool. My parents used to be more than happy seeing me sitting with ma books cos it happened only once in a blue moon! And if it was unanticipated, they would say tinu kuch cahida ta ni (new stuff)? :hehe:

I usually crammed before my finals and cleared through. So imagine, how good I was at studying!  :D:

nice
first 2 pics looks like there were takes in india

haha these are some Chinese made JCBs. China is developing a lot!

Shreef take a ride on those swings. :hehe:



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woaa

nice pictures

I can read chinese - its written Shing shing shing-shin -shin-shin shing nihoma
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man am not racist alright

How could you read that? You should have been with me in that case!! I had so many issues with this lingo problem!! I got lost so many times haha. :hehe:

All I have learnt is "Nee hou" which means hello :happy:

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nice photos also it looked like it rained der alot

Yup cats and dogs! :hehe:

Some more..

Doesn't form the acronym VIBGYOR : Anyways good aa. :)

mera headache ho rha aa baki sab thik aa

Gala dard karda te dasna menu
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Oh boy you made me roll on the floor!  :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: