Which country do you like the most?
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Italy was nice; the history, the food, the people ... & did i mention the food? There's also the Mardi Gras in Venice which you have to experience to know it!
Definitely where i'd choose to live if ever i had to move
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I liked italy. Rome was special, so full of history with the colleseum and all. I didnt really like venice though, found it very commercial and alittle dirty and very crowded.Originally posted by True_Xerion:Italy was nice; the history, the food, the people ... & did i mention the food? There's also the Mardi Gras in Venice which you have to experience to know it!
Definitely where i'd choose to live if ever i had to move
TX
Paris and france captivated me the most. It's such a beautiful and special place to visit in spring. I had so many good times in paris
Actually all of europe was fantastic. The people are so friendly and helpful..... ah special times!!!!
Actually the worst place i visit was hong kong. The people there can be soooo rude and offensive without even knowing it.
The friendliest asian country i found was Japan. Much to my own surprise, the people there are so nice. I was also very surprised on how much strangers wanted to talk to me once they heard me speaking in english... guess they wanted to practise. -
No takers for UK (in particular London)? Love the place. Its a fascinating cosmopolitan place and better still, ppl there speaketh English!!
Can be quite tiresome to ask your way around in other foreign countries where English is not frequently used. There is always Chinatown if one feels homesick for Chink delights. But its a pricey place to stay though....
Another great place to stay is Canada. Spacious and affordable and people there are friendly too. Downside is the extreme temperatures in winter. -
London? hmm, mixed feeling abt that place, great bookstores along Charing Cross Rd & ahh, the British Museum!! But OMG the ppl there + dreadful weather! At most i can only take up to 5days there b4 i go bonkers ..... York & Lake District are pretty places tho to get away too, far far away from the noisy people & frentic pace.Originally posted by JLennon:No takers for UK (in particular London)? Love the place. Its a fascinating cosmopolitan place and better still, ppl there speaketh English!! Can be quite tiresome to ask your way around in other foreign countries where English is not frequently used. There is always Chinatown if one feels homesick for Chink delights. But its a pricey place to stay though....
Another great place to stay is Canada. Spacious and affordable and people there are friendly too. Downside is the extreme temperatures in winter. -
I know what you mean. Initially didn't like the place at all when I first arrived but grew to love it. I like urban life, temperate weather, mainstream English sports, black pepper beef horfunOriginally posted by True_Xerion:London? hmm, mixed feeling abt that place, great bookstores along Charing Cross Rd & ahh, the British Museum!! But OMG the ppl there + dreadful weather! At most i can only take up to 5days there b4 i go bonkers ..... York & Lake District are pretty places tho to get away too, far far away from the noisy people & frentic pace., musicals etc. Dislike the Yankee accent so NY is no-go. I am sure Sydney fits the above (and much cleaner too) but you don't find the BBC, John Motson, Murray Walker (F1 ain't the same now) Down Under. -
for someone who purposely wobbles his bike to go fast, V.Rossi ain't the best... dare i mention....Originally posted by Spear:Not to mention the way the way he control his bike when it suddenly sway halfway during the race.
Plus the 'slide-like-hell--across-the road-until-crash-into-gravel' part...
Wah... ou xiang ah!
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hey well i've not talked about it yet because i am going to experience it soon.Originally posted by JLennon:No takers for UK (in particular London)? Love the place. Its a fascinating cosmopolitan place and better still, ppl there speaketh English!! Can be quite tiresome to ask your way around in other foreign countries where English is not frequently used. There is always Chinatown if one feels homesick for Chink delights. But its a pricey place to stay though....
Another great place to stay is Canada. Spacious and affordable and people there are friendly too. Downside is the extreme temperatures in winter.
July or Aug, will go there to study and prob be there for 4 years -
I've been to Sabah, Tokyo, New Zealand, LA, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Taipei, Vancouver, Tasmania and the whole east coast of Australia. Hope to visit Hong Kong and make another trip to Taipei. Can't really say I have a fave but winter in Canada was damn cold -20.Originally posted by shan_cai:Which countries u hope 2 travel 2, or if u've been abroad, which countries haf u visited? Do u njoy e trip?
Wat do u like abt these countries?
I'm currently residing in Brisbane, not really enjoying not becoz of studies but the food here is damn exp, the air is dry and the list goes on and on blah blah blah...
So the country I love most is Singapore, and everyday I'm only looking forward to going home to my family and my dear. -
i wish to go taiwan~~ japan n london..Originally posted by shan_cai:Which countries u hope 2 travel 2, or if u've been abroad, which countries haf u visited? Do u njoy e trip?
Wat do u like abt these countries?
n i wish to go back to Nz again asap.. -
Ya ya... Totalli agree wif u on tat.Originally posted by JLennon:Another great place to stay is Canada. Spacious and affordable and people there are friendly too. Downside is the extreme temperatures in winter. -
Originally posted by HENG@:dun sad dun sad ok?
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i believe u are gonna enjoy your stay there. ur first year is gonna be a scream and once you have reached your final year, every passing minute will be precious....Originally posted by HENG@:hey well i've not talked about it yet because i am going to experience it soon.
July or Aug, will go there to study and prob be there for 4 years -
hmm ok. after that i prob would be working there tooOriginally posted by JLennon:i believe u are gonna enjoy your stay there. ur first year is gonna be a scream and once you have reached your final year, every passing minute will be precious.... -
Australia, in particular, Melbourne. Liked it so much I took up PR there.