It's Neat!
It's a slang for good things in Indianapolis. Everybody says that.
I bought my prepaid card for my cellphone, costing me $37.10 for 140 minutes. I hope I can keep in 140 minutes for 2 months. Charlotte got worse. Her cellphone is for CDMA system in Taiwan, so her cellphone can't be fit with the sim card of T-Mobile here. After buying a new cellphone by $29.9, everything goes well.
Sally and David, my home stay parents, cooked riced with beef tonight. It was quite like Taiwanese Beef Stowed rice. Amazing.
David was a lieutenant in the army when he was in Vietnam. But no, he didn't kill anyone there, he built roads, bridges there.
I ordered a pair of seals with their names in Chinese on them. They were quite surprised that we brought some gifts. Although they can't read Chinese, I believe they will like these seals (stamps). Jason got a can of Wu-Loon tea and some post stamps.
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日本百名山交通攻略 — 石鎚山(1983m)
1 year ago
1 comment:
"It's neat!" means "cool". I thought it means clean before your supervisor told us. I also heard "It's awesome" everywhere.
I know you also taught your supervisor some Chinese dirty words.
"山小" and "很遜"
haha...it's so funny to hear what he said those words.
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