[who]

I haven't got any idea where am I orginated from!!! I mean I heard of the place in mainland but no idea where it is...

[Dodgy One]

You guys are so funny. You're going to disturb someone's peace speaking hakka in a public place! Are you all going to 'speak' as loud as the oldies can?

[shirleythien]

Yes I do speak real loud when comes to Hakka. Sounds like a loanshark asking back for money!

[GOODMAN]

If Pat Heung is what Ithink it is, it means "eight villages" which is an association made up of the eight viallages in the Yeun Long area.

Is this your origin ? I think it doesn't matter what dialect you speak, if you are Chinese, you speak loud anyway; es[ecially in HK !

Originally Posted by shirleythien

No buffet coz I am very broke and on diet! Anything cheaper?

Goodman, thank Lord I am originated from the mainland of Pat Heung! LOL!

[shirleythien]

Goodman, I do know my manners in HK. Never speak too loud like a amplifier! Trying my best not to be one though! My chinese root is from NT...so...should I be counted as well?

[GOODMAN]

Hi Shirley,
Please take no offense to my comments. Talking loud for most Hkers are normal. But then again, for those who are not used to talking loud, it is quite uncomfortable. HK is a noisy place. I know in places like teahouses, you can’t hear when people sitting next to you because of the noise around you; so what is one to do in a conversation ? So it became a habit for people growing up in HK. Hope I didn’t make you feel “loud”.

Originally Posted by shirleythien

Goodman, I do know my manners in HK. Never speak too loud like a amplifier! Trying my best not to be one though! My chinese root is from NT...so...should I be counted as well?

[shirleythien]

Originally Posted by GOODMAN

Hi Shirley,
Please take no offense to my comments. Talking loud for most Hkers are normal. But then again, for those who are not used to talking loud, it is quite uncomfortable. HK is a noisy place. I know in places like teahouses, you can’t hear when people sitting next to you because of the noise around you; so what is one to do in a conversation ? So it became a habit for people growing up in HK. Hope I didn’t make you feel “loud”.

Hakunamatata Goodman, I am used to all sorts of comments be it positive or negative. However, I do noticed that these days HK people are very soft spoken. I am a trillion times louder than them even I do not speak Hakka to them!

[who]

Hey shirleythein, we should meet up sometime. You sound quite interesting!!

[KnowItAll]

Dim sum at Dragon i is $128 not $180

[shirleythien]

Who, sure we can meet up in real. Just PM me!