hehe thanks i got abit prob typing properly lol

Oh new thread. Hullo.

Went there to check out Ipoh Chicken Rice just before lunch time, luckily not pack so just went in. Ordered chicken rice for two, bean sprout and drinks = RM26.00.
Side dishes - lala cooked with chinese wine (RM18) and thai chicken feet? (RM4) . Maybe it's just me but the taste of the bean sprout is a bit different from the one in jln gasing which i loved. The chicken rice is good but i found out now i like "chicken rice shop" better haha




This post has been edited by goodiefish: Jul 26 2010, 10:02 PM

Really expensive for chicken rice.

That's called luxury chicken rice liao..but for the quality, once in a blue moon OK-lah....Yeah the taugeh not as sweet as the one at PJ jln Gasing..but definetly the same short Ipoh taugeh but I noticed that its not as fat as those taugeh in Ipoh

stimix, what is the shop's name???

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Added on July 27, 2010, 12:35 pmALAMAK!!!!! enrol my daughter to ladang harcorft chinese school but now jabatan pelajaran selangor sending her to chen moh in pj!!!! Oh my god... time, transport ??? Anyone can help me how to make the appeal with 100% success to original school? i stay in wawasan.... 5km distance only.....
any ppl face the same problem????


This post has been edited by jojo88: Jul 27 2010, 12:35 PM

Tha t shop is the branch of the famous Jln Gasing New Ipoh Chicken Nga Choy-lah - opposite EPF wan..

Can appeal and send to nearer school at Han Ming or Sing Ming. Or send to kebangsaan school-lah..I hv no problem sending my daughter to Kebangsaan school & now she is in Std 6 Tiution chinese at tiution ctr can liao.

Opss haiya...tembelang sudah pecah liao

oic... never tot of sending her to srk school as i was from srkschool and now a banan
with chinese tuition is a good idea, but still not comparable to srjk??
hanming, sinming and yak chee also full, friend's application also turn down and
relocate to other further school sg wey, old klang road....

Haha, you sure fool me all this while with your "GF" post

@jojo the ipoh chicken rice shop is same row as citibank, opposite paparich

This post has been edited by goodiefish: Jul 27 2010, 01:32 PM

what is GF post???

NVM..I'm still 18 at heart..haha

Anyway, If both the parent are banana, just like me & the kid since young speak in English & abit of chinese, it's better to send to SK..bcos throughtout my experience, there were cases of late switching since the children can't catch-up wth SJKC esp those bananas. I hv a forum friend did that too bcos the son can't catch-up Mandarin.

Well I'm glad I maintained her in SK and did well. Her mandarin tiution- Improved a lot but still in Std 2 haha..atleast she can speak & understand & read abit up to std 2 standard.

To fully master Chinese language, it is recommended to go the Chinese school from primary age because Chinese language needs memorization and is it not easy to learn.
Schools are under Federal Government, gather a few rejected parents and try to seek help from MCA or Gerakan service centers.
China will be the world's top economy super power by the time your daughter grown up.

Using Chinese key words in internet search engine can help you find more things or results or info in addition to English search. Especially if your are looking for China or Taiwan made products.

But if cannot & child have no interest at all..it will be double suffering for parent man...For sure I can't teach her in mandarin bcos I only know how to write my chinese name & also simple counting from 1-10 & those Elementary std 1 chinese like San Xia, Shan, San, Ma, Pa & etc ...susah lor...

So pretty depending on how the children grown up..If by 5-6 yrs old & having no interest in chinese..better don't force...Well my point of view-lah..haha

i'm from Yak Chee many years back.
Yes send your children to chinese school if given a place, cause Chinese is sooo damn important today!

Speaking from my own experience, my whole life i studied in SRK and then SMK, even kindergarten also Tadika Perpaduan (govt kindy).. Parents didn't speak Mandarin with me at home, we speak our local dialect, but my schoolmates and i communicate in Mandarin all the time, except one or two pure bananas who dun even know how to write their own name in Chinese. Attended after school Mandarin classes provided FOC by the school (alot emphasis on hanyu pinyin and spelling test), but only one hour per day and i stopped at Form 2. Realized that i learnt how to read alot more Chinese words through interaction with friends, church (songs with chinese subtitles and hanyu pinyin, haha), watching dramas with chinese subtitles, and even karaoke.. But if you ask me to read a chinese book, i will hesitate because it's not my primary written language (although it might be my primary spoken language), reading it will need a lot of effort and it might take 3-4 times as long as someone fluent in reading chinese to finish it. But if it's a simple newspaper article, won't be a problem..

Point is, chinese school or kebangsaan school, your kids will have other sources to learn the other language from the surrounding. It depends on which one you perceive as more important and beneficial for your kid...

But pretty depend on the children liking & progress. I have seen lotsa of suffering when bananas' parents can't even teach/guide their children when the children ask some simple homeworks. Well when some of them told me..send them for tyiution OK liao...Yeah they did but still the most important they forgotten is at home. Do you speak wth your chioldren using English or Chinese?

If at home since young English & he/she shows no interest at all in Chinese, no matter how you force he/she, it will be a disaster...

So really depending on upbringing & interest. & I don't say Chinese is not important. It is important at current scenario & even Non Chinese parents also sending their children to Chinese schools.. but all depending on how well the children liking & progress towards Mandarin.

Peninsula ppl always thought that I was a banana.
I have the Chinese looks but couldnt speak Chinese.
The fact becoz I'm not Chinese.
I'm actually a Sarawak native.

When I told them,"Not Chinese". They will ask again,"Do u know Hokkien?"
I was like LOL.

Yeap agreed. Really have to depend on situation. I'm almost the same as you..I was lucky because during secondary years, I mixed & speak mandarin in School & thus although I'm a banana but I'm still proud that I can speak & understand spoken mandarin well but not written.. haha. Otherwise I will not be lurking & trolling inside the mandarin thread sometime haha

Melanau?

I m also a banana and can write my chinese name only. During SK when got mandarin class, sure curi out go play football. But don't no why suddenly out of no where, I can speak mandarin at the age of 25.

Suddenly can caught many mandarin speak girl too. He......