QUOTE(kurangak @ Jan 15 2020, 01:19 PM)
i srsly not mocking him la

im just wondering, why he choose to struggle instead of learning, and how he lives his daily lives, since ive been in his shoe before; struggling to understand the spoken language
perhaps unker works as contractor under a chinese speaking boss.... so technically dont need communication, just work with his hands and feet is enough... also assuming he comes from a rural chinese kampung... i wont be surprised if he cant speak mandarin too. im just wondering, why he choose to struggle instead of learning, and how he lives his daily lives, since ive been in his shoe before; struggling to understand the spoken language
There are actually many aged 50+ who didnt even graduate from primary schools.. work in hard labour since young and eventually come to KL. I have a few relatives like that... but because they work alongside with indon and bangla contractors, so their BM is pretty decent compared to that unker.. can speak bangla too.
Jan 15 2020, 01:29 PM

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