Mandarin speaking people:
community based - always move in groups, and always in the same groups. Speak in a subtle, around the bush manner. Have a weird fascination of English speakers' way of thinking. Thinks than English speakers 'action lebih'/LCLY, not as willing to brush up their English and mix with English speakers.

English speaking people:
very individualistic/independent - often seen as a loner by the Mandarin speakers. Vocal & direct - will say whatever they think/feel if needed. Open to suggestions. Have a weird frustration on Mandarin speakers' way of thinking. Generally more willing to learn Mandarin by trial & error from Mandarin speakers

totally agree with this..chinese speaking people always labelled me as action..sighss..is not that im action or what, i speak no mandarin..what to do???   

one thing i do noticed in ukm is that, 9 out of 10 chinese students speaks mandarin. and yeah, they do move in groups, and only among themselves..no other races.. i don't quite like such sight.

Means u're a loner in campus ?

My colleagues in office says i live in my own world...
'cos the only time i talk to them is regarding work...
Not that i'm anti social, but they are a boring bunch.
They don't play sports, they dun watch movies, their favourite pastime is sleeping.
So there's nothing to talk about lol.