I wish I never knew English

[n9wiff]

I wish my parents would have actually been middle class and sent me to a public school.

Then I would know the native language fluently and be super NT, probably?

I wouldn't know English though, or atleast be able to speak it fluently but whatever, worth the tradeoff.

[n9wiff]

Can't relate to guys my age as much. 

I only have incel hobbies. Forums, video games, reading, cartoons etc.

[Mr Looks]

wdym you don't know the local language JFL

[n9wiff]

wdym you don't know the local language JFL

I can't speak it fluently 


I've been made fun off because I have the pronunciation similar to what a white aunt who tries to learn said language sounds like.

I'll strengthen it then learn Mandarin so that I can call myself multi lingual  

[Mr Looks]

I can't speak it fluently 


I've been made fun off because I have the pronunciation similar to what a white aunt who tries to learn said language sounds like.

I'll strengthen it then learn Mandarin so that I can call myself multi lingual  

this nigga ain't even fluent in tamil & talagu but dreams of learning mandarin

[n9wiff]

this nigga ain't even fluent in tamil & talagu but dreams of learning mandarin

Am fluent in Tamil, Bahasa Melayu is the local language. 


I can converse in Mandarin, but can't write or read the characters.

[Mr Looks]

Am fluent in Tamil, Bahasa Melayu is the local language. 


I can converse in Mandarin, but can't write or read the characters.

what does ''niga maa'' with increasing intonation mean?

[n9wiff]

what does ''niga maa'' with increasing intonation mean?

I can't read characters or intonations 


But it's would either mean something casual for "is that yours?"

Ni ge = that ( referring to object )

Ma = usually at the end of a question. Like yi yang ma? Yi yang = equal, Ma signals its a question so you know if someone says that it means " Is it the same or not?"

Ma can also mean horse or mother. Since I can't read intonations or characters I have to guess. Obviously not horse or mother.

[Mr Looks]

I can't read characters or intonations 


But it's would either mean something casual for "is that yours?"

Ni ge = that ( referring to object )

Ma = usually at the end of a question. Like yi yang ma? Yi yang = equal, Ma signals its a question so you know if someone says that it means " Is it the same or not?"

Ma can also mean horse or mother. Since I can't read intonations or characters I have to guess. Obviously not horse or mother.

from what I understand it sounds like ''wtf is this guy doing''

[n9wiff]

from what I understand it sounds like ''wtf is this guy doing''

Oi, ni zuo shen me lah chi bai


Is what Chinese people here would say for that. Roughly translates to

Oi, what you doing lah cunt

Followed by a random set of insults for your mother and or skillset

[n9wiff]

from what I understand it sounds like ''wtf is this guy doing''

I guess using it in an angry way can mean that


Never heard someone say that to me though, and all of my friends are Chinese dudes who rage at video games and sports.

[Mr Looks]

I guess using it in an angry way can mean that


Never heard someone say that to me though, and all of my friends are Chinese dudes who rage at video games and sports.

what is the thing they say when surprised/ getting ambushed by enemy


it sounds something like watsau laila

[n9wiff]

what is the thing they say when surprised/ getting ambushed by enemy


it sounds something like watsau laila

I only play MOBA with my Chinese friends called Wang Zhe Rong Yao 


They say Gank in English then lai lah or lai ehh 

Which means come already in a panicking way. Not sure about the first missing word. 

It could also be Walao

Walao ehhh 

They might say screaming. Walao doesn't have a rigid meaning. Its like lah. Just something people used when stress.

Walao ehh, lai la / walao ehhh lai liao 

Means something like

Oh my god, they came already.

Liao = already

[n9wiff]

what is the thing they say when surprised/ getting ambushed by enemy


it sounds something like watsau laila

Actually if they are native Chinese they probably said wa cao lol


Wa cao basically means fuck.

[Alurmo]

i can tech speak 2 languages
my native one(afrikaans) my learnt one(english) I can speak both fluently to a high level 
I just cant speak African languages tho, languages like(isixhosa, zulu, tshwana, etc.) I've had a couple of times where African people came up to me and spoke in those languages and I had to simply nod no