By kaichennnxx - 17/03/2009 02:09 - United States

Today, I was with my grandma waiting in a line. She only speaks Chinese and there was a black man in front of us talking his phone. My grandma tells me that the black man's really loud and annoying. The man finishes and turns and said fluently in Chinese, "What's wrong with loud black men?" FML
I agree, your life sucks 60 260
You deserved it 31 955

Same thing different taste

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wow hardly anyone can speak chinese fluently nowadays.

You know it sounds like Mr. Black man was more annoyed by the fact that granma specifically mentioned that he was black. My grandma doesnt speak English either and she would have said the exact same thing. Has anyone seen that "Professor Badass" picture that floats around the net? Thats the picture I have in my mind for this guy.

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#35, you don't know she was assuming he didn't understand. IT'S HER ONLY LANGUAGE. She may just have well said it in English if she knew how. I'd have said it in English, too.

shabaloo 0

haha that's what your grandma gets lol. i think that's kind of funny. your life isn't ****** at all.

ughfthis 0

#47 - "Chinese people are pretty racist. It's fact." That right there was a rude generalization about a race. Talk about hypocrisy.

deliciouskaek 1

You didn't deserve it, but your grandmother sure did.

Oh man... I'm always cautious about saying things even in Chinese cuz now people can learn it in school...

Mustloveinsanity 0

Lol. YEAH, go black dude! :D Embarrassing for you, but humiliating for your grandma

On the contrary, Chinese is the new foreign language to take; I know Blacks, Hispanics, Whites, Indians and Koreans who are learning Chinese in college. And they speak and write Chinese very well. No lie. Also, it's perfectly acceptable to refer to the language as "Chinese" rather than "Mandarin." Technically, Mandarin is the "dialect" that 70% of Chinese people speak, and then there are other dialects like Cantonese that the rest of the population can speak.

Good point 58, I didn't read it in that context. The whole part about English not being his/her first language made it seem to me like it was a grammar critique and not a fact accuracy critique.

haha I've heard of a similar story at a grocery store a black guy infront of these Vietnamese ladies was in line. The two old ladies were saying in Vietnamese "be careful of the black guy in front of you he might take your jewelery". The black guy turns around and speaks in fluent vietnamese "don't worry I won't take anything"