Share on Facebook Tweet this Tien Yu | Eden Terrace, Auckland “我在新西兰出生的,然后我的母语是英文。 去年为了学会中文,我去了北京。 刚到的时候我一句话都不会说。 所以跟中国人聊天有点难。 因为他们都看到我,他们觉得我是本地的中国人. 但是我并不是。 所以我觉得去学中文对我的…… 当然对我的中文有好处,但是也对我的英文好处,因为要帮我提高我的那个……那个……怎么说,communication,的继续。 不是继续。...
Share on Facebook Tweet this Sri | Auckland “I have bonded with a lot of different cultures, and I can say there are really welcoming people in New Zealand. And I have good friends from Chinese culture, and some Samoan, Tongan and also some Sri Lankan friends...
Share on Facebook Tweet this Carol | Kaitī, Gisborne “Today I attended a Salvation Army get together, and it’s a companions group for elderly people. I’d seen this guy around a few times in Gisborne, at various places, and I went to speak to him today for the...
Share on Facebook Tweet this Tina | Blenheim, Marlborough “I’m trying to define what’s different. I suppose my last connection would have been about five minutes ago where I went to see a friend at her house, and then two other people came into the house, and...
Share on Facebook Tweet this Jodie | Blenheim, Marlborough “This might not be the ‘different’ that others might think of, but I had a positive experience from lockdown. My needs were met. I got to spend time with my family, but I soon realised, coming out of...
Share on Facebook Tweet this Jenny | Ōpōtiki, Bay of Plenty “He was a Sioux Indian and he came out here to help the Tūhoe with their horses, and he was a descendant of those at Little Bighorn, and he was the most incredible guy I’ve ever seen. What he didn’t...
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