Blogs
- Shares Stories of Teeth
- About three years ago, my dentist told me, "You haveten decayed teeth." I saying nothing, surprise was written on my face. This induced my dentist to continue, "Yes, I know you brush teeth every day, but how did youdo it? Were you ever patient to brushfor like five minutes?" I su ...
- Shares What does "Bie zhuang bi" tell?
- Bie zhuang bi is Mandarin. Bie means stop and zhung bi , telling a lie, so bie zhuang bi means"Stop telling a lie!" or "Don't pretend otherwise!"One day of the fall of 2015, I repeatedly heard a group of Chinese students, most of whom have be ...
- Shares The Wind in Montreal's Subway Station
- The wind in Montreal`s subway station is alwaysfelt. It is so strong that throngs of passengers cannot push or pull thedoor of entranceopen unlessthey are forced to clench their teeth and cling on to theheavy, thick metal frame of the ...
- Shares My first job in Montreal
- My first job in Montreal was to deliver flyers. It was the first time that I had experiened real life. This job was simple, but, like any average job in lower class, it, in any case, was with shades of being marginalized for shortage of work experience, or desperately poor educti ...
- Shares My first impression of Montreal
- When a topic referring to myfirst impression of Montreal, the second biggest city in Canada and french - speakig world, is mentioned, " internal struggle" is a quite clean expression in my viewpoint. Precisely, " internal struggle" doesn't simply mean eitherexcitem ...
- Shares Really bilingual?
- I am afraid that there is no a "real" bilingual city or country - obvious difference of degree in language preference is anywhere, whether officially or individually. Because, officially, to be bilingual is to make sure that one language must be preserved as LANGUAGE OF THOUGHT and the other, T ...
- Shares What Quebecois prefer about a meal
- People have a meal. However, what defines varied eating style is the stories of how to have a meal instead of the fact that people have a meal. As a result, I believe that Quebecois - French Canadians or, to put it simple, Quebecors in English, in Montreal, can present us a unique version. ...
- Shares The view in my window
- Having livedat friend's home for nearly 2 months after my landing in Montreal on November 9th, 2010, I finally moved into room 2with an area of3 and 1/2 in an appartment located on 1795 Street Clifford. With monthlyrent 620 dollarsinsisted on by my Italian la ...
