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Monday, August 02, 2004 . 10:30 PM

I feel ashamed of myself.
After looking at the Hongkies blogs, I realised my standard of chinese is an embarrassment.
I can't believe I'm chinese.
I can't even write a simple sentence properly.
I really think it's time I started improving my chinese so that I don't lose my roots.
It's pretty bad if I'm a chinese who can't speak nor understand chinese.
I haven't really seen an indian who can't speak hindu or a malay who can't speak malay.
But there's a huge no. of chinese who can't speak chinese.
Pretty sad huh.
Finally I understand why chinese was always compulsory......
Why do I have to realise this NOW?!!! and not like one year ago!!! *bleah*