It’s much better than what I gotpic.twitter.com/VRCVAEHLjN
How typing is ruining the Chinese language: The Starbucks cashier made me Ms. Round (圆Yuan2), instead of simply Ms. Yuan (袁Yuan2, a kind of hard-to-write Chinese family name that doesn’t carry any meaning). As we type more, writing characters is becoming more challengingpic.twitter.com/I26dr3OW83
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What happens if there are 2 of you?
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At Starbucks, we will always be Mr 外.
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Sure not 老?
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这算勤快的，没直接写 Ms. O
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I think everyone at Starbucks is trained to spell names wrong, no matter what language they're writing in.
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It seems that even average Chinese people have a hard time recalling characters when they’re forced to write it outhttps://youtu.be/zxHskrqMqII
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I love Asian Boss. I saw this before ... and it made me think we don't have it so bad in the US by not teaching cursive to kids.
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I see I'm not the only one who's forgotten how to write characters properly!
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让我想起跟北京一点点小哥说我姓“朱”而看他缓缓写下“猪”的梦幻时刻。
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所以我真的不喜欢询问顾客姓啥。有的时候张和章写错了，还容易被投诉
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