Hong Kong People Are Beautifully Rude

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Sydney : 26-28 April
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I think it's very polite of the cab driver to give his regards to the mother and family of the other driver.

stolennimbus
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Being a Hong Konger, I can tell this shit happens every minutes between drivers while they are driving😂
Except translating to English

henrychan
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As a Hong Konger, the driver is ultra polite man! He even translated it for you! What can you ask more of? lol

zorbajwhk
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I can't believe the Cantonese subtitles were censored 😂😂😂

thetabletopskirmisher
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"Diu Lay"(fuck you) in Cantonese is such a versatile word, you can use it like the driver to express anger, in the same time you can use it to greet your close friends.

yiyinyu
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As a Malaysian who knows 5 languages (Mandarin, Cantonese, English, Malay, Hakka), I can attest that Cantonese is the best language for swearing. It is very expressive and versatile, it sounds funny and rude at the same time.

kentho
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we've heard cantonese swear words so much that we are kinda numbed to how rude they actually sound

CWJ
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"This is the Hong Kong Parliament."
That was too funny XD

damnfreakingsien
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Damn! I am from Hong Kong you are really observant! WE ARE LIKE THIS 😂
I was laughing so hard 😂

tanyachou
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If you cannot “Diu” anyone, then you are not truly Cantonese

rayray
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To Hongkongers, you have to speak Cantonese if you are Chinese. Once in a Chinese restaurant in London, a waiter started speaking to me in Cantonese. I said I don't speak Cantonese. After taking down my order in English, he asked me if I wanted chopsticks or knife and fork.😮

airypotty
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I used to take taxis in hk nearly every day. I came across the following memorable drivers:
-one could speak French. He was born in Cambodia.
-one has the surname Rodriquez. (Cos their name Card/cert needs to be displayed on the lhs of the dashboard). His father was a S. American seaman.
-one has the surname Mohammed and he looks mixed rather than entirely Chinese.
-one carried dozens of photo albums in the front seat and let you look at them. Then contained photos of the driver with many celebs cos he used to part-time in the movie set.
-one was more like a professional tour guide and Hk ambassador. He was so friendly and professional that we won a Best HK Taxi Drive award!
-many are hidden gurus/sifu/masters in Taoism, Buddhism, qigong, martial arts, UFO phenomenon, metaphysical pursuits!
-some used to be executives / proprietors but due economic downturn they changed careers.
-so many of them are so nice and friendly
-there were a few damaged souls who are from hell as in everywhere

whunnoi
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Yup, that’s HK alright.
Nothing is personal; the curses are almost just perfunctory.
So foreigners and tourists who criticise HKers for being rude and/or racists simply haven’t lived there long enough to get it.

kindface
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Fir someone who doesn’t speak Cantonese, his swearing pronunciation is spot on! LOL 😂

ezura
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Can we have this without the censoring? I'm trying to learn Cantonese😁

AznJsn
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YouTube algorithm got a curious HongKonger here to watch one stand up video about my home now I am on a hour long binge! Thank you Jason haven’t laughed so hard out loud in a long time!

JamesBangprhacks
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I think he forgot to mention that the driver also took an impromptu "detour" to charge him more. Lol.

TheMnwlkr
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As a 13 year old Hongkonger, very accurate. Happens at school every day

paxtontherabbitpigpigworld
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I was in Hong Kong for literally just half a day, and I’ve already experienced a shopkeeper yelling at me for window shopping 😂

jigeahah
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I have to say Jason Leong's pronounciation of those Cantonese expletives were perfect.

yellowlynx