arun said:Yes - Also apparently some of the roads have a Chinese name and an English name. Some times people give you blank looks when you ask where a particular road is.
It is rare though - and I do not want to give an impression that getting around there is difficult. In fact it is quite easy.
arun said:I have stayed at Tsim Tsa Tsuey (the tip of Kowloon close to Ferries). Easy togo to any lace - Nathan Rd, Monkk market, etc. I preferrd this to HK Island. Even if you want to o to the Islands, erry costs something lke 5HK dollars.
straitman said:Spelt " Tsim Sha Tsui" 8) 8) 8) 8)
oz_mark said:straitman said:Spelt " Tsim Sha Tsui" 8) 8) 8) 8)
Now for the challenge question.
Can you pronounce it? Correctly?
straitman said:Spelt " Tsim Sha Tsui" 8) 8) 8) 8)
Star Ferry is $HK2.60 I believe.
Yes. It is pronounced exactly as it is spelt. "Tsim Sha Tsui".oz_mark said:straitman said:Spelt " Tsim Sha Tsui" 8) 8) 8) 8)
Now for the challenge question.
Can you pronounce it? Correctly?
JohnK said:Yes. It is pronounced exactly as it is spelt. "Tsim Sha Tsui".oz_mark said:straitman said:Spelt " Tsim Sha Tsui" 8) 8) 8) 8)
Now for the challenge question.
Can you pronounce it? Correctly?
The key is you need to look constipated while pronouncing it.
acampbel said:My family will be returning from the UK via HK, and basically want to visit Disneyland for a day and spend the other 2 doing not too much. Is it a good idea to stay near the airport or (God forbid!) in "The Magic" itself?
Mal said:Enjoy your magical visit to Disneyland. The magic bit is working out what to do with the other 2/3rds of the day once you've finished the place
(I was there recently, so if you have any questions.... )
Yada Yada said:Mal said:Enjoy your magical visit to Disneyland. The magic bit is working out what to do with the other 2/3rds of the day once you've finished the place
(I was there recently, so if you have any questions.... )
I went there in Nov 2004 when it was still a construction site. Not much magic, but there was a lot of mud. :roll:
Yada Yada said:Mal said:Enjoy your magical visit to Disneyland. The magic bit is working out what to do with the other 2/3rds of the day once you've finished the place
(I was there recently, so if you have any questions.... )
I went there in Nov 2004 when it was still a construction site. Not much magic, but there was a lot of mud. :roll:
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serfty said:Last yearI promised mini serfty a trip to Disney in July '06, before I had heard of the HKG one.
Thank goodness I can avoid the LOTFAP and save heaps on Fares.
cssaus said:serfty said:Last yearI promised mini serfty a trip to Disney in July '06, before I had heard of the HKG one.
Thank goodness I can avoid the LOTFAP and save heaps on Fares.
I'm sure he'll really enjoy "It's a Small World" being sung in Chinese