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Day 31: It's KTV!



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KTV is the Chinese word for what we in Japan and more is known
Karaoke . From diverse CIMG3984 Singstar evenings in the home village of angels, I know that gives me the fun and Haiyan had proposed to spend the holidays of the singing. So we have gone off yesterday evening - 4 guys (Amila, Thilina, Takumi and I) and 4 girls (Hǎiyàn [海燕] Péngjiāo [鹏 娇], Fei [菲] and Qinghua [青 华]). The were partially Haiyan roommates and friends. A student at the Yunnan University (云南 大学, yúnnán Daxue ) Chinese to become a teacher, so to speak, has helped a lot with Takumi and his pronunciation. I have to say: respect, a really good teacher! For some reason, wanted Haiyan necessarily do it at night, one probably. there's no spaces before and more, so we met at 21:30, were walking around a bit and then went to "
Windsor KTV
" , an incredibly classy-looking karaoke shed. The front view looks more like a 5-star hotel and the inside is all super clean, modern and comfortable. As we have shared in the prize inside, each has paid only 25 yuan. At midnight it started ... Tracks's were many to choose from, in Mandarin, Cantonese, Japanese, Korean and English. are points like Singstar's not, you sing into a microphone just what is on the screen in subtitles. CIMG3979

And that's kind of really cool, especially with so many people. were drinks and peanuts's one of them. Early Clock Around 7 - no kidding! - We had all our songs selected by. From time to time have all but Haiyan and I slept at some point, I was not too tired, I thought it was much to exciting and great to sing Chinese songs. The subtitles, however, were mostly in traditional characters (how to use it in Hong Kong and Taiwan) CIMG3988 written, which made the whole bit. But I've even managed to sing along with Takumi is a Japanese song (桜 崎, Sakurazaki ) because the song was slow enough so that I could read along the subtitles in Japanese. CIMG3987 PS: What completely different: I was so tired this morning that I slept during the break, in my place. Ma Longfei, a Laotian place that seems amusing and wanted to wake me. I got him out of reflex on Esperanto answered Lasu min dormi!
(Let me sleep!), The first thing I noticed afterwards. How strange, because if I had been dreaming of grad Esperantujo ...?

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