Hello from an American living in China!

khambagirl · 2006-11-09T14:34:03+01:00

Hello from an American living in China! New members, tell us who you are forum. Find answers to your questions in the expat forum. Blogs, pictures, forum for expatriates on expat.com

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khambagirlNew member09 November 2006 12:34:03

Hi,
I am newly on this expat forum and thought I would say "Hi!" Having lived in Asia for nearly 14 years (Nepal, Kazakhstan, and now China), I absolutely love living on the Tibetan plateau!!! I am a physiotherapist and my blog is about life on the plateau, my work, sometimes the frustrations, and sometimes just random thoughts. You can find my blog "Yak Attack" at www.yakattack.typepad.com, and please leave a note. I am curious about other expats and their experiences in different places.

JulienFounder09 November 2006 16:19:45

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Welcome Khambagirl!

You've an internet connection in Tibet, wow!

Which languages do you speak there?

If you want to contribute to the Expat.com project (we'd like to build the best expatriate knowledge base), please let us know! The asian part of the wiki/resouces is almost empty ...

khambagirlNew member10 November 2006 13:38:10

I speak English, Spanish, Nepali, Russian, Chinese, a little Kazak, and am learning Tibetan. OK, I have moved around a lot... Here I speak Chinese (Mandarin), and am learning one dialect of Tibetan, but since I have been on medical clinics in different parts of Tibet, I can actually speak a little of three different dialects. Yeah, I will check out the blog project!

gezzieMember12 November 2006 11:21:24

Hallo Khambagirl - I thought I should say hi as I noticed we must be nearly neighbours! I'm from the UK but living in Xining, I work for an NGO here.
Unlike you I'm very new to this expat business. This is my first visit to China, I've been here for four months so far. I love my job, but can't yet really speak any Mandarin or Amdo(which would be useful for work) Its pretty frustrating at the moment as day to day life is limited out here in the wild west where there's not a huge number of English speakers!

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