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Conversation topics only heard in China

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4. -"ni hao!"

-"Your Chinese is so good!"

-"WOW, you can use chopsticks!!!"

Chinese tend to compliment a foreigner's ability/performance more frequently.

German swimmer Britta Steffen is seen with a Chinese chopsticks during a visit for a report of the ARD-Sportschau in the Yu Garden prior the 2011 FINA World Swimming Championships in Shanghai, China, July 18, 2011. [Photo/IC]

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