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Did that DX share some tips for drinking with foreigners? British, American, Japanese, Vietnamese, Arabic * * Wait! The more, the better! My brother will give you extra points! :victory:
There is no drinking table culture in foreign countries, and there are very few orders to encourage drinking in their languages.
No! When foreigners come to China, why should we act like landlords? If we don't let people develop alcoholic liver disease, how can they be embarrassed to make money from us! :lol
I only know that foreigners like to go to bars
Cheers--Cheers! or Bottom up! The Japanese word is Cheers (かんぱい). Here is a Japanese song.: Cheers かたいtrip に思いをよせて语り出くせぬ青の日々时にはhurt つき时には喜びshoulderをたたきあったあの日あれIt's the sunsetたろう古郷のFriendsは金でも君の心の中にいますか※Cheers! Now the king's life is a big one and the stage is a long one and the road is long and the road is long. ※ キャンドルライトの中の二人を天こうして目を小めてIt's a great song日の光を体にあびてふり回らずにそのまま行けばよいThe wind is blowing, the rain is blowing, the letter is falling, the love is falling, and the rain is falling.
Please tell me how to sing "Cheers" by transliterating it! transliteration: yes--choke to death. . . .
Foreigners still have a special liking for Chinese liquor. They always say "BOTTOM UP" every time, and they still think about WULIANGYE (Wuliangye) every time they meet. There is no such thing as persuading foreigners to drink together. Their understanding and tolerance of alcohol have surpassed ours. hehe
Well health, everyone said this last time I drank with foreigners, cheers to health...