Why do Chinese waiters always whisper when they take your order?
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2006-06-21 2:58 pm
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They don't want ot scare other customers?They don't want to wake up the giant snake that is cooking in the kitchen?
They don't want to scream and eventually break the fortune cookies?
2006-06-23 3:23 am
their afraid of talking in english or can't speak english
2006-06-22 9:33 am
lol when i went with my b/f LMBO she didnt. she was yelling like do you want wangton soup idk you wouldhave to hear me the way she said it but i said say what? she said frie rice. i said lol no what did you say so goes u want wongtong soup? lol idk whats up with the chinnes waitress there lol buthere omg there funny
2006-06-22 12:47 am
they say
"Check out the fat git in jogging pants"
give him small portion he NEEDS be on diet
"Check out the fat git in jogging pants"
give him small portion he NEEDS be on diet
2006-06-21 11:59 pm
What aret they supposed to do scream?
2006-06-21 11:12 pm
Maybe it's so they can get your order correct. If they speak it too loud, you would get scared or upset. I mean who wants someone to yell at you while you are ordering?
2006-06-21 11:02 pm
lmao. umm well dont think that EVERY chinese waiter does that but stereotypically cuz im asian, my parents tend to be extremely gossip-ish. they like to make comments about how people look and stuff like that. or...it coud be that they just don't understand
2006-06-21 10:39 pm
Hm... they don't do that here.
2006-06-21 10:17 pm
whisper? where on earth do you live?
good god, where i live... right in TAIWAN, it's more like the waiters are SHOUTING at you than whispering! i can say the same for hong kong and china, the homeland of chinese waiters, hahaha!!
it's so very untypical of "authentic chinese waiters" to whisper, you know.
good god, where i live... right in TAIWAN, it's more like the waiters are SHOUTING at you than whispering! i can say the same for hong kong and china, the homeland of chinese waiters, hahaha!!
it's so very untypical of "authentic chinese waiters" to whisper, you know.
2006-06-21 9:56 pm
It's respectful in many cultures to speak in hushed tones. I think that's probably the reason.
2006-06-21 9:52 pm
Maybe they're uncomfortable with speaking English and don't want to be embarrassed in public.
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