In the Japanese-American software company in Tokyo, there was a Korean named Yujin. There was also a Mandarin-speaking Chinese. I was not the only Filipino employed there.
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In the Japanese-American software company in Tokyo, there was a Korean named Yujin. There was also a Mandarin-speaking Chinese. I was not the only Filipino employed there.
Source: tatoeba (10668416)
Joki was a young Mandarin-speaking Chinese woman, and I had talked to her yesterday evening, the 10th of March of 2020, at the café Starbucks. She had been in Canada for over a decade, whilst her family was still in China. I was sitting in a soft chair next to hers, as she was applying a transparent green fragrant hand lotion on her hands. I inquired, because it was such a strong, but pleasant, odour. She said that it was something that she had ordered online. It was made of various plant materials, but unspecific on the labels. Joki was wearing a long, red Oriental jacket that made her look like a temple priestess. She had long black hair and had eyeglasses. Her necklace had a fat black stone Maitreya Buddha. She wore a meditation bracelet of black mala beads.
Source: tatoeba (11534869)
Closest matches include chinese-speaking, chinese-speaking community, mandarin, mandarin-language.
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