You should try asking for help. You will be amazed how people take extra effort to help you and how well Taipei people speak English.
@Nina-nw6oe3 ай бұрын
👍👍👍❤❤❤
@hahahaha33623 ай бұрын
這讓我想起大學第一次搭捷運的時候 也是像她一樣啥都不清楚
@arcroom20003 ай бұрын
感謝囉~
@user-cl6mw8cq6x3 ай бұрын
💖💖💖👍👍👍
@234otchungАй бұрын
This girl seems never been to Asia. Many MRT in other Asian countries are clean and efficient
@user-xf1uq7pz9l2 ай бұрын
❤❤
@navikaowayne96593 ай бұрын
好像那個加州大地震的亞歷珊卓
@seeyouinawhile3 ай бұрын
Alexandra Daddadrio,有像!
@Kevin-sx6we3 ай бұрын
謝謝妳喜歡台灣~~~
@jonathanchan35132 ай бұрын
這回得也太卑微了、我們沒這麼爛、好嗎
@lil----lil3 ай бұрын
This is what you'll find in NYC Subway DAILY: 1. Trash. 2. BIG Rats. 3. People smoking OPENLY inside the train. 4. Homeless sleeping inside the train stinking up the ENTIRE cart. 5. Mentally ill running around. 6. Singers (even if I don't want to hear). 7. Perpetual lateness. 8. Criminals (lots of them) 9. Turnstile jumpers. (more than I could count). 10. Lots of vandalized information screens & graffiti (smashed window) but NOTHING compares to the "shovers" People that will SHOVE you down the tracks OR STAIRS when you least expected. But don't take my word for it. So far TWENTY FIVE people have been pushed down the train tracks (public available information). This keeps happening because NYC consider them "mentally ill" and after a short stint in the mental hospital, they get released. REPEAT.
@yaya5tim3 ай бұрын
You forgot 11. People pusher
@sagatgodАй бұрын
I heard they said graffiti are Americans' symbol of art-loving and representation heart of freedom, so its everywhere on the wall of public space. Is it true?
No surprise here. Americans are mostly very foreign to public transportation other than those who are not able to afford a car. Not to mention public transportation systems there are massively underfunded and not properly planned out.