Have visited many stalls : Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Thai.....
While I was standing at the Chinese notice board and reading the article, a Malay come over and asked me whether I understand Chinese o_O then I say "ya, have been studied since kinder garden" Then she asked me to answer a few questions, to pronounce a few numbers or sum of money into pinyin =S (eg, RM1001, 4765, RM3.50.....) *sweat* my pinyin is not that good though -___-ll Then I went to the calligraphy part. A student from China gave a piece of paper to me and my friend and we started to write our name XD ~ (our writing is bad, never practise after our PMR =( )
Japanese stall has calligraphy part as well~ so I just passed by and looked around...didn't stay long in this stall -_-
Next is the Korean stall, had met a friend from Korea at there. She was jaga-ing the booth and helping people to write their Korean name. After greeting, she asked me whether I want to get my Korean name as well, so I just say ok~~ =P
Japanese stall has calligraphy part as well~ so I just passed by and looked around...didn't stay long in this stall -_-
Next is the Korean stall, had met a friend from Korea at there. She was jaga-ing the booth and helping people to write their Korean name. After greeting, she asked me whether I want to get my Korean name as well, so I just say ok~~ =P
This is the card she gave me. Translation : Wen Huei, nice to meet you - Eun Mi -

Korean food bought from the stall (kimchi??)

I spent the longest time on Thai stall (ein: thank me oh XD ) visited a friend of mine. Sat down and chat. Fed me a few spoons of Thai char kuey tiao, took a few pictures then we cabut already ~ hiak hiak
Thai char kuey tiao(forget what it's called in Thai. For further information, contact Ein XD) 

Thai costume








The rumour says that the seat F1 until F4 is always booked/reserved.....WHENEVER & WHATEVER MOVIE that you want to watch... but as we go inside the hall, nobody is actually sitting on those seats...... o_O" is that real??


