Thank you Hea mom .. you have already posted up there another , to talk about rent a room in Auckland , Rotorua , Wellington , Christchurch ,, it s good information to many of us ,,. :)
rent a house in NZ ( North Island and South Island ) , more expensive , right ? Also need to pay weekly or monthly ? Rental deposit for small house ,,,,
Yes, it's cold in those cities, but because the humidity is much lower in Canada comparing to hk, plus the house insulation is good in Can, so i would say it's not as bad as many asians expect
@@Heamom The reason for my being a little rough on the utuber (being a New Kiwi migrant ) is to make her realize any migrant living in an English speaking country must employ his or her best endeavor to integrate into the society n not stay away from it n the very basic thing one has to do is to speak proper English. One might not be able at first to speak like an native speaker but there are basics in English that one must have grasped after living in Canada for those 25 years. Be that as it may, it is better late than never. The utuber is I estimate in her early forties n she is still able to delve into the know hows in “making those typical English sounds”. I sincerely n honestly hope she could take my words in good faith n forgive my being sarcastic n rude 🙏 My children (being Australians by our heritage) born n bred in HK speak Chinese only after they started working in HK. Their mother tongue is English. My elder boy (40 n had his entire education in HK)is a consultant neurosurgeon n my younger boy (38 n earned his actuarial studies in LSE, London) is an investment banker. As for myself, I have my mother profession quailed in 1975 n worked in Sydney thereafter n I went to Bristol to do law when I was 39 in 1989. I am a lawyer for many years. I only wish those people who have decided to migrate or migrated to English speaking world work hard on their spoken English. It is very difficult to but NOT impossible change one’s accent. I speak with a southern British or RP accent. Nevertheless, the satisfaction you get from it is beyond words could describe. 若你的英文好，在外國生活一定會開心好多的🤗祝好！
Your comment reflects your ignorance and is honestly quite insulting. (You are right, your comments are indeed rude and sarcastic.) You cannot compare the English of someone who's born and raised in an English-speaking country with that of someone who immigrates to an English-speaking country when they are already an adult. If you know anything about foreign-language acquisition, you should know that there is a narrow window of opportunity for a non-native speaker to rid themselves of foreign accent. Some experts say it is as early as 12-14. People who immigrate at that age seldom lose their foreign accents. Others claim you won't be able to significantly change your accent after you hit your 20s. Yes, I congratulate you on your remarkable achievement in getting rid of your unforgivable and god-forsaken Hong Kong accent. Really, congratulation. Good job. Well-done. But do you need to be such a show-off? Do you need to judge, look down on, ridicule, and denigrate others? Does anyone ask for your expert advice? Out of everything that you can comment on, you specifically and intentionally choose to pick on this RUclipsr's accent instead of the content of her presentation. You're essentially using your RUclips comments to flaunt your background, your achievement, and your English proficiency. Yes, we know you raised English-speaking children who speak flawless English. Yes, your son is an investment banker. Yes, you are a lawyer who speaks a southern British accent. BIG DEAL. Who cares? Get a life. Stop being such a cocky asshole. This is RUclips. If you want to show off your achievement, find another channel to do so. I am SURE there are some people bored out of their mind who are willing to listen to your life achievement. By the way, I myself do not speak English with any foreign accent. (Instead, I speak Cantonese with a foreign accent.) I attended boarding school, university (Oxford), and grad school (Cambridge) in the U.K. I have lived in the U.S. and am now working as a college professor in French-Canada. Despite my background, I NEVER judge any immigrant's accented English like you do. It is condescending and honestly quite disgusting. Instead, I listen to their stories and admire their resolve and courage.
多謝你的分享！好少香港人做加拿大同紐西蘭對比，希望你加油做落去！ 我都係Auckland讀緊書， 有興趣聽下你覺得加拿大有咩會好過紐西蘭 :)
多謝你嘅鼓勵，我未來一定會講下加拿大d正嘢既。Good luck with your study.
多謝妳的資訊，十分受用！🥰🥰
唔使客氣，多謝支持 😊
我在紐西蘭住了二十多年
紐西蘭有四個星期的假期 其實你需要做全職才有 ，part time 是沒有的。 假期多，很長的時候，也會影響國家經濟，所以紐西蘭不可以和澳洲相比較，為什麼這麼多紐西蘭人跑到澳洲去，也是 kiwis 沒有 Aussi 那麽勤奮。
我們加拿大是非常不錯呀！地方大自由自在，很多唐人東西賣，我在加拿大住了二十幾年了，對這裡非常滿意
生活了那么久？
@@叶峰-t7u 住了廿五年了，加拿大是我的第二个故鄉啦！
Thank you Hea mom .. you have already posted up there another , to talk about rent a room in Auckland , Rotorua , Wellington , Christchurch ,, it s good information to many of us ,,. :)
謝謝你的分享資訊，我兒子剛在Auckland U畢業，又遇大赦取PR,因此我也會常到NZ！
恭喜你，希望你喜歡nz
很佩服你們憑天下的勇氣！
多謝，我地覺得與其心動不如行動，試過先知世界有幾大，邊度最啱自己。😊
Yes I prefer NZ more than CA, plan to go NZ after pandemic
nz just had 3 major earthquakes in the last 12hrs, with the strongest of 8.1 just happened now, u still wanna come ^^''"
@@Heamom Yes I know from the nzheard, Luv Jacinda leader and hope that border will loosen soon as possible, always wanna come, haha.
@@Heamom could you please share some experiences with earthquakes in nz? is it very unsafe? and are buildings designed for in case of earthquakes?
紐西蘭的香港人在1997年之前達到2萬的高點，但根據2018年的統計，只有八千。工黨領導的政府在2007年實施的“ 20小時免費ECE”政策完全資助了免費的早期兒童教育, 以及四個星期的帶薪年假。 我認為您是在正確的時間來到紐西蘭的，紐西蘭的孩子們很開心，他們不必承受學習上的壓力，他們的教育和醫療免費。紐西蘭被評為最佳生活國家，我們的天氣非常好，生活質量也很高。 現在，我們的總理“ Jacinda”被視為世界上最好的領導人。 一些澳大利亞人希望紐西蘭和澳大利亞統一成為一個被稱 "Aussieland" 的新國家，“ Jacinda”成為第一任總理。
移民去邊一個國家，after all 一定要知道適合唔適合，冇話最好、最差⋯⋯
人多去不一定最好，只係最容易去。有幾何有人可以移民瑞士北歐？
瑞士北歐就一定好？
@@perthchinese 重點唔係好，係難。多人去，係因為容易，睇見用BNO去英國，一清二楚了吧⋯⋯
你好呀 請問唔知而家澳洲有冇學前教育資助呢？
最後講果過澳新互通，其實係紐西蘭低半級，紐西蘭人去澳洲並不可以享受全部福利，反之，澳洲人過去馬上享受全部福利。
多謝補充
冇办法噶，呢Ｄ叫弱国无外交
收音聲浪高低不一，注意一下可以聽得舒服d 😅
sorry, 以後會注意啲 😊
@@Heamom 唔使sorry…只不過想你做得再好d啫 ☺☺☺
我好想移民到加拿大溫哥華
請問水電煤貴唔貴？
rent a house in NZ ( North Island and South Island ) , more expensive , right ? Also need to pay weekly or monthly ? Rental deposit for small house ,,,,
Sorry, I'm not sure what your Qs are. Do u want to know the price different between nz & can? or south island & north island in nz?
cant agree more :)
thx 😊
沒有最左，只有更左！
确实
只要知道各國最新嘅移民門檻，就知道唔係你想唔想移民去，而係一個國家俾唔俾你移民去。
補充多一句，當香港人走難的時候，沒有時間和選擇的餘地，聽聞八月落閘
Yea Mom全家是加拿大籍嗎？香港人陪仔女去紐西蘭讀書可否打工？
陪讀不可以打工
你覺小朋友（Aussie ) 過來NZ讀大學安全嗎？現在澳洲有好多針對華人的事件！
你意思係你想sent你個小朋友自己從澳洲過嚟紐西蘭讀書？其實我唔覺得nz治安特別差，至於歧視問題我自己住紐加25年嚟真係未遇過，亦未聽見有朋友有咁嘅經歷。安唔安全我反而覺得最關鍵係佢識d乜朋友。
比唔比捕熊 Canada? 咩條件可以申請打猎牌?
我唔覺得可以，熊應該係受保護動物，好多年前聽過有朋友去打鹿&美洲豹，至於點樣申請牌真係唔清楚 sorry
@@Heamom 多成咁重係受保護?
博主来这边多久了 对这边熟悉吗
Toronto , Montreal are too cold ( to Asians )
Yes, it's cold in those cities, but because the humidity is much lower in Canada comparing to hk, plus the house insulation is good in Can, so i would say it's not as bad as many asians expect
我聽不懂香港話 影片沒字幕 請問有高手可以分享重點整理嗎 感激不盡
對不起，我不會上字幕，如果還有其他人要求，我會考慮出國語版的節目。謝謝你對我的節目有興趣。
@@Heamom 謝謝你🙏
我是你的邻居.以前住在西雅图.是你们温哥华的邻居.哈哈....
yes, 我以前經常去西雅圖同Portland玩 😊
感谢你的分享！新西兰就业机会多吗？对创业者支持有加拿大那么多优惠政策吗？
NO...
经济远比加拿大差
你生活在新西兰
我生活在印尼，呵呵。前几年一直想去新西兰，现在不想了。
Depends on what sort of business you ate doing
听不懂粤语啊，如果有国语版的，应该很多人想了解，感谢分享～
謝謝你的留言，我會考慮出國語版節目
@@Heamom 开新频道 不然香港人不爱看了
紐西蘭治安變差了很多
Okoksssss
唔好意思，我覺得加拿大好D，看政府財力就知道，我覺得移民首選加澳纽
我也觉得加拿大好 我去过NZ超级无聊
紐西蘭好過加拿大？唔係嘛⋯⋯😅😅
哈哈哈哈，加拿大唔洗介绍啦，就介绍nz，边个哇加拿大好？。哈哈哈哈哈
haha, u must be canadian 🤣
@@Heamom no，i am chinese in nz。 haha
凡係我認識攞到紐西蘭身份嘅人都已經走佬去其他地方。
Why
近代的香港人被互聯網的資訊影響。如果你看1960年至2000年的香港社會，沒有人講民主，自由幾個字。90年代的香港人只關心工作，娛樂，身邊的人。在過去10年開始有“西方國家自由”的言論。最可惜就是現在已經不是歐美的世界。其實移民英國，加拿大，歐洲，澳洲的人應該想清楚發生什麼事。走回頭路可能好很多。而且亞洲不等於中國。亞洲有很多國家。
有个up主说，亚洲都笼罩在西朝鲜的导弹威胁下
@ world traveller 不明你的「走回頭路」指甚麽？
@@pollenayeung5815 回頭路就是放棄在西方國家。
@@tsaoa 良禽擇木而棲，各方考量自有其因，尊重各人的選擇。
@@三井火焰男 亞洲不是中國。
我剛 subscribe 咗，🙏不過有樣嘢我覺得好奇怪，你生活在加拿大已經二十五年還是帶有濃烈的廣東話口音英語；給我證實咗中國人喺加拿大真係唔使講英文講嘢講得好水皮冇人話佢冇人笑佢地。
來了紐西蘭你雖然溝通到但一定會俾人笑你啲英文；真係奉勸喺加拿大生活的中國人好好學英文。
不過可能加拿大凍，中國人真係唔習慣咁凍囉凍到唔敢出聲講英文, 好似佢啲英文真係好差
雖然我唔知你住左nz幾內，同埋英文有幾好，不過以你嘅中文comment可以睇得出你嘅中文都仲係keep得好好，佩服你中英都可以咁流利。👍 證明我無嚟錯nz。
@@Heamom Hi, I am British Australian n had studied n worked in Syd as well as in England for donkey’s years.
@@Heamom The reason for my being a little rough on the utuber (being a New Kiwi migrant ) is to make her realize any migrant living in an English speaking country must employ his or her best endeavor to integrate into the society n not stay away from it n the very basic thing one has to do is to speak proper English. One might not be able at first to speak like an native speaker but there are basics in English that one must have grasped after living in Canada for those 25 years. Be that as it may, it is better late than never. The utuber is I estimate in her early forties n she is still able to delve into the know hows in “making those typical English sounds”. I sincerely n honestly hope she could take my words in good faith n forgive my being sarcastic n rude 🙏 My children (being Australians by our heritage) born n bred in HK speak Chinese only after they started working in HK. Their mother tongue is English. My elder boy (40 n had his entire education in HK)is a consultant neurosurgeon n my younger boy (38 n earned his actuarial studies in LSE, London) is an investment banker. As for myself, I have my mother profession quailed in 1975 n worked in Sydney thereafter n I went to Bristol to do law when I was 39 in 1989. I am a lawyer for many years. I only wish those people who have decided to migrate or migrated to English speaking world work hard on their spoken English. It is very difficult to but NOT impossible change one’s accent. I speak with a southern British or RP accent. Nevertheless, the satisfaction you get from it is beyond words could describe. 若你的英文好，在外國生活一定會開心好多的🤗祝好！
Your comment reflects your ignorance and is honestly quite insulting. (You are right, your comments are indeed rude and sarcastic.) You cannot compare the English of someone who's born and raised in an English-speaking country with that of someone who immigrates to an English-speaking country when they are already an adult. If you know anything about foreign-language acquisition, you should know that there is a narrow window of opportunity for a non-native speaker to rid themselves of foreign accent. Some experts say it is as early as 12-14. People who immigrate at that age seldom lose their foreign accents. Others claim you won't be able to significantly change your accent after you hit your 20s. Yes, I congratulate you on your remarkable achievement in getting rid of your unforgivable and god-forsaken Hong Kong accent. Really, congratulation. Good job. Well-done. But do you need to be such a show-off? Do you need to judge, look down on, ridicule, and denigrate others? Does anyone ask for your expert advice? Out of everything that you can comment on, you specifically and intentionally choose to pick on this RUclipsr's accent instead of the content of her presentation. You're essentially using your RUclips comments to flaunt your background, your achievement, and your English proficiency. Yes, we know you raised English-speaking children who speak flawless English. Yes, your son is an investment banker. Yes, you are a lawyer who speaks a southern British accent. BIG DEAL. Who cares? Get a life. Stop being such a cocky asshole. This is RUclips. If you want to show off your achievement, find another channel to do so. I am SURE there are some people bored out of their mind who are willing to listen to your life achievement. By the way, I myself do not speak English with any foreign accent. (Instead, I speak Cantonese with a foreign accent.) I attended boarding school, university (Oxford), and grad school (Cambridge) in the U.K. I have lived in the U.S. and am now working as a college professor in French-Canada. Despite my background, I NEVER judge any immigrant's accented English like you do. It is condescending and honestly quite disgusting. Instead, I listen to their stories and admire their resolve and courage.
@@flyingzone356 I totally support what you said. Simon is extremely rude.