Saí para jantar com o casal de chineses que conheci no avião. Tenho conversado com a moça no telefone quase todo dia, e hoje eles me levaram para passear. Pagaram tudo, fiquei boba de ver. Não me deixaram pagar nem o ônibus.

Eles me levaram a um restaurante que eles disseram ser famoso. Entre outras coisas comi ganso e água-viva. Também tinha uma sopa de um vegetal que parece uma melancia em miniatura.

Aprendi algumas palavras em cantonês, o dialeto chines que e' falado em Hong Kong.
Sim - Hai
Nao - Mm Hai
Don't - Mm Houl
Obrigado - Do tze'
Oi - De Hou Ma'

Eles me levaram para ver um dos picos mais altos da cidade, de onde dá para ver a baia e a parte continental de Hong Kong. E' uma vista muito bonita, mas estava infestado de turista. No lado oposto dessa vista, a vista não era tão bonita, mas era quieto e dava para ouvir os sons da noite. Foi a parte que eu gostei mais.

Day 6 - Thursday, May 24th

I went out for dinner with a Chinese couple I met at the plane. I've been talking to the girl on the phone almost everyday, and today they took me for a stroll. They paid everything, I was amazed. They would not let me pay even for the bus. They were very generous.

They took me to a restaurant that they said was famous. I ate goose and jellyfish, among other things. There was also a soup made of a vegetable that looks like a miniature watermelon. I learned a few words in Cantonese, the Chinese dialect spoken in Hong Kong.
Yes - Hai
No - Mm Hai
Don't - Mm Houl
Thank you - Do tze'
Hi - De Hou Ma'

They took me to see one of the highest hills in town, where we could see the bay and the continental part of Hong Kong. It is a very beautiful view, but there were tons of tourists.

On the other side of the hill, the view was not as beautiful, but it was quiet and we could hear the sounds of the night. It was the part that I enjoyed the most.