Australia recharge WeChat you didn't know

　　Many people think that studying abroad must be a tall one. They speak English every day, and they must be very fluent in English. But have you seen them who have just arrived abroad? Today I will take you to see the embarrassment of studying abroad for the first time and the embarrassment of Australian recharge WeChat!

　　I recharged WeChat overseas in a small store in Chinatown. I thought that they were all Chinese, and they must be as simple as in China. As a result, I nearly doubled the handling fee. I never believed in love anymore.

　　In Australia, I didn't know that I had to ring the bell before the next stop. I sat in the wilderness, don't ask why, because I think he will automatically turn back.

　　Seeing something like a red handrail in the subway, I thought it was used to hold it, so I pulled it...then the whole subway stopped...

　　Once when I went to a basketball court to play, the black brother was practicing. I think the weather is so hot, so I said It's so hot. He stared at me and suddenly said a word to me, "me?"

　　When I first arrived in the United States, I used the emergency button as a light switch. The whole building started to sound an alarm. Then three police cars came within five minutes, and they scared me.

　　A friend went to see a doctor. The doctor asked about the date of birth. She heard the date before she heard it clearly. She thought it was asking what day she wanted to make an appointment, and she answered tomorrow...

　　In Tuao, the car and the co-pilot are the opposite~ I was in a hurry to go to the airport, and the driver loaded his luggage in the back. I just took the lead directly. The driver stayed outside.

　　Standing at the cashier counter in the restaurant, raising his hand to attract the attention of the waiter, probably the swing was too small, and the cashier came up and gave me a slap.

　　Now, do you still think that students studying abroad must also be able to communicate with locals in foreign languages ​​when they first arrive abroad?