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A secondary school student from Hong Kong, passionate about physics, is seeking to major in electrical engineering or physics at university. They joined the forum to engage with others and seek homework help, finding it more beneficial than local resources. Members welcome them, encouraging participation despite language barriers, and share their own experiences of discovering interesting topics through the forum. The student expresses concerns about studying engineering in Hong Kong, noting a preference among peers for business or medicine over engineering. They plan to work part-time to save for potential overseas studies for a master's degree, emphasizing their commitment to pursuing their interests in engineering and physics, even considering a double degree program. The community reassures them about their choices and encourages continued exploration of their academic passions.
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Hello~ I'm a "little" girl studying in secondary 6 (7 after 1/9) in HK~
I love physics very much~
I want to major in electrical engineering or physics in university ^^

I find this forum is quite useful so I registered to be a member~

Hope you guys can understand my poor english~ ^^
 
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Welcome to physics forums! You're doing very well to learn English and it's coming along nicely :smile: If I may I ask, was your main purpose in joining here to learn, chat, or get homework help? Or even a mixture of them all.
My only reason when I first joined was to get homework help, but I quickly came to realize there are a bounty of good questions asked in these forums on topics I never would even think of myself, but do find interesting. Then somehow, oh so slowly, I creeped into the general chat sections too :biggrin:
 
Welcome to PF, city25. One has certainly come to the right place to discuss physics and electrical engineering.
 
Welcome, city25, I think you'll like it here. Hope you enjoy it!
 
no problem if your English is not good,mine is not good too :)

you can use Chinese when you don't know how to say in English,I can understand.:smile:
 
Mentallic said:
Welcome to physics forums! You're doing very well to learn English and it's coming along nicely :smile: If I may I ask, was your main purpose in joining here to learn, chat, or get homework help? Or even a mixture of them all.
My only reason when I first joined was to get homework help, but I quickly came to realize there are a bounty of good questions asked in these forums on topics I never would even think of myself, but do find interesting. Then somehow, oh so slowly, I creeped into the general chat sections too :biggrin:
I first knew the forum few months ago. I was doing a project on friction. I found that some questions asked are similar to mine and helped me to solve my problems and finish my project. After that, I found that many topics discussed are very useful for me to correct my improper or unclear concept. Also, some of them are interesting~ Up to yesterday, I realize that it is a good place for me to ask my physics questions than many HK sites. I suppose I can have more professional answers here.Well, I only got a pass in english in the public examination, which makes me feel so surprised and sad...
 
kakarotyjn said:
no problem if your English is not good,mine is not good too :)

you can use Chinese when you don't know how to say in English,I can understand.:smile:

HAHA, but the rules state that we can only use english in the forum..
 
Astronuc said:
Welcome to PF, city25. One has certainly come to the right place to discuss physics and electrical engineering.

You got my point~ ^^
 
Welcome to PF city25 :smile:

You can also join the PF sisterhood! :biggrin:
 
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city25 said:
I first knew the forum few months ago. I was doing a project on friction. I found that some questions asked are similar to mine and helped me to solve my problems and finish my project. After that, I found that many topics discussed are very useful for me to correct my improper or unclear concept. Also, some of them are interesting~ Up to yesterday, I realize that it is a good place for me to ask my physics questions than many HK sites. I suppose I can have more professional answers here.
Ahh that's nice to know :smile:


city25 said:
Well, I only got a pass in english in the public examination, which makes me feel so surprised and sad...
Really, your English is fine and easily understandable. we won't be asking you to write out an essay for us so you have nothing to fear.
 
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drizzle said:
Welcome to PF city25 :smile:

You can also join the PF sisterhood! :biggrin:

oh~ can you tell me more about it?
 
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Mentallic said:
Ahh that's nice to know :smile:



Really, your English is fine and easily understandable. we won't be asking you to write out an essay for us so you have nothing to fear.
nice~ ^^
 
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city25 said:
oh~ can you tell me more about it?


First you need to get slapped with a fish to be a member! If you allow me, I'll borrow rootX's fish!

http://files.myopera.com/Chyren/files/fishSlap1a.gif

There you are, you're officially a PF member. :biggrin:

In order to join the sisterhood... Well, all I know is as long as you wear a 5~15 shoe size you're in. Otherwise you're excluded! :biggrin:
 
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drizzle said:
First you need to get slapped with a fish to be a member! If you allow me, I'll borrow rootX's fish!

http://files.myopera.com/Chyren/files/fishSlap1a.gif

There you are, you're officially a PF member. :biggrin:

In order to join the sisterhood... Well, all I know is as long as you wear a 5~15 shoe size you're in. Otherwise you're excluded! :biggrin:

:smile:
Wow, you are mean :bugeye:! She's just a "little" girl.
 
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drizzle said:
There you are, you're officially a PF member. :biggrin:
If she doesn't reply to you, then you know you hit her a little too hard.
 
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city25 said:
HAHA, but the rules state that we can only use english in the forum..

Wow! You actually read the rules!? I have been here for decades, never knew such a rule exist. I guess you don't need to break this rule, your writing is very clear.

So you are going to Form 7 this coming year? May I ask you where you plan to go to university? HK? China? Somewhere else?

Welcome again, and hope to see you around here again soon.
 
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dlgoff said:
If she doesn't reply to you, then you know you hit her a little too hard.

You think so! :bugeye: Nah, Evo's arm would do it not mine! Hello Evo :biggrin:

City25: 这是一个笑话 :smile:

You know golfguy, I got the feeling that you haven't been slapped... May I borrow your golf club?! :biggrin:
 
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drizzle said:
You think so! :bugeye: Nah, Evo's arm would do it not mine! Hello Evo :biggrin:

City25: 这是一个笑话 :smile:

You know golfguy, I got the feeling that you haven't been slapped... May I borrow your golf club?! :biggrin:

Haha,it's nice! It's allowed to use Chinese here!:cool:
 
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drizzle said:
You know golfguy, I got the feeling that you haven't been slapped... May I borrow your golf club?! :biggrin:
Well okay... if you must.
http://www.corbisimages.com/images/572/DA9B3A13-983D-4128-9E64-F2DA74C29D35/42-17773499.jpg
 
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drizzle said:
First you need to get slapped with a fish to be a member! If you allow me, I'll borrow rootX's fish!

http://files.myopera.com/Chyren/files/fishSlap1a.gif

There you are, you're officially a PF member. :biggrin:

In order to join the sisterhood... Well, all I know is as long as you wear a 5~15 shoe size you're in. Otherwise you're excluded! :biggrin:
Is it a joke??
 
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dlgoff said:
If she doesn't reply to you, then you know you hit her a little too hard.

I really can't understand what you're talking about... but I feel you are joking on me.
 
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chingkui said:
Wow! You actually read the rules!? I have been here for decades, never knew such a rule exist. I guess you don't need to break this rule, your writing is very clear.

So you are going to Form 7 this coming year? May I ask you where you plan to go to university? HK? China? Somewhere else?

Welcome again, and hope to see you around here again soon.

It's great~ ^^

yup~ I will stay in Hong Kong since my parent have no such money for me to go abroad. But what I'm worrying about is that HK is not a good place to study engineering. Maybe I will do part-time job and save some money to go overseas for my master degree (even dr.).
 
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drizzle said:
You think so! :bugeye: Nah, Evo's arm would do it not mine! Hello Evo :biggrin:

City25: 这是一个笑话 :smile:

You know golfguy, I got the feeling that you haven't been slapped... May I borrow your golf club?! :biggrin:
OHH, you're really playing joke on me~~ haha!

PS. well.. hong kong uses Traditional Chinese not Simple Chinese~
 
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Welcome to Physics Forums! I wish I could visit Hong Kong. Have you ever visited the United States?
 
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Math Is Hard said:
Welcome to Physics Forums! I wish I could visit Hong Kong. Have you ever visited the United States?
no... I've never been to other countries. i wish to visit too!
 
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city25 said:
yup~ I will stay in Hong Kong since my parent have no such money for me to go abroad. But what I'm worrying about is that HK is not a good place to study engineering. Maybe I will do part-time job and save some money to go overseas for my master degree (even dr.).

Yeah, that's what I think too... most people in HK would choose business, IT, medicine or anything else before engineering/physics, at least that's my impression... well, maybe I am wrong...

Anyway, it is good to know someone from HK who like engineering and physics, and do not plan to follow the herd. And don't worry too much, you have plenty of time to plan and explore your future. Just keep learning and doing what you like.
 
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chingkui said:
Yeah, that's what I think too... most people in HK would choose business, IT, medicine or anything else before engineering/physics, at least that's my impression... well, maybe I am wrong...

Anyway, it is good to know someone from HK who like engineering and physics, and do not plan to follow the herd. And don't worry too much, you have plenty of time to plan and explore your future. Just keep learning and doing what you like.

oh no, you are right. most students would choose business, medicine, law before engineering or science. But I really love engineering or physics even if I would be offered those programmes. The alternative that I may consider is the double degree programme (BEng & BBA). Engineering/physics is a must.
 

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