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PSA: It's the LUNAR New Year, not the CHINESE New Year

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Originally posted by: glutenberg
Originally posted by: HotChic
Originally posted by: glutenberg
Originally posted by: Mo0o
eh, semantics. I still call it "chinatown" instead of "international district"
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There are people who call Chinatown "International District?" That's news to me.
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Depends on where you live. In San Francisco, it's Chinatown. In Seattle, it's the International District.
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There aren't subtitles for each area within the International District? Like in LA, there's Little Tokyo, K-Town, Chinatown, etc-town. Same as in New York and SF. International District almost sounds like an area for doing commercial business transactions moreso than ethnically dominated areas.
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The Seattle International District isn't nearly as large or differentiated as the spots in LA, New York and San Francisco, so I guess not.
 
Well Maple Story is celebrating the "Lunar New Year", so that must be it. Or maybe they want to be PC or something.
 
Originally posted by: HotChic
Originally posted by: glutenberg
Originally posted by: HotChic
Originally posted by: glutenberg
Originally posted by: Mo0o
eh, semantics. I still call it "chinatown" instead of "international district"
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There are people who call Chinatown "International District?" That's news to me.
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Depends on where you live. In San Francisco, it's Chinatown. In Seattle, it's the International District.
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There aren't subtitles for each area within the International District? Like in LA, there's Little Tokyo, K-Town, Chinatown, etc-town. Same as in New York and SF. International District almost sounds like an area for doing commercial business transactions moreso than ethnically dominated areas.
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The Seattle International District isn't nearly as large or differentiated as the spots in LA, New York and San Francisco, so I guess not.
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I always called it Chinatown. :laugh:..
You can find Vietnamese stores on one side, and then Chinese stores on another side. So... I never use the term "International District."
 
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