1. (M : Marta T : Torres All: Gemma, Gini, Jessie, Abby, Cathy)
Script.
[Background]Marta, three girls and bad guy are joining a learning camp.
Marta is walking alone. Three girls are staring at her oddly.
M: (In Ukrainian) Excuse me, I am Marta. Can you tell me where can I find the washroom?
[Talk to Marta and walk around]
Gini: Hey! Look at her, her clothing is so weird!
Abby: Opps! She looks goofy.
Gemma: She’s not a Cantonese.
Gini: What’s a weird girl?
Cathy: Where do you think she comes from?
Jessie: Well, is she a Russian?
T: A limey? I hate their speech.
M: I come from Ukraine.
All: I see.
M: um….
[The girls turn around and whisper]
T: Hey hold on girls.She is a Ukrainian. She is not even an Asian and she is different from us.
Let’s hit her. [Comes out suddenly] [Marta is unhappy as she’s discriminated by him][All
ignore Torres]
Gini: Ukraine? Is it a country in Europe?
Gemma: I know a little bit about Ukraine, it is located in East Europe. The territory of
Ukraine was a key center of East Slavic culture in the Middle Ages.
Jessie: However, the history of Ukraine dates back many thousands of years. The territory has
been settled continuously and it is also a candidate site of the origins of the Proto-Indo-
European language family.
Abby: Absolutely, also their flag is in blue and yellow.
T: But why does she dress up like this? I don’t like her. We are Chinese people, we dress T-
shirts, sweater, trousers, jacket, etc. Comfortableness is most important for us. However,
Ukrainian dresses in an immobile way.
Cathy: Hey, Ukrainian’s national clothes are the Baroque style, which is very common in their
country.
Abby: I’ve heard about the Baroque style. The costume of women consists of long skirt,
blouses, head wraps and scarves.
Cathy: Males also features embroidered white tunics. There are paired with pants. Depicted
here is a typical wooden mug attached to the man's belt, probably for drinking beer.
Jessie: Absolutely.
T: That’s so strange. We don’t use wooden mug to drink. That’s a big difference. Then what

2. about their special speech?
Abby: They are used to speak in Ukrainian, that’s why they speak English in a special way.
As for Ukrainian, ‘Pryvit’ means ‘Hi’, ‘Diakuyu’ means ‘Thanks’, ‘Pa-Pa’ means
‘bye, bye’ .
All: Ha-Ha……That’s funny.
Jessie: And that’s why we can’t understand what she said before.
T: [Start to feel sorry] Now, I think……I am curious about Ukraine, can you introduce
more? What do they usually eat?
Gini: Ukrainian love to eat salted fish, pickles and sweet stuffing dumplings. Breads,
potatoes and dairy products are the main food. Generally they do not eat squid,
jellyfish, sea cucumbers and mushrooms.
M:[Happy] Yeah~yeah~yeah…
Gemma: Moreover, they emphasis on taste sweet, sour but oily and spicy food is also
able to adapt.
Cathy: They love to drink vodka and beer too.
T: I am so sorry, Marta! Every country has their culture. I shouldn’t do this to you.
M: Never mind. Then let’s continuously talk about the Ukrainian. [Walk away and end]