Stereotype: Speaking Mandarin The most often stereotype that happens to me is generally placed by strangers. They look at you and decide that since you come from a certain race you should be able to speak your mother tongue. Obviously I am Chinese but I was born in Malaysia and came to Canada at a young age, making my ability to speak Mandarin very limited and at times none. My most recent occurrence of this stereotype happening was when I worked with cooks at a restaurant and to the costumers that would eat there. I got my first job here in Newmarket by applying for a Chinese restaurant as a kitchen helper, when I handed my ap....

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