Explosion at Chinese Restaurant Exposes Human Trafficking Operation | Trauma | MD TV

While paramedics respond to an explosion at a Chinese Restaurant, they make a startling discovery while evacuating the building.
From Trauma Season 1 Episode 4 'Stuck' - Paramedics respond to an explosion at a Chinese restaurant and find that there is more to the situation than meets the eye. Meanwhile, Nancy's advanced medical training is put to the test. Elsewhere, Rabbit has an unexpected reaction to a bumpy flight.
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[@brandonmcglocklin9040]

does cpr for less than 30 seconds, half of which isnt even doing compressions, then calls time of death. what lol

[@meggrotte4760]

I can understand everything they're saying in Chinese.
I was thinking I forgot. I lived in taiwan for twenty years but it's been seven months since I left

[@vettech_]

some advice from someone who lost their first language: watch a tv or movie in chinese every week or so, and as silly as it feels, practice speaking it here and there. it’s an immeasurably important skill to be bilingual!

[@meggrotte4760]

@meowmonstr You know that's actually how I learn chinese.
It wasn't my first language. My first language is english, but God sent me to taiwan
I got so used to hearing things in Chinese. That when I first came back to the states. I often felt like american spoke too fast.
T v's really helpful.
I never had the pleasure of becoming fluent in Chinese. Japanese are korean but I tried to learn as much as I could.
It was actually kind of hard because everybody wanted me to speak english
But what I have learned in my life i'm happy.
I still know that one day I'll be back in those areas
Forgot to tell you thank you for the lovely advice

[@brontewcat]

What was he yelling at the girls when he first came onto the scene - when they all followed him?

[@FullTimePatient37]

DO TRANSLATE PLEASE 🥺

[@asia8001]

@@vettech_ I totally agree with you I’ve noticed that many ppl who learned another language as children tend to maintain their language then ppl who learned later on since the mind is so easily adaptable. I remember having Spanish class in high school and many of my Hispanic friends understood Spanish but couldn’t speak it and struggled in the class lol. I’m definitely making it a priority to learn another language. Plus my teacher was from Spain and my friends were Mexican so I would assume there’s some differences in dialect which is why they also struggled.

[@ahmadchehade1645]

PD really don't know how to control a scene in this show?

[@jldog134]

It’s based in San Francisco what did you expect

[@AlexandriaMelbourne]

Fr😂

[@FullTimePatient37]

The cops behaviour is disgusting!

[@sapphirewingthefurrycritic985]

Is there no one in the police force who can speak Chinese?

[@alannafountain9892]

That’s not Chinese, it’s Taiwanese, there’s a clear difference bro 😭

[@raven_1133]

@@alannafountain9892Taiwanese Mandarin uses traditional characters while Mainland Mandarin is simplified characters. You can’t just say “there is a clear difference” because westerners have a harder time differentiating Asian languages. And he isn’t wrong by calling it “Chinese” as it is one of the many Chinese languages, not to mention Taiwan being democratic China due to the Kuomintang fleeing to Formosa after the defeat on the mainland in the Chinese Civil War against Mao and the PRC.

[@raven_1133]

It’s America, no one really learns Chinese because typically we don’t have to as China is across the planet. According to surveys in 2007-2008, American K-12 Public Schools, these were the percentage of students that took second language classes: Spanish was at 72.06%, French at 14.08%, German at 4.43%, shockingly Latin at 2.30%, Japanese at 0.82%, and then Chinese at 0.67%, with Russian after it at 0.14%. The percentage of K-12 Students that were recorded was 18.5% of the entire countries K-12 Students, so roughly 9,000,000 students took part, as compared to the 49,000,000 in total. That’s 60,300 students that learned Chinese out of 9,000,000 total that were included in the survey.

[@LightsaberGoBrrrrrr]

@@alannafountain9892it’s all just funny symbols to us bro

[@SnakePlissken-gk7ix]

​@@alannafountain9892both Taiwanese and Chinese speak Mandarin bro.

[@LunaTic1093]

guys can someone translate what they were saying

[@kittykatpratt]

the woman was yelling at the girls for being stupid (idk for what) and then she told kim not to say a word. kim attacked her. the man demanded kim come with him.

[@stay_my]

she kept repeating
"look at what you did. now what do i do? this is your fault." and goes on to say "its all burned down" then she yells at kim not to say anything to him. the man yells at all the girls to run away and come with him, and if they dont they will be sent back to china. the girls keep repeating that they want to go home

[@S1M0N3-AI]

Would never happen at Panda Express

[@deseraecannon-mcdonald7630]

Panda Express is an America food. Does not even remotely taste like real Chinese food. Also, I have never actually seen a Chinese person ever work there before.

[@asia8001]

@@deseraecannon-mcdonald7630 Plus Chinese ppl don’t even eat that food for the most part. Unless they are very Americanized.

[@user-ru5tl5hq2k]

Stop Lying!

[@mrwaffles2827]

First

[@Heravens]

this comment wont get more than 10 likes😢😢

[@The_Love4_ART]

It actually didn’t

[@asia8001]

@@The_Love4_ART It did 😂😂