In the US, in common speech, the word “Asian” has tended to mean East or Southeast Asian. In the UK, the same word more often refers to the Indian subcontinent. Look, I don’t decide these things. It has to do with historic patterns of migration: who went where. It is also liable to change. But it shows that America’s exposure to the world’s largest continent is nothing like Britain’s.
在美國的日常用語中，「亞洲」一詞往往指東亞或東南亞。在英國，這個詞更常指印度次大陸。聽著，這些事情不是我能決定的。這與歷史上的移民模式有關：誰去了哪裏。它也可能發生變化。但這表明，美國與世界上最大大陸的接觸與英國截然不同。
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