Good luck guys/gals.
All I can say is practice your interview questions on someone. It helps with the nerves and also you get a better idea of how to word your answers. Especially with the personal questions. Practice, practice and more practice.
When you get into the interview you will have practiced a few times not to get nervous and the answers will be polished rather than rough answers you thought about during the trip to Hong Kong.
The answers don't have to be word perfect for your personal interview but they want to see that you have thought about the questions they will be asking.
As regard to the technical questions - everybody will be asked basically the same questions so the answers won't vary much, just how they are presented.
Even if English is not your first language, practice them in English on someone who speaks english.
Good luck!!!
