Wednesday, December 24, 2008

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Adostrans contributed definitions quality issues?

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Re: Adostrans contributed definitions quality issues?

Isn't there a periodic manual review and commit process that would eliminate these problems? I
know that changes are put into place live for the working database, but I seem to recall that
there's...



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Tuesday, December 23, 2008

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Why Do You Learn Chinese?(ple help me with the survey)

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why learn chinese

a) 我太太是北京人· 我们互相教语言·

b) coming from intellectual nowhere i decided to jettison that old small-world, narrow-minded
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Monday, December 22, 2008

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Forum: Speaking and Listening 19th August 2006, 01:40 PM

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Poll: Why learning spoken Chinese as a foreigner is easy and hard

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Thanks, Quest :)

Thanks, Quest :)



Forum: Speaking and Listening 17th August 2006, 10:29 PM

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Poll: Why learning spoken Chinese as a foreigner is easy and hard

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Quest, what's the difference between these...

Quest, what's the difference between these entries, in Mandarin both have entries in my dictionary:


Someone corrected me when I used one of them but I have no idea what the difference is. Which
one...



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Poll: Why learning spoken Chinese as a foreigner is easy and hard

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Yes, many Northerners claim to speak Mandarin as...

Yes, many Northerners claim to speak Mandarin as their mother tongue - especially in North-Eastern
provinces Heilongjiang, Jilin, Liaoning, Hebei, and of course, Beijing and Tianjing, although
they...



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Sunday, December 21, 2008

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Online pinyin dictionary with audio pinyin prnunciation

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How? Where? do we check out the database you are...

How? Where? do we check out the database you are speaking of....



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Online pinyin dictionary with audio pinyin prnunciation

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Free Online dictionaries

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Saturday, December 20, 2008

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Forum: Speaking and Listening 19th July 2005, 02:56 PM

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Pinyin used in Taiwan?

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About seven years ago, when I was in taiwan,...

About seven years ago, when I was in taiwan, every time I showed people (other than my teachers)
something written in Pinyin or Wade-giles, they said it was "English"



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Friday, December 19, 2008

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Forum: Speaking and Listening 28th June 2004, 05:35 AM

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Married to a Chinese in the U.S.?

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OK, so after reading all these posts it would...

OK, so after reading all these posts it would seem we can broadly summarize that the reason there
are many more "asian female-euro male" realationships than vice versa is because of financial...



Forum: Speaking and Listening 25th June 2004, 04:06 AM

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Married to a Chinese in the U.S.?

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ouch , I guess I wasnt wearing my...

ouch , I guess I wasnt wearing my "politically correct" hat when I made those comments.
So who can actually give me some real reasons why there are thousands upon thousands of EURO male
- ASIAN...



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Married to a Chinese in the U.S.?

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I am married to a chinese woman from beijing. I...

I am married to a chinese woman from beijing.

I think the reason why there are so few "chinese male - euro female" relationships, is that
chinese males are not physically attractive to euro...



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Thursday, December 18, 2008

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most embarrassing moment while learning Chinese

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When my family first came to China someone gave...

When my family first came to China someone gave my sister the Chinese name, "他妈的." Whenever
someone asked her name she'd proudly answer, "F**k you."

Someone tried somthing like that with me too,...



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most embarrassing moment while learning Chinese

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Wednesday, December 17, 2008

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Chinese roots in other languages

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Eric, I think you're guessing, I don't know but...

Eric,
I think you're guessing, I don't know but perhaps someone with real knowledge of Chinese
historical lingusics could enlighten us.
However what I do know is, there are a few Chinese words in...



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Tuesday, December 16, 2008

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Practicing Chinese with Chinese is impossible!!!

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well, leaving the forum for a while, as i've been...

well, leaving the forum for a while, as i've been so busy these days, but i'm afraid i can't agree
with your point.
we and i think chinese is the most beuatiful language in the world, and it can...



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Monday, December 15, 2008

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Forum: Speaking and Listening 19th August 2005, 10:57 AM

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Audio file: please criticise my pronunciation

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To analyse speech into graphs, you can use cheap...

To analyse speech into graphs, you can use cheap softwares like praat or miniSpeechLab, also
universities usually have more expensive speech analyser machines, they put them in a special
sound room...



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Audio file: please criticise my pronunciation

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Well roddy suggested starting a new thread, but I...

Well roddy suggested starting a new thread, but I suppose doing the exact opposite wouldn't
trouble.

I HAVE HEARD:
我也想买笔记本。
wo3 ye3 xiang3 mai3 bi3 ji4 ben3
我也想买笔记本。
wo2 ye3 xiang3 mai3 bi3 ji4...



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Audio file: please criticise my pronunciation

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wo3 ye3 xiang3 mai3 bi3 ji4 ben3 << Correct...

wo3 ye3 xiang3 mai3 bi3 ji4 ben3 << Correct character-per-character pronunciation

STRESSING the pronoun "I":
我也想买笔记本.
Wo2 ye3 xiang3 mai3 bi3 ji4 ber3. << Usual pronunciation in Beijing.
I want...



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Audio file: please criticise my pronunciation

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That was amazing! Basically some first tone...

That was amazing! Basically some first tone characters were changed to second tone characters and
some zh and sh sounded a bit like z and s. Soon you will speak like Dashan!...



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Sunday, December 14, 2008

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New Antiwave Podcast 人民大会谈4 - “东南西北”宋以朗 (下)

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Re: New Antiwave Podcast 校园枪击案连线 - 弗吉尼亚理工大学博士生黄涛

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Saturday, December 13, 2008

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How could I get better at tones?

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As a child, I sometimes had trouble...

As a child, I sometimes had trouble distinguishing between tones 2 and 3. However, I would think
that for most, the differences between 1 vs 2/3 vs 4 at least should be fairly easily obvious? Or
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Thursday, December 11, 2008

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shibole -

I haven't really heard or read much use of the term "orientals" in a long time. But yea, you get
the feeling from reading some stuff that everyone in China goes around thinking about their 'qi'
and wondering how the harmony between heaven and earth is doing today, while checking the
integrity of their bad feng-shui countermeasures for balance and harmony.



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foreign visitors to China don't see locals as individual people, they see them as a huge,
homogeneous mass of Chinese people.

Yea, I agree that people in the west also seem to get fed this stuff that makes it sound like all
Asians are some sort of alien hive mind race or something. Whenever I hear something about Asian
people "thinking as a group" or something I ask them what the heck they're talking about.



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But then again, Chinese who has never been to the West have some pretty crazy ideas about what
real life in the U.S. is like, too!

Yea, for example I think my sister-in-law thought that the average person in the US frequently
went out to watch porno movies at your average major movie theater.



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An interesting phenomena that is taking place in other Asian countries is how foreigner's interest
in things that were tossed into the "exotic, antiquated, irrational" trash bin as outdated is
bringing back the local people's interest.

I haven't really noticed that, but I do get this attitude from people if I ask them about
something like 篆刻 (Chinese seals) like "Why do you care about that? That's Chinese!" as though
nobody but Chinese people would ever be interested in "Chinese" things.



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shibole -

Heh, speaking of "ancient and mysterious" I just noticed that Unicode contains codepoints for the
八卦 (eight trigrams, usually associated in the west with "Yi Jing"):

☰ ☱ ☲ ☳ ☴ ☵ ☶ ☷

I suppose it was only fair since Unicode has
☿♀♁♂♃♄♅♆♇♈♉♊♋♌♍♎♏♐♑ ♒♓

Actually the "64 hexagrams" have Unicode codepoints but they don't exist in MS Arial Unicode or
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Wednesday, December 10, 2008

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Quote:

I'm more concerned about the danger of it...

My point exactly (even though misconceptions about the anatomy of US Americans are my least
concern).

The conversations roddy described can be quite fun. The other day, in a matter of a few hours, I
had two taxi drivers, one of which exalting Hu Jintao, the other saying that Hu hadn't done
anything for the country yet. Guess only one of them was reading 人民日报.

Oh yeah, and another cabbie asked me how many kids I had. I told him I wasn't even married yet, as
in Europe it's only around 30 that you marry, and I'm just 24. He looked at me in disbelief, and
said "那你还可以玩六年了!!“。 The rest of the trip, he spent emphasizing how lucky
I was. I avoided to ask about his wife.



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Wow, why don't taxi drivers discuss 人口 with me? Once they realize i'm from the big, friendly
ex-苏联 all i get is 莫斯科郊外的晚上

Hmmm… Well… You see, I wonder if you have told any taxi driver that you want to discuss
population with you. If you do tell them, I’m sure they’ll be glad to talk with you on
population. Hehe. I think you can try it next time. Hehe.

By the way, what else do you want to talk, besides population? How about Fjodor Michailovitsj
Dostojevski费奥多尔•米哈伊洛维奇•陀思妥耶夫斯基, Peter Yakovlevitch
Chadaev彼得•雅可夫列维奇•恰达耶夫, Alexander Sergeevich
Pushkin亚历山大•谢尔盖耶维奇•普希金, Georgy Konstantinovich
Zhukov格奥尔吉•康斯坦丁诺维奇•朱可夫,or Pavlov,Ivan
Petrovich巴甫洛夫•伊凡•彼德罗维奇? If your Chinese is very sound, I would be glad
to talk about the great men above with you. (But no Maria Sharapova, please!)

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Quote:

You see, I wonder if you have told any taxi driver that you want to discuss population with you.
If you do tell them, I’m sure they’ll be glad to talk with you on population. Hehe. I think
you can try it next time.

I never need to ask and actually hate this conversation. Typical taxi ride= your chinese is sooo
good, where are you from, china is so louhou why would you leave the US, (me) I like China, (him)
but China has too many people, and so on










roddy -

china is so louhou
- so, what do you think should be done about it?
why would you leave the US,
Would you like to move there?
(me) I like China,
but it has some problems, what do you think is the most serious? (which leads to)
(him) but China has too many people,
It does. Who do you think should be eliminated first? Peasants? Politicians? The rich?










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Quote:

I never need to ask and actually hate this conversation.

Agree. I don't want to talk about population (not anymore, anyways), and I still hear it on pretty
much every ride.










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Quote:

It does. Who do you think should be eliminated first? Peasants? Politicians? The rich?

I am going to use this next time....brilliant! Absolutely brilliant!










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Quote:

I never need to ask and actually hate this conversation. Typical taxi ride= your chinese is sooo
good, where are you from, china is so louhou why would you leave the US, (me) I like China, (him)
but China has too many people, and so on

Hoo... I see. If you come up with the topics you actually hate again, you can say,
“司机,对不起,打断一下,我想问你关于XX的问题……/ Please excuse me, but
I want to ask you something about…..”



Quote:



Quote:

Quote:
It does. Who do you think should be eliminated first? Peasants? Politicians? The rich?

I am going to use this next time....brilliant! Absolutely brilliant!

Only if you are not afraid to be taken to cuckoo’s nest. Hehe. Anyway, GOOD LUCK!

Cheers!










heifeng -

I'm self promoting my own thread here, but feel free to use this as a topic!












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Tuesday, December 9, 2008

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mich327 -

Hi everyone, I am relocating to Shanghai soon and was told I need to quickly pick a Chinese name
for my work visa and business cards. My English name is Michelle, so I would like something
similar. I'm thinking Mei Xue or Mei Xiu, but I don't know how to pronounce them to know if I
would like them. Can somebody comment on their English pronunciation?

Also, here is another list of potential names:
孔玫萱 (Kong Mei Xuan)
孔玫娴 (Kong Mei Xian)
孔眉璇 (Kong Mei Xuan)
孔美晳(Kong Mei Xi)
孔美晨(Kong Mei Chen)
孔美霞 (Kong Mei Xia)
孔美倩 (Kong Mei Qian)
孔美雪(Kong Mei Xue)
孔美琪 (Kong Mei Qi)
孔美欣 (Kong Mei Xin)
孔美林 (Kong Mei Lin)
孔美杉 (Kong Mei Shan)



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Lu -

Most of them look fine to me (but wait for a native speaker's thoughts), except the last two.
孔美林 Kong Meilin sounds very trite, by now there must be thousands and thousands of Meilins.
Not a bad name, but completely unoriginal. 孔美杉 Kong Meishan, 'meishan' sounds a bit like
'beautiful shirt' to me. But I might be mistaken. You could also consider 美秀, sounds just like
Michelle (but is also not very original).










leeovisa -

They are all quite good names (both pronounciation and meanings). I am just wondering who give you
some many offers

If put 孔(Kǒng) and 美(Meǐ) together, it's not easy even for Chinese to pronounce quite
correctly. It can easily be prounouced as Kǒng Meí.

Personally I like 孔玫娴 (Kǒng Meí Xián) , 孔美晳(Kǒng Meǐ Xī) and 孔美琪 (Kǒng
Meǐ Qí).










mich327 -

thank you! Can I ask what Mei Xi means?










chris_ge -

Mei Xi (美皙) means ,respectively,Mei——美丽,that's pretty, Xi——白皙,that‘s
fair ,espcially point to your good skin.










severus -

what would be my name :

for : Prodip Mitra












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Sunday, December 7, 2008

Free Chinese Lesson - wedding message -








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bramptonlee -

hi ...... i am going to my friends wedding tomorrow , his bride is from taiwan and speaks manadrin
, unfortunately she has very few relatives and friends in the UK , and i would like to present her
with a card with a traditional mandarin wedding greeting written in mandarin !

i would be extremely grateful if somebody could help me at such late notice !

thank you



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muyongshi -

Here is some ideas from this site

贺新婚
天作之合 心心相印 永结同心 相亲相爱 百年好合 永浴爱河 佳偶天成
宜室宜家 白头偕老
百年琴瑟 百年偕老 花好月圆 福禄鸳鸯 天缘巧合 美满良缘 郎才女貌
瓜瓞延绵 情投意合
夫唱妇随 珠联壁合 凤凰于飞 美满家园 琴瑟合鸣 相敬如宾 同德同心
如鼓琴瑟 花开并蒂
缔结良缘 缘订三生 成家之始 鸳鸯壁合 文定吉祥 姻缘相配 白首成约
终身之盟 盟结良缘 许订终身

贺嫁女
淑女于归 于归协吉 之子于归 百吉御之 凤卜归昌 祥呈凤律 燕燕于飞
适择佳婿 妙选东床 跨凤乘龙 乘龙快婿 蒂结同心


祝男女寿
九如之颂 松柏长青 福如东海 寿比南山 南山献颂 日月长明 祝无量寿
鹤寿添寿 奉觞上寿
海屋添寿 松林岁月 庆衍箕畴 篷岛春风 寿城宏开 庆衍萱畴 天赐纯假
晋爵延龄 称觞祝假










bramptonlee -

Thank you for your help i'm most grateful for your speedy reply !

Kind Regards Lee












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Saturday, December 6, 2008

Chinese Pinyin - translation for my tattoo -








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wales23 -

im getting a tattoo done next month and i was wondering if the translation i have for it is right
是像水 (be like water) if this is right could you let me know and if its wrong could i please
have the right translation off as many people as possible so that the majority shows that its the
right way,as its going to be on me for life..thanks very much..Also if u have any way of making
the symbols bigger for me that would help as i need to draw them myself to give to the
tattooist..thanks again



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muyongshi -

I would drop the 是... it's not very necessary










imron -



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as i need to draw them myself

Please don't do this. If you absolutely must have a Chinese phrase permanently tattooed on your
body, at least do yourself the favour of going to a tattoist experienced with Chinese characters,
rather than relying on something you've drawn yourself. That way, you spare yourself the pain of
having the internet laugh at you.










Lu -

I'd make that 如水 (like water), more elegant wording.










muyongshi -

maybe more elegant but 像 is more complex of a character....

I think 如水 works better because it is used in some works I've seen as well as becase they are
both simple characters it would look really nice if done right (ie not by yourself!)










gougou -



Quote:

any way of making the symbols bigger



Quote:

i need to draw them myself to give to the tattooist..

Try MS Word. And a printer.










wales23 -

thanks for the advice on not drawing it myself,,is there anyone who is good enough to draw it for
me,,one of u guys maybe???,,i could give you my address n you could send it through the post for
me,,i would really apreciate it...anyone wanna help me out????
如水 (like water) is what i need drawn










wales23 -

i also checked out that website with all the peoples mistakes of having there tattoos written in
chinese characters..I really dont want this happening to me,i see that people who respect this
chinese calligraphy have a deep respect for the way its written and presented..The main reason i
want this tattoo is beacuse i study martial arts and i am well into bruce lee,a idol of mine who
inspires me every day of my life,so rather than get his name tattooed i wanted a famous quote by
him instead,and one of his quotes is ''to be like water''.. i would get it wrote in english but
for some reason i feel it has a deeper meaning for me if it was written in chines characters..I
really dont want it up,out of respect for the language..someone said ''like water'' would look
better and personally i like the sound of it too,so thanks.....










shibole -

First I should say, yea, I agree with most people that you shouldn't get something like this
permanently inscribed on your body. If you're like me you change your likes and dislikes every
year or two and it may not be long before you don't feel like being "like water" anymore. When
that day comes, oops. Too bad.

Actually it's kind of ironc that you want to be "like water" yet unlike water you want to be
permanently affixed with something.

If you can't find a Chinese calligrapher and you don't like the default Chinese fonts in Windows
or whatever you have, you might want to use this to generate your image:

http://www.chinese-tools.com/tools/calligraphy.html

This will generate a PNG file that you can print from the browser like any other image.
If you really want to be original maybe you should go for seal script. That way, not only will
Chinese-illiterate people be unable to read it, but the vast majority of Chinese-literate people
probably won't be able to read it. (Though 如水 is pretty simple so it may be more than I think.)










imron -

If you're looking for the bruce lee quote, then 像水一样, is better than 如水.












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Friday, December 5, 2008

Chinese Class - Help needed translating this... thanks -








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Shadowdh -

Hi all, I have been thinking about getting another tattoo, its only in the thought stages at the
moment... just mulling over some ideas and was wondering if anyone can help me translate the below
into Chinese. Is it possible to use four 2 character combinations?

Banish Uncertainty; Affirm Strength; Hold Resolve; Expect Death

You might recognise this from my signature... its something that strikes a cord with me... thanks
in advance... cheers



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rootfool -

I recommend "袪疑" for the first.(I suppose the "uncertainty" means "unsure of sth")
And "盼终" for the forth.(I only know these character means death and I choose the one which I
think is the most proper:死,薨,崩,毙,逝,殒,殁,夭,终)
my english is not very good so I can't know the exact meaning of the other two words.

Hmm,it's just a personal opinion.










muyongshi -

亡 can also mean death...盼亡 might work and it sounds like 盼望










Shadowdh -

Thanks for the help... I like what we have so far... I will see if I cant explain the words in
more non english as a first language terms... Thats a good point I didnt think of... cheers












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Wednesday, December 3, 2008

Chinese Tutor - What's the meaning of, 一日三秋 -








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stoney -

I think 一日三秋 means I miss you. How would an average Chinese person understand it?
Could you write it in a letter to someone you haven't seen in a long time?

Thanks.



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82riceballs -

actually, not everyone knows about 一日三秋 (i don't think). i think u could put it in a
letter like: 沒有你,我每天過得一日三秋‧i.e. without u, everyday seems like three
years (meaning, i really really really miss u)

i'm an american-born taiwanese, so u might want to ck this w/ someone who was born and raised in
asia. i hope this helps for now.










crow610 -

Just looked on Pleco-ABC and the meaning is as follows:
one day (away from a dear one) seems like three years. I'm gonna start using this when I talk with
my friends back in China...I really miss them!!










zozzen -

一日三秋 is a very common idiom that comes from Chinese classics "Shi Jin".

The original text:一日不見,如三秋兮
One day not see, like three autumns.
(One day apart seems three autumns.)

Today, more people say "一日不見, 如隔三秋", or in a shorter form, "一日三秋".

I would bet 10 bucks that more than average Chinese understand it. I just haven't met anyone who
don't understand it, though I didn't say it to everyone.










zozzen -



Quote:

我每天過得一日三秋

Using it as an adverb is not ...idiomatic.
You can say "跟你分別以後, 我終於嘗透了一日三秋的滋味" .










82riceballs -

wow, zozzen!!! your chinese is amazing!!! how did you learn????

sorry abt my previous mistakes










zozzen -



Quote:

wow, zozzen!!! your chinese is amazing!!! how did you learn????

As a native Cantonese speaker, i use Chinese 15 hours a day, 365 days a year , and do it for a few
decades. I've heard some new revolutionary methods of learning language, but I haven't made any.










somchai69 -

Thanks Zozzen! Now I will keep saying 一日不見, 如隔三秋 because I say something like this
in English to my lover everyday.










LiYuanXi -

Yah, this phrase is very common to the chinese. At least every friend I have here (even if she is
lousy in chinese) understood this phrase.

No problems~ Can say it to any chinese~












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Tuesday, December 2, 2008

Chinese School - Guide to Beijing (北京) -








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cdn_in_bj -

I recall some good discussions about Hejia bingguan so I created a new section and added it in.
I'm hoping that someone can add info on the hostels. Also, this shouldn't be limited to just
hotels in the Wudaokou area. If you know of any good and cheap hotels in the city, let's include
them here!

Also, is the SAC option only availabe to students? Or can all travellers stay there? I didn't feel
like reading through 12 pages of posts (http://www. /showthread.php?t=6326) to
find out. There might also be other relevant info there too.



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