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Here it is folks. Send me a reply with the meaning of these characters, and you'll receive a homemade postcard. Give me the pinyin equivalent for extra credit (I'm not sure what the extra credit gets you).
posted by Alban @ 10:07 AM
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Ugh. This is hard.
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Cow-flesh fried noodles (beef noodles)
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Pinyin: niu rou (chau) mian
beef chow mein (my answer before I looked at any here. . .)
bitrswete
And I was going to try and get this one. Oh well! I'm not sure I could have figured it out anyway.
My favorite vietnamese patron took my drawing of the characters to someone (Chinese?) and returned to the library awhile later with the answer. Perhaps I should get some points for my calligraphy?! Honorable mention?
e.
i think someone taught algebra 2 more then wat was good for him...ex credit?!?!? how did i and many other people even pass math? "...that is the question"
I think it saws, WHERE'S YOUR NEXT POST. I'm selfishly awaiting it. Hope your having good times. You heading into Russia soon?
This one is super self-explanatory...now all you have to do is do a little reading into the characters.
Character one: Two story temple restaurant down the street with one half of the roof gone from the last monsoon sells knock out tasty meat.
Character two: Tasty earthling meat is roasted until tender on the extra large spit.
Character three: Such tasty morsals are caught by our century old tradition of hand-to-hand combat, followed by a good club on the head.
Character four: carry-outs available on request.
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