Monthly Archives: October 2008
How to say “Joe the Plumber” in Chinese (å«é˜¿ç¥–食屎)
I’m not interested in American politics. Quite frankly, I’m with Stanley Bing at Fortune China. Stanley wrote a piece in Chinese entitled 乔已ç»å¤Ÿå¤šäº† (I’ve had enough of Joe).
Me, too.
On a bad day, I’d be less polite and å«é˜¿ç¥–食屎!
But, like it not, the US is having an election and the rest of the world has [...]
Learn Cantonese 3: Multilingual Hong Kong
This is is the third in a series of Cantonese learning videos with simple everyday dialogues. Sound files were extracted and recycled from the US Foreign Service Institute’s (FSI) Basic Cantonese 1. Avatars were made with CrazyTalk. Photos of Hong Kong are distributed under a Creative Commons licence and/or GNU. Songs are copyright of various [...]
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Learn Cantonese 4: What Time is it?