Frank from Florida requested the Chinese translation for “tennis” as in “black people dominate sports…  basketball, football, golf, tennis…  and as soon as they make a heated hockey rink, we’ll take that sh*t too.”…  Chris Rock, comedian.
LOL, too funny…  but golf??  ”What’chyu talkin’ ’bout Willis?”  If he’s talkin’ ’bout Tiger Woods…  boy don’t got a [...]

Linda from Massachusetts requested the Chinese translation for “how are you?”…  easy ’nuff.

…  where essentially the first character means “you” or “you’re,” the second character means “good,” and you can think of the third character as meaning something along the lines of “right?”…  so literally, “you’re good, right?”
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Daisy from Virginia requested the Chinese translation for “daisy”…  (as in her name…  duh).  ”In a field of weeds, a daisy sways…  it only takes one to stand above the rest”…  who says I don’t got me no poetic skillz??  Hemingway in da HOUSE.

…  where essentially the first character can mean “a chick” or “a [...]

Lisa from Michigan requested the Chinese translation for “harmony” (also “peace”) as in the following Chinese proverb…
“If there is light in the soul, there will be beauty in the person.
If there is beauty in the person, there will be harmony in the house.
If there is harmony in the house, there will be order in the [...]

Michelle from the UK (again!) requested the Chinese translation for “beauty” as in “garden:  a thing of beauty and a job forever.”
OMG, I can SO relate (sort of)…  when I was a kid, it used to take me a 1/2 day to mow, landscape, and edgecut my parent’s frickin’ hilly lawn, using a MANUAL edgecutter [...]

Nia from California requested the Chinese translation for “honor” as in “rather fail with honor than succeed by fraud”…  Sophocles, playwright”…  who says I didn’t learn me an edumacation??  haha.

…  where essentially the first character can mean “glory” (i.e. guang1 rong2) and the second character can mean “reputation” (i.e. ming2 yu4)
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Victor from Virginia requested the Chinese translation for “karma” as in what the entire TV show “My Name is Earl” is centered around (good show, btw)…  ”what goes around, comes around”…  or from the dictionary, “the effects of a person’s actions that determine his / her destiny”…  in short, “cause and effect”…  ’nah mean?

…  where [...]

Michelle from the UK (!) requested the Chinese character for “Tao” which is central to “Taoism”…  simple enough.

This same character can also mean “road” or “path” or “the way of” (literally or figuratively), depending on context.
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Sal from California requested the Chinese translation for “hate” as in “I told my psychiatrist that everyone hates me…  he said I was being ridiculous…  everyone hasn’t met me yet”…  Rodney Dangerfield, comedian…  lol.

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Jennifer from New York requested the Chinese translation for the horoscope “aquarius.”  Right on, here ya go.

…  where essentially the first character means “water,” the second character means “bottle,” and the third character is short for “constellation” (xing1 zuo4).
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