James from Georgia requested the Chinese characters for “dragon city,” the name of his journal…  sounds like something legends are made of, huh?…  “the young warrior came from the depths of Dragon City”… *movie music plays*

…  where essentially the first character means “dragon” and the second character means “city.”
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Julie from New Jersey requested the Chinese translation for “gentle strength” as in “her gentle strength got results like you wouldn’t believe”… *does double-take*

… where essentially the first character means “soft” or “gentle” and the second character means “strength.”
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Becky from Georgia requested the Chinese translation for “loves horses” as in “she loooooves horses like you looooove this blog”… *brakes squeal*…  er, okay, mebbe not.

… where essentially the first character means “loves” and the second character means “horse.”
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Sherry from California requested the Chinese translation for “inspiration” as in “the inspiration I got from her was such as rush”… booyah!

… where essentially the first character means “soul” or “spirit” and the second character means “to feel.”
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Eddie from California requested the Chinese translation for “photographer” as in “the professional photographer somehow managed to make me look HAWT!”…  *pumps fist*

…  where essentially the first character means “to take in” or “absorb,” the second character means “image,” and the third character means “specialist.”
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Theresa from Massachusetts requested the Chinese translation for “bread baker”…  why do I suddenly feel the urge to break into a nursery rhyme?…  “patty cake, patty cake, baker’s man…  bake me a cake as fast as you can!”…  okay, I know I know, so the baker baked a cake instead of bread, and er, the [...]

Diane from Minnesota requested the Chinese translation for “diamond” as in “the diamonds I found are mine, ALL MINE I SAY”…  *stares at treasure with covetous eyes*

…  where essentially the first character means “diamond” and the second character means “stone.”
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Geezy peezy, so yes, I took another week off…  I know, I know, I’m such a SLACKER…  (seriously tho, I wish there were 36 hours in a day)…  *sigh*…  I’m sure the enormous readership I have is on edge just waiting for my next blog entry…  *crickets chirping*
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Robert from Connecticut requested the Chinese translation for “embrace” as in “that hottie over there embraced me during my time of need”…  *RAAAAAWWWRRR*

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Gary from California requested the Chinese translation for “culinary” as in “the culinary student practiced her dishes on me”…  *mouth waters*…  *fork and knife in hand*

…  where essentially the first character means “cook,” the second character means “cooked food,” and the third character means “art”or “skill.”
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