Jay from Pennsylvania requested the Chinese translation for “best wishes” as in “she sent me best wishes”…  *heart fills with warmth*…  *cheesy smile*

…  where essentially the first character means “wish” and the second character means “good fortune.”  So loosely, “wish you good fortune.”
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Beth from Pennsylvania requested the Chinese translation for “bunny rabbit” as in “why do bunny rabbits poop non-stop?”…  ever notice that??…  must be the celery.

…  where essentially the first character means “little,” the second character means “white,” and the third character means “rabbit.”
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So yes, I took a much needed sabbatical from my blog…  did anyone EVEN notice??…  *crickets chirping*
Ashley from California requested the Chinese translation for “five”…  yes, as in the number.  Why do I suddenly feel like I’m shooting a Sesame Street episode??…  this blog entry brought to you by the number FIVE!  One, two, three, four, [...]