Jamie from Florida requested the Chinese translation for “disc jockey” as in “the DJ played me favorite song”…  *bumps to the music*

…  where essentially the first character means “broadcast,” the second character means “sound,” and the third character can mean “person.”
On a side note, I think I’ma gonna have to cut back the regularity of […]

Leslie from Colorado requested the Chinese translation for “teenager” as in “the teenager’s naughty naughty behavior went on his permanent record.”  His permanent record, his PERMANENT RECORD??…  say it ain’t so, SAY IT AIN’T SO…  *shakes fist at sky*…  why, WHY??  (Cut & paste, what cut & paste??…  *whistles and looks around innocently*)

…  where essentially […]

Sherry from California requested the Chinese translation for “teacher” as in “the teacher said my naughty naughty behavior would go on my permanent record.”  My permanent record, my PERMANENT RECORD??…  say it ain’t so, SAY IT AIN’T SO…  *shakes fist at sky*…  why, WHY??

…  where essentially the first character means “old” or “experienced” and the second […]

Eddie from California (again!…  you. da. man.) requested the Chinese translation for “biology”…  zzzzzzzzzzzzz…  *wakes up*…   huh, wha??  Oh sorry, Pavlov’s law musta kicked in once I heard “biology.”  Actually, I kid.  Biology was one of the more interesting subjects for me back in school.

…  where essentially the first character means “life” or “living,” the […]

Barb from Texas requested the Chinese translation for “Buddha.”  Me likey… but HOW am I supposed to be witty and charming with THAT request??…  ’scuse my crudeness, but that’s like trying to polish a turd.  I know I know, EWWWWWWWWWWWW…  *shudder*

Want to see this character embroidered on a women’s or unisex t-shirt?  Or on a […]