Debra from California requested the Chinese translation for “earth pig” because that’s what she is in the Chinese zodiac…  right on.

…  where essentially the first character refers to “earth” and the second character refers to “pig.”  These characters also translate as “aardvark.”
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Peter from Rhode Island requested the Chinese characters for “east bay little girl” because his daughter belongs to an “east bay little girl’s club”…  adorable.

…  where essentially the first character means “east,” the second character means “bay,” and the third character means “little girl.”
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Nan from Virginia requested the Chinese translation for “ember” as in the smoldering remains of a fire, as in…  *think THINK*…  *sigh*…  I give up, yet ANOTHER one I have failed to be clever with.  EMBER…  sheesh, trying to be witty and charming with that request is like trying to write a book while riding a rollercoaster…  *pffffft*

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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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Danny from Virginia requested the Chinese translation for “evil” as in “if you’re not evil, then why do you look like hell”…  (bwahaha…  saw that on a bumper sticker once).

…  where essentially the first character means “evil” and the second character means “bad” or “evil” as well.  You might wonder if either character could be [...]