Sarah from Canada requested the Chinese translation for “faith” as in “to have confidence in,” as in “have faith that my translations are gonna be THE BEST”…  *wink wink nudge nudge*

…  where essentially the first character means “trust” and the second character means “heart.”  So loosely, “trust with your heart.”
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Angela from California requested the Chinese translation for “family” as in “If you don’t know your family’s history, then you don’t know anything.  You are a leaf that doesn’t know it is part of a tree.”…  quote by Michael Crichton, author.  Don’t mind me, I’ve been on a deep and meaningful kick lately…  haha.

…  where essentially the […]

Samantha from Utah requested the Chinese translation for “fate” or “destiny” as in “fate leads the willing and drags along the unwilling.”…  did I go into Confucious-mode again?  Methinks so…  haha.

…  where the first character essentially means “life” or “destiny” and the second character insinuates the action “to move” or “to transport.”
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Michelle requested the Chinese translation for “father”…  man, we’re on a roll with these loving, heartfelt requests.  *sniff sniff*  lol.

…  where essentially the first character means “father” and the second character means “dear” (as in “my dear wife”…  and erhm, no I’m not married!).
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Ashley from California requested the Chinese translation for “father and daughter.”  Well, isn’t that touching?…  here you go.

…  where essentially the first character means “father” and the second character means “daughter.”
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Lezleigh from the UK (!) requested the Chinese translation for “father and son” as in “there must always be a struggle between a father and son, while one aims at power, the other at independence”…  profoundnessnessness, er ness (yes, I make up words) at it’s best…  *light bulb goes off*…

…  where essentially the first character means “father” […]

Donna from Illinois requested the Chinese translation for “father knows best” as in that old school TV show where, well, father seemed to always know best…  reruns ROCK!

…  where essentially the first character means “father,” the second character means “most,” and the third character means “understands.”
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Matt from Georgia requested the Chinese characters for “feng shui”…  the well known 3000 year old Chinese practice of placement and arrangement of space to achieve harmony with it’s surroundings and environment.

… where the first character means “wind” and the second character means “water.”
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Kassi from New Jersey requested the Chinese translation for “fierce” as in the following quote by my MAN Bruce, the Brucemeister, Brucy boy, Bruce Bruce ba-Bruce, banana fana fa-fuce…  er Bruce Lee, actor / martial arts expert…  (hope he doesn’t come back from the dead, and smack me upside my head after reading that… *whistles and looks around innocently*)…
“Love […]

McGary from California requested the Chinese translation for “fire rooster” because that’s his complete sign in the Chinese zodiac…  right on.

…  where essentially the first character means “fire,” the second character insinuates “male,” and the third character means “chicken.”  The last two characters together basically translate as “rooster.”
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