Stephanie from Texas requested the Chinese translation for “oh my!” as in “oh my, what big teeth you have, grandma!”… er, said Little Red Riding Hood.
… where essentially the first character insinuates “surprise” by itself, and so does the second character.
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Annette from Maine requested the Chinese translation for “older sister.” ’Tis been a while since I got a family type request… simple enough, here you go.
… where essentially the first character means “older sister” and it’s typically repeated twice similar to how “ma” or “pa” can be repeated twice as “mama” or “papa” respectively.
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Angel from California requested the Chinese translation for “oldest daughter” as in the eldest, the first-born, the most agednessness, er ness”… (yes, I make words up… lol).
… where essentially the first character means “big” or in this context “oldest,” the second character means “female,” and the third character means “child.”
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Ashley from California requested the Chinese translation for “one” as in the number 1, as in “one day, I shall rule the world!”… muahahaha… speaking of which… I’d REALLY like to meet someone who actually laughs like ”muahahaha” in real life. O.o
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Ron from California requested the Chinese translation for “opponent” as in “I dominated my opponent in competition”… werd.
… where essentially the first character means “opposite” and the second character means “hand.”
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Gail from Virginia (AGAIN!) requested the Chinese translation for “oval” (methinks someone has a “shape” fetish… haha) as in the shape of many of those racecar tracks… and erhm, NO I’m not a NASCAR fan (matter of fact, don’t think I’ve ever met a die-hard Asian NASCAR fan… lol).
… where essentially the first character means “oval,” [...]