MERRY FESTIVAL OF LANTERNS

只看该作者 · 2009-2-9 13:22

How time flies,there comes the Lantern Festival Dumplings in the Year of the OX once more.
    One dream of mine is that there is no word regret or something like that anymore in your personal dictionary.
    Another dream embedded deeply in my heart is that people all over the world can be engaged in his favorite industry fulfilling his potential on the Construction of Modernization.
    Last dream but by no means the least is that the faith of never surrendering  and belief that the God will put his hand on your right arms soon or later will flood over your thought.
   Thanks for your listening and don't forget taking my best wishes along with you by the way.

只看该作者 · 2009-2-10 15:49

时光飞逝,又是一个牛年的元宵佳节到来了.

  我有一个梦想:以后的日子里,后悔这个词将从你的词典消失.

  还有一个埋藏内心深处的梦想:全人类都能充分发挥自己的潜能,从事自己喜爱的行业,为现代化建设贡献力量.

  最后也是尤其重要的一个梦想:永不服输,并且坚信自己总有一天将成为上帝的宠儿.

  新的一年祝愿大家行牛运,发牛财,风风火火赏牛灯!!!!

                                                                                                                                                            原创祝福,翻版毕究

只看该作者 · 2009-2-12 23:49

Goog tips!

只看该作者 · 2009-2-17 16:58

F U C K you all who have received this wish without saying anything

只看该作者 · 2009-2-17 20:47

不过貌似不回帖就会被咒骂

1万 · 2009-3-8 20:46

1万 · 2009-3-8 21:33

To greet any other festival, you should use 'happy'.

只看该作者 · 2009-3-9 10:18

MERRY SPRING FESTIVAL
MERRY FESTIVAL of SPRING

1万 · 2009-3-9 21:49

1万 · 2009-3-9 22:38

记得曾经听到过"Merry"只能用于放在Christmas之前，但记不得在哪里看到这个说法，上网找了一圈没有找到，但也没有找到8楼说法的出处，还请qiangzhang明示。

只看该作者 · 2009-3-10 09:04

要注意英语和美语细节上还是有区别的,MERRY和HAPPY在英语里面早期时候MERRY用的比较频繁 ,只是后期国外很少用而已,传到mainland就成色所谓的fixed collocations.这种习惯用法和动介词间的固定搭配是不一样的性质

1万 · 2009-3-10 15:26

Are you saying that this expression is more used by Chinese as Chinglish?

只看该作者 · 2009-3-10 19:26

Can you get the general idea of what I explaines in chinese ?
What do you mean by "Chinglish"----Words created but not used overseas.As is shown above the usage has been taken for so long even though rarely now.

只看该作者 · 2009-3-16 00:02

learning!

1万 · 2009-3-17 22:42

W.C. stands for "water closet". It is rarely used in America and in Europe.

It is interesting that I saw it in Japan more than in Europe.

1万 · 2009-3-17 22:46

只看该作者 · 2009-3-27 01:49

just a while ago, greeting people with thoughtful words, turn around, curse those without reply.

cann't you be a little decent?

besides, don't make your sentence complicated on purpose, the language is for communications, check any books/novels by the native speakers, they are plain and simple.

只看该作者 · 2009-3-27 08:24

All the authors feeding on composing or rectifying articles will be left to the f u c k i n' hell according to your f u c k i n' theory.You'd better take the difference between composition and dialogue into coffin beyond redemption .

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Anyone adhering to original design should say something about it.

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回一下吧！不然就被FUNK了

'Merry' can be used for greeting Christmas only

come on ,don't be joking

有一个词我刚刚学会

不敢苟同8楼的说法，请问你这种说法有佐证吗？

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Are you saying that this expression is more used by Chinese

Chinglish?So funny you are.

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For example: Chinese people always say toilet as W.C.

W.C. means WelCome ...

i can not believe.

HAW-HAW,SO FUNNY YOU ARE

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