Monday, November 17, 2008
Favorite Chinglish Phrases
(Clockwise from top left: Our university, Nora and Matt on a hike, Tanner's motorcycle with our red motorcycle and yellow scooter, Chinglish on a little boy's clothes, our Halloween Jack-O-Lantern)
1. On the cover of a notebook I bought...
"Love is
like playing the piana,
binat you muet
learn to play
ly the rulea,
then you muat
bamget the
rulea and play
brom your heart."
Pure Poetry.
2. On a nice, hooded sweatshirt...
A picture of a large, wooden, Swedish horse, and the words:
"Pleasure Swedish"
3. On the shirt of a student, in big, embroidered letters:
"Gray Mice: Long Live Youth Man"
4. On a t-shirt, the words were written inside of a penguin...
"Birds of a feather, flock together"
5. A male student describing himself to the class:
"My hair is black with little browns..."
6. A student of Matt's, seeing an airplane in the sky, exclaims with awe:
"Oh s*%$! It's beautiful!"
So many others...to be added later...
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Hi, Guys! I just found your blog from Matt's facebook status! SO FUN! :)
Ok I have a Chinglish phrase (one of many): on a photo album cover: "I want to warm up myself, don't you?"
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