Lots of funny signs in China

Discussion in 'Random Picture Forum' started by Lychee, Apr 19, 2007.

  1. Lychee

    Lychee Well-Known Member

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    Chinese food menu -lol
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  2. xiaojia

    xiaojia Well-Known Member

    lol.. fcuk a fish head???
     
  3. fearless_fx

    fearless_fx Eugooglizer

    "Be careful not to break it, it will get a breakage" lol awesome

    hahaha it sounds like these signs were just run directly through an online translator.
     
  4. Lychee

    Lychee Well-Known Member

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    Yeah some were PSed, but most were just bad translations lol
     
  5. Knoctur_nal

    Knoctur_nal |Force 10 from Navarone|

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    hilarious shit..haha...
     
  6. kdotc

    kdotc 안녕하세요빅뱅K-Dragon입니다

    lets make a pa ad
     
  7. Thisdamngood

    Thisdamngood Well-Known Member

    Fat Ho Elderly Centre>? HAHA. Maybe i'll see signs like those when i visit China this summer.
     
  8. casshern

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  9. fearless_fx

    fearless_fx Eugooglizer

    and you can check yourself in, MuthaF*cka!

    lol jks
     
  10. lee-lee

    lee-lee Well-Known Member

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    oh gosh. this is hilarious. u would think with china's booming industry, they would hire ppl that actually can read, speak, write and UNDERSTAND the english language
     
  11. fearless_fx

    fearless_fx Eugooglizer

    should start a company for that
     
  12. Taxloss

    Taxloss Stripper Vicar

    Haha, always funny these 'engrish' pics.

    Damnit Fearless, that was my secret road to become a billionaire! No seriously, they do need some good translators and I know this means big business.


    Now I only have to follow a crash course Mandarin speaking, writing and reading.
     
  13. fearless_fx

    fearless_fx Eugooglizer

    yeah, being a translator for a big bank or something would be great money... too bad my mandarin consists of 'hey, ni hao ma, baby ;)" and "Wo bu jie dao"
     
  14. lee-lee

    lee-lee Well-Known Member

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    haha. this reminds me of this time when this chinese couple kept asking me questions in mandarin and i kept saying "wo bu jie dao" over and over and yet they didn't seem to get it. everytime they heard me say that line, their eyes would light up because they finally found a person that speaks chinese and continue asking me questions.
     
  15. fearless_fx

    fearless_fx Eugooglizer

    lol i guess you should say 'wo bu dong guo yue' ... i think that means u dont speak mandarin..
     
  16. fearless_fx

    fearless_fx Eugooglizer

    i took 1 year of mandarin lessons, but i cheated on all the assignments with the babelfish online translator, and for exams i just tried to bs my way through with the most simplistic phrases
     
  17. lee-lee

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    i think if i actually said the words "guo yue", it'll mighta made them so happy, they prob woulda wanted to adopt me
     
  18. xiaojia

    xiaojia Well-Known Member

    ^hmm.. actually.. its 'guo yu' without the 'e' if its pinyin you are refering to.
     
  19. ^ what does it mean?

    "ngor ng hai chinese, ngor hai vietnamese" -lol
     
  20. lee-lee

    lee-lee Well-Known Member

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    i wouldn't know if u were wrong or right. i slept thru chinese school. wouldn't know how to properly pinyin anything.