Chengde - the sequel.
Very nice addition to a previous post on the Chengde summer palace.
This is a good example of the commendable creative effort often involved in the production of Chinglish, trying to squeeze two things into one: Starting from "I just know the noun" going straight to "I want this noun to be a verb and I want it to be in present continuous tense on top of that". Or in short: "just copy the form on the right".
Many thanks, Anne!
posted by olr — 纪韶融 @ 2/27/2008
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耳濡目染多年,我一直以为＂禁止吸烟＂就是NO SMOKING. -_-
I love this one! a while ago we did the same thing to chinese, like using nouns as adjectives and using adjectives as verbs, and using the chinese word and directly tacking on -ing~ at the end... :) as you can imagine it works better online...
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