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cdn_in_bj -
I heard a good joke this weekend which I would like to share with you.
Q1: How do you say "How are you?" in Chinese?
A1: 怎么是你?
Q2: How do you say "How old are you?" in Chinese?
A2: 怎么老是你?!?
Would you hire this person to be your translator?
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skylee -
Probably it is 怎么 instead of 这么.
More jokes can be found here -> http://www. /showthread.php?t=1597
heifeng -
一条警犬看到马路上过来一条普通狗,就气势凶凶地跑去质问它:我是警犬�
��你是什么东西?普通狗不屑一顾地看看它说:蠢货,看清楚点,老子是便��
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cdn_in_bj -
Thanks for catching that Skylee! I've fixed my original post; it made it to the main page.
jinmendongcao -
this reminds me another one:
A:"I don't know"是什么意思?
B:我不知道
A:那我问问别人。
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