i went there for 2 months.. and i felt my english deproving by the minute.
not hard to see why...
On a typical sunny morning in guangzhou, I took the train. & saw this poster.
1. 'no hullabaloo allowed'.
ok, i checked this word out- it does exist: noun that means 'fuss' or 'uproar'. fine i'll let this one pass- there are loads more anyway.
2. yo yo, check tis out. 'no graffiti or scratchitti allowed', hear me?
3. 'when the door opens or closes, please take your time'.
ahh, does that explain why i keep getting 'kiap' by the closing door?
after getting off the train, i went to eat.
never mind that the entire menu translation was all wrong, but i think 'cruelclearwate' crossed the line for me. I mean, the water's innocent man- the whole of Singapore is trying to save it.
i needed some amusement outside of translation jokes, so i went to the amusement park.
rapidest fly? what the hell is that? i don't know but i sure was amused. no wonder it's called an amusement park.
with play comes thirst, so i hopped over to the nearest supermarket for some drinks.
i am seriously impressed man. the chinese can really invent stuff.
最大的荣幸 = greatful
how cool is that?
<最大> great + <荣幸> grateful = 〈最大的荣幸〉greatful (2 functions in 1 word!)
thanks guys, for revisiting my blog again, i'm truly greatful.
