tywy_99 Posted March 20, 2007 Report Share Posted March 20, 2007 My wife doesn't recognize it.She says it's close to several different meanings. She say, "like morning but not morning; like rising but not rising." Link to comment
TootTaLu Posted March 20, 2007 Report Share Posted March 20, 2007 I believe "PinYin" was invented by the French.French people I meet in China have very good pronouncifications of Chinese words,maybe because its easy for them to speak the PinYin.I can't even say "PinYin" properly! I was referring to your poor spelling of English words in your prior post. I found great humor in reading a criticism of other's ability to recognize characters while misspelling the word "character" so atrociously. That's because I got no book lernin.I'm an 8th grade drop out! Think that will hurt our chances of getting the Fiance Visa? Link to comment
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