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The Asian Translation To English Has A Lot To Answer For!!

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Lorrette 12 Comments
Last Updated:: October 29, 2009
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Quite often I am sent something that gets me laughing real hard straight up, I enjoy it and that is it.  But then there are those occassions when something like this finds its way into my day and I giggle about it for hours if not days!!

This readers is one of those times - I aplogize in advance if any of you find it offensive, but please, please just look past that at the really achingly funny thing about it....enjoy!!

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  1. Nice post. Liking this blog going to have to bookmark it.

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  2. I think English is a simple language in which you don’t have to think about anything. I have seen that some words in English have same meaning but different seance. So this can be a problem otherwise this is really a good language.

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      Lorrette says:

      Good points that you make about English Ansh – hope the post at least put a grin on your face too!!

      Cheers
      Lorrette

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  3. English is a very vast language and very interesting to learn and many books are available in the market to learn but we can use online process to learn.your blog a a very good knowledge about that.thanks for sharing.

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  4. Well i think languages are the only way of good communication so that it is very necessary to know some languages rather then your mother tongue. I like to learn foreign languages. It enhance my knowledge to understand the culture of that country.

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  5. This just made my day! Thank you so much :-)
    Sarah@Italian Translation´s last blog ..Skopos Theory for Dummies My ComLuv Profile

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  6. Hey Lorrette, Ive been reading your blog for some time now and the stories often make me laugh. I can fully relate to this one as I live in the Buenos Aires version of “China Town”!
    Abby @ Easy Bake Oven´s last blog ..Easy Bake Super Pack My ComLuv Profile

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      Lorrette says:

      Well Hello Again Abby!!

      How are you?? Nice to have you visit us again. I have no doubt thanked you before, but I will thank you again for your positive feedback and comment. Seems most countries have their version of ‘Chinatown’ and no doubt there is a smorgasbord of fun things just like this….if you come across any, hey please share it with us by clicking on our Submit a Post button at the top of our home page.

      Take care
      Lorrette

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  7. I found your blog on Google and read a few of your other posts. I just added you to my Google News Reader. Keep up the good work. Look forward to reading more from you in the future.

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  8. Great post about English and thanks for sharing it.

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