Symbols and Alphabet and Translations

Translations to and from Chinese.
Mark
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Post by Mark »

THERE IS NO CHINESE ALPHABET.
dd

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Post by dd »

if there supply for foreigners only?
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What do you mean? If there supply for foreigners only? rofl
Shauneak

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Post by Shauneak »

I'm looking for a CHINESE symbol representing INFINITY. Thanks.
Hell yeah korean pride!!

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Post by Hell yeah korean pride!! »

y is everyone gay here?
Mark
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Post by Mark »

My answer to your question is:
너는 똥구멍야.

In case you can't read hangeul (which for some reason I think you can), it says neoneun ddong'gumeong'ya.
roland

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Post by roland »

HI CAN YOU TRANSLATE,
ROLAND
STUART
rakesh

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Post by rakesh »

send me chinese alphabets together with english alphabets
garrett pomeroy

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Post by garrett pomeroy »

could you email the chineese alphabet i am trying to do a report for high school.
Dylan Sung

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Post by Dylan Sung »

Thomas Chin,

There really ought to be a FAQ to explain to folks who don't know much about Chinese, that Chinese doesn't operate like other languages which use an alphabet. I think reading posts like

"Please send me the entire Chinese alphabet"

is quite disappointing because, no one can really do this with any computer, let alone books.

Dyl,
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