I Love You
| 18:18 May 22, 2001 |
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| na | Write as: и稲; Read as: WO(3) A(4) I NI(3) |
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| na | Wo(3) I (4) Ni (3) |
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Write as: и稲; Read as: WO(3) A(4) I NI(3) Explanation: Write as: и稲; Read as: WO(3) A(4) I NI(3) Though you may hear people say this in the more westernized Chinese communities such as Singapore, Hong Kong, or Shanghai (and, usually it is in English), traditional Chinese rarely express such affection verbally, no matter it is to a child, a parent, or a lover. They may, however, say something like, "Oh, you are so lovely!" or "I like you very much." Or, asking: "Do you love me?" "Oh, you are so lovely!" = 痷稲 "I like you very much." = и尺舧 "Do you love me?" = 稲и盾 Remarks: the Chiense characters here are coded in BIG5 |
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Wo(3) I (4) Ni (3) Explanation: This is a common way of expression. There are many other ways for Chinese people to express their affection in such extend but more subtle way. |
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