Qu'est ce qui est le plus dur, le Chinois ou le Chinglish?
Quand on vit en Chine, on doit souvent faire face à du Chinglish (mauvaise traduction du chinois en anglais), essayez de decrypter d'où vient la traduction du chinois vers l'anglais, et surtout ce que cela veut dire...
- Deformed man toilet = Public toilet for the disabled = toilettes pour handicaper
- Disabled Elevators = elevator for handicapped people
- When you across hard you can ring TEL = in case of emergency please call
- We can't stand the sight of mattress fragrant grass = Don't step on the grass
- China smoke wine = Alcohol and tobacco store
- Enjoy underneath maturation = ???
- Extraordinary Door = emergency Exit
- No entry in peacetime = not for normal use/entry
- The older, the children, the deformities, the patients and the pregnant women should take the escalator with his guardian together
et ma preferée, écrite sur un paquet de cookies "haochigaodian" :o)
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