Happy Chinese Language Day! Way back when, I did my study abroad in China. Back then, I would have been able to celebrate it much more thoroughly – now, my Chinese language skills are very rusty!
Howlidays: Chinese Language Day
Happy Chinese Language Day! Way back when, I did my study abroad in China. Back then, I would have been able to celebrate it much more thoroughly – now, my Chinese language skills are very rusty!
Travels with Choppy 
That’s okay, Schooner.. neither do I, so it looks Greek to me, actually. 🙂
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🙂
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Impressive, even if rusty! 🙂
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The Internet proved a great help with this one.
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Excellent! 您的猫 Schooner 好乖，把老鼠处理掉! I am impressed that you read and write Chinese.👏😃
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It’s a house full of talents!
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👏👏👍😁
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It’s all greek to me.
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My dad’s family is Greek – and yet, the Chinese is easier for me. I wonder how that adage applies to me, then…I guess the same!
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Sassy June lived with us for about a year before I figured out she couldn’t understand me.
Chow and Husky, I had to learn Russian.
Her predecessor was even worse. He was Chow and Akita, but had a Mexican name.
Luckily, he spoke Spanish (though it was with a Japanese accent).
Fortunately, I knew enough Spanish to get by.
Paz
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Ha! On the plus side, you got to learn a new language! 😉
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hmm I can’t tell Schooner
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🙂
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Clever Choppy…you wrote all that without an opposable thumb……
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It’s amazing, isn’t it?
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I don’t read Chinese either, but I’m guessing at least one of those symbols is for Bacon! 😀
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🙂
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You’re right Schooner, but she sure writes pretty. But Choppy, where are all the capital letters? 😀
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Chinese? Yes. Punctuation and Capitalization? Nope.
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That’s impressive Choppy. I wish I could speak, read and write in Chinese.
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I wish I was as good as I once was!
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Impressive indeed. What is the ‘free’ translation? 😊
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I forget – I’ll have to look it up from last year (it’s a rerun).
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Bilingual Choppy!! So is Schooner a good cat? 😂
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He hasn’t had a chance to prove himself a good cat yet (though Choppy has caught a few mice over the years).
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That must have been so much fun to do a study abroad in China. Weekends In Maine
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It was great – though I’ve been told I would not recognize Beijing today, it’s so different than it was when I was there. I’d love to make a return trip and see it for myself.
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Funny!
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Thanks!
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Haha, my face looks like Schooner when faced with the little message in my fortune cookie!
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Ha!
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That made me laugh
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I love to hear comments like that!
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Cute. I think it says, “Will trade the cat for a pound of bacon.” LOL
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She’d probably accept that trade for even less than a full pound of bacon.
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Reblogged this on Die Erste Eslarner Zeitung – Aus und über Eslarn, sowie die bayerisch-tschechische Region!.
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Thanks!
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Love the expression on Scooner’s face!
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It was a great expression!
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I think you’re damn right, Schooner. 😉
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🙂
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Wow ! that’s impressive. You really are one talented woman Sarah.
I see Choppy certainly takes after you 🙂
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This is awesome!I’m planning to apply for a study abroad next year, and I’m so excited that I’m on a
binge-read, reading about everyone’s experiences,lol.
Love your blog,I’d love for you to check out mine as well<3
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