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Originally Posted by BLITZSTI
it depends if you are saying it in mandarin or cantonese.
in cantonese it would be pronounced "chow mean".
in cantonese it would be pronounced "chow mean".
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oh shiznit! so, i'm half right.
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Originally Posted by BLITZSTI
see you have to be specific. mandarin, cantonese or taiwanese? each has slight differences to pronouncing the same words and phrases.
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Originally Posted by hey1
Let's just say there are many dialects in the language of Chinese.
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Originally Posted by kenji815
it's hard to spell chinese using alphabet. because we have 4 tone in each word.
so it's like tsu ao me an
so it's like tsu ao me an
The entire word may vary a lot from dialect to dialect, so chances are you could well find one to support Infidel's position
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im cantonese so i say it tsao/chow mean. i think fried noodles is a cantonese cousine. if you go to SF/oakland chinatowns youll order in cantonese since thats the standard language there.
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