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KevinW42
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It means, seriously What are YOU talking about because I am truly perplexed.
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Yeah, I know that guy! He works down at the Golden Wok....;-D...
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it kinda looks like a combination of japanese and korean..someone leave that note to you & its got ya stumped?
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??? Means somebody has a very sticky ? button.
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According to this the last symbol has something to do with the words hot/popular : http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%E3%84%8F%E3%84%A4 And from that it looks like it's Taiwanese. Hope this helps.
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the characters you wanted to show do not come out in the AB format.
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the last character is da= big or large....the first one looks like shi=corpse...middle one I'm not sure of....sorry...it doesn't look like an independent character(ie it should be part of something else)
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PHuuuuttt!
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looks like "PUT" to me. So im gonna go with that : )
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like i said in another similar question, looks like some chinese phonetics COULD be a dialect/slang word that means "pretty" or "cool" [the first word could be a chinese word "shi" (corpse?), the other two words are not exactly kana] (and i am very likely to be totally off)
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It's written in "bopomofo," the alphabet used in taiwan, though it is not correctly written because ã„© (yu) can't appear after ã„• (sh) to form a valid mandarin sound. Nevertheless, I can tell that "shuang" is meant. (assuming it's mandarin, it could be other dialect) here you can check all characters that read "shuang" http://www.zhongwen.com/s/v296.htm
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I use questionmarks when I don't understand what someone is saying..it is my shorthand method of asking for exposition, explanation, clarification! :)
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All I can tell you is it comes with Rice
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"ㄕㄩㄤ" could be part of a clue in a treasure hunt. "ㄕ" in pinyin is shi1 which means corpse "ㄩ" in pinyin is qu1 which means open box "ㄤ" in pinyin is da4 which means big So putting these words we would get the sentence "Corpse in a big open box". Is it bingo?
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