Beijing - Part Two , "Kun-Kun".
This was overdue days ago.
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Touring agent aku kali ni nama dia Rose. The heard Beijing-er pronunciation is Ro-ser. Dialah yang bawak kami segroup merata-rate dari Great Wall (entry point Ba-da-ling, pronunciation pat-ta-ling
At Forbidden City, she tried to explain her very possible best with her Beijing-er Engrish on the details of the City, Gardens, Artifacts, Architechture, pepatungs, pavement, fengshui and colours. Hapa-hapalah..
Not to forget about the Emperors, his many concubines and the Eunuchs. According to my customer, in ancient China, the khunsas are called "Kun-Kun"s. While listening attentively on the details of the eunuchs, one of our customers is excitedly wanting to know how the emperor made a normal man an Eunuch.
Haiyoo..! Teruja betul mamat Macau nii..
Where’s do they cut ?
Is sit just the balls ?
What about the shaft / or rod ? (I'm sorry, rods & shaft are normal words in our industry. Rotating rods, interphase shafts, interconnecting rods and shafts, etc.)
Where’s do they cut ?
Is sit just the balls ?
What about the shaft / or rod ? (I'm sorry, rods & shaft are normal words in our industry. Rotating rods, interphase shafts, interconnecting rods and shafts, etc.)
Was it the whole thing ?
How do they cut ?
How do they cut ?
By slitting with scissor ?
Or was it knife ? Mebbe a Machete ?
Swiss knife ? No ?
Haiyooooo.. Tak sensor lansong mala'un nii.
Swiss knife ? No ?
Haiyooooo.. Tak sensor lansong mala'un nii.
Ro-ser explained it carefully. Adding that, every year they have a period when they inspect the Eunuchs' shafts and rods, to see wether it grows again. (Entah betol ker tidak, aku pun tak tahu).
If it does, then they’ll re-cut.
Then come soalan cepumas from our colleague from Macau.
“Do they cut it when it is hard or soft.?“
Everybody was so quite, concentrating on the Macau-nese question.
Ro-ser just stood there, terkedu..
Then came help from one of our Hongkie colleague. With his thick Hongkie Engrish
“Harro Jen, you cannot ask her that question.. Ro-ser is still wirgen..”
“Do they cut it when it is hard or soft.?“
Everybody was so quite, concentrating on the Macau-nese question.
Ro-ser just stood there, terkedu..
Then came help from one of our Hongkie colleague. With his thick Hongkie Engrish
“Harro Jen, you cannot ask her that question.. Ro-ser is still wirgen..”
Everybody was stunned. I think they had too much of free flow Tsingtao, during the lunch..
Summer Palace lake.
Labels: 50-50, JJCM, kelija, while waiting



10 Comments:
KAhahahkahaha Kelako giler entry nih.
Bestnyer jenjalan ..................
Ab
By
Anonymous, at 10:58 AM, April 13, 2009
Trust you Jo to make an innocent tour of Forbidden City into something so crude! :p
By
dith, at 11:36 AM, April 13, 2009
Pernah juga baca dalam paper that the ppl there get so picky about their "Engrish" names, they 'consult' dictionaries. Some end up using "Satan Woo" or "Lucifer Lim". and even "Michael Jackson Lee".
Like, how cool is that. haha
By
Roti Kacang Merah, at 5:13 PM, April 13, 2009
entertaining story with beautiful pictures.
By
ikelah, at 11:10 PM, April 13, 2009
aik boleh grow balik? since when?
By
Anonymous, at 11:36 AM, April 14, 2009
Kelakarlah. I've come across Rainbow, Sunshine, Snow .. just to name a few. Err.. Sunshine tu lelaki, mind you!
By
Unknown, at 9:53 PM, April 14, 2009
Ah Bae :
The rest of the world sekarang nii lemauuu ajer.
Try to perk things up here..
He hee.
Kak Roza :
Crude and Vulgar.. He he haaaaa.
This is What happeng when men gather aroung..
:-)
RCM :
Roti Got ah ?
Roti Luo Yi..
He heee.
By
Jo Kontan, at 2:42 PM, April 15, 2009
Bro Ikelah !
Sehat ?
The pictures are nothing compare to yours. He he hee.
Sorry for being crude.
Anon :
When Ro-ser told that to us ols, I just kept quite.
"Balik nii nanti tanya Maam?.
Hmmmm boleh grow ker balik?. I wondered "
By
Jo Kontan, at 2:46 PM, April 15, 2009
Lana :
Are you sure Sunshine is not a Kun-Kun aaa ?
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Jo Kontan, at 2:47 PM, April 15, 2009
Ekceli, some of the Engrish names are direct translation of their Chinese names. Macam org melayu nama Zakaria, Engrish jadi Happype**s mcm tu. Klu nak subtle tulis la Happyness. Ble?
Bosqa
By
Anonymous, at 7:40 PM, April 24, 2009
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