Engrish.com
Documenting the Engrish phenomenon from East Asia and around the world!
Documenting the Engrish phenomenon from East Asia and around the world!
Engrish - never against.
You are here, here, here.
posted on 1 May 2009 in Chinglish
“Stuttering Chen” really should have
just faxed his specs to the sign printers…
Also check out the Adult Engrish of the Week!
Photo courtesy of Blair Bowman.
Found in Shanghai, China.
(277 votes, average: 3.59 out of 5)
Loading...-
Newsletter - Be the Sign Up!
Home | Brog | Store | Massage Board | Advertise | Contact Us | Disclaimer
© 1999 - 2024 Engrish.com. All rights reserved.
© 1999 - 2024 Engrish.com. All rights reserved.
Now that you have experienced our muddy puddle – let us show you 16 better places you could be.
“Come see Yeti at the Monster Rickshaw Rally
at the Pavilion Pavilion Pavilion
on Sunday Sunday Sunday”
GREEN ROCKING CORRIDOR LIVE AT THE PAVILION PAVILION PAVILION NOW! BE THERE!!
Which way to the Parking Parking Parking?
So THAT’s why they call it the “green” pavilion… hehehehe………. hehe…… I’m hungry. I’m hungry. I’m hungry.
Where are the toilets? I gotta POOP, POOP, POOP.
Hello? Hello? Hello?
Echo! Echo! Echo!
Special Earth Day Concert! Let’s all meet at the Corridor and Green-Rock for the Planet!
The echo sure is great in that pavilion, even written text echoes!
in order to reach the Green Rocking Cooridor, you must travel east from your location, to the 6th valley, the valley of the three pavilions. There, you will find a man, old as the sun and the moon, who will lead you to the green greeting pavilion. Should you pass the test that awaits you there, the earth will open, swallow you, and deposit you within the green rocking cooridor. Follow the cooridor to meet your final test and complete your destiny.
I feel all over the place!
The Green-rockin’ Corridor: Rockin’ against the Reds since 1950.
Sign by Jan Blady
The new guy at the design department didn’t quite understand the three mandatory copies of the blueprint…
It’s not easy being green, green, green.
wow! even the pavillions’ pavilloin has a pavillion
Three keys to a successful business: Location, Location, Location.
Three keys to a successful location…
“I don’t know, Phil, do you think we have too many pavillions in the park?”
“Of course not, Steve! You can never have too many pavillions!”
Not only is this corridor environmental friendly…it totally rocks! Lets mosh!
Developers, Developers, Developers…
It’s not a typo – this pavillion shows us all we need to know about the wonders of, uh, pavillions.
Behind the Pavilion, pavilion, pavilion lies the Slaughter Pavilion.
Malkovich, Malkovich, Malkovich
It’s just as they say: “If this pavilion is rocking, don’t come a-knocking!”
Although this might *look* like a map, it’s actually the winning combinations list on a Chinese gambling machine. 🙂
Annoyed with having to do everything in triplicate, Lei the signwriter decided to take matters into his own hands! :p
What’s that building at point 6 again? 🙂
Engrish, Engrish, Engrish! 😀
For every pavilion turn, turn, turn
There is a season, turn, turn, turn…
oh man, I’m lost lost lost!
the place so nice they named it Thrice!
Hmm, which way to Pavilion³? i’ve been to Pavilion pavilion Pavilion, but the seminar on “My In-Side Cleaner” is at Pavilion³…
this sign must be from outer space!
well… The chinese character”五means Pavilion in Chinese, and it sounds the same with several characters, such as”圔, means “to stop”; and “å©·”, an adjective to describe beautiful flowers, houses and…women.
The name, “äºäºäº”,sounds like “åœå©·äº” acrually means”Stop and have a look at this beautiful pavilion”. Hundred of years ago, the Chinese gave the Pavilion this name on purpose. This Pavilion is located on an island in West Lake, Hangzhou.
The Chinese also says “Pavillion Pavillion Pavillion”. Twice.
– Testing, testing … Testing!