Kids can have existential crisis too

Kids can have existential crisis too

posted on 28 Nov 2018 in Chinglish, Containers

Photo courtesy of Amy Liu.
Pencil case found in China.

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Algernon
Algernon
5 years ago

Oly nothing what’s the point

Algernon
Algernon
5 years ago

Pencil case for the insecure

DrLex
DrLex
5 years ago

This case is actually a weapon against artificial intelligences that are unable to deal with paradoxes.

Frank Burns
Frank Burns
5 years ago

Perfect gift for your little Nihilist.

Frank Burns
Frank Burns
5 years ago

These pencils have no points…………

Pete
Pete
5 years ago

Ah, the mysteries of Engrish. OK, so this pencil case was found in CHINA? As in Mainland China? The PRC? The pencil case was clearly manufactured by a Japanese company for Japanese consumers. Although it’s hard to read, it looks like the pictured character’s name is: “Ducknosuke”. Or, a misspelled “Dachnosuke? The ending “…-nosuke” is a very VERY common male Japanese personal name (i.e., first name, not surname), meaning “Helper Of….(blank).” Second, that little pink blob over the duck’s head, is how Japanese people typically draw/paint an Octopus. What the heck a little Octopus has to do with pencils or… Read more »

Marum
Marum
5 years ago

If he’s Asian, it possible is next to nothing.

Marum
Marum
5 years ago

@Pete 1210.
Dach (Deutsch) = top or roof. ie Hausdach = house top.

So he could be a “top” nosuke.

Marum
Marum
5 years ago

Edit possible = possibly

Marum
Marum
5 years ago

Well! Stuff em. It’s ‘Darn old duck’.

Marum
Marum
5 years ago

Not only do the pencils have no points. Neither does the text have a point.

Marum
Marum
5 years ago

BTW. It seems to be instructing the kids about the birds and the bees.

OK. The birds anyhow.

Marum
Marum
5 years ago

Come and see Donald and Daisy -uck.

Long Tom
Long Tom
5 years ago

Do they have karaoke in China now?

Pete
Pete
5 years ago

@Long Tom 5:21 am,

Uh, yes.
China has karaoke.
And has for quite a long time.
So does S. Korea. So does Taiwan.

Except in Chinese it’s pronounced kah-lah-oh-kay.
Literally.

Your question mystifies me.
Why would the Chinese NOT have karaoke?

Marum
Marum
5 years ago

@Pete above. One may have hoped, (In vain) that the Chineesee had better taste.

Pete
Pete
5 years ago

@Marum 8:13 am,

And as I’m sure you know, Pinoys & Pinays can’t live without Karaoke.
It’s just NOT a party for Filipinos if there’s no Karaoke.

Marum
Marum
5 years ago

@Pete. My range is in the Paul Robeson – Johnny Cash key.

So! I did a rendition of Joe Hill. One, they were mystified as to what it was about, and two I nearly blew the bass speakers out of their karaoke machine.
They never asked me again.🙉

Pete
Pete
5 years ago

@Marum 6:34 pm,

Well, that’s ONE way to achieve the objective!
😉

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