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There is no sentence with id 402131
In simplified chinese, we read as "ni hao"
In cantonese, we read as "nei ho"
and this is not from any site
%100 from my brain. do not warn me for this.
and admins, do not delete.
I want to know, what's about the sentence #466373? ;-)
It means "Hello" both in Chinese and Cantonese.
only the readings are different.
Chinese : ni hao
Cantonese: nei ho
The another Cantonese is "hei lo".
Chinese is "ha lo"
both two means "Hello".
Warning: "你好。" is not only chinese, also a sentence in Cantonese.
And admins do not delete this sentence, not taken from external link!
and not from gtranslate!
Thanks!
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你好
added by boracasli, June 10, 2010
你好.
edited by sysko, August 14, 2010
你好。
edited by sysko, August 14, 2010
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你好。
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