1. You must write 9 posts during the semester. 5 posts must be before the midterm exam, and 4 after. 2. If you write three things on one day, it counts as 1 post. There must be one day between posts. 3. You should read the other posts, and leave comments on at least 15 posts. 4. Do not make negative comments! 5. Have fun. Remember that this is a writing fluency exercise, so if you make mistakes, it doesn't really matter.
I can read the first two characters. "sei" and "hi", so "life-day"? But although I can't read the rest of it, I made a very good inference. Thanks Andy!
How you cannot read it, it said" Happy Birth Day". If you have any question, just say, Meisam. Meisamparsa, Best councillor in Cantonese, Mandarin, Thai, Orange, and also Grapefruit.
Yes to All, Vivienne, Saho, and Meisam. Those words are Chinese words. Let me try to show you their meanings:
The first 2 words in the firt line("祝您" in Chinese, maybe you can't see them correctly) mean "Hope you". They are pronounced in Chinese like "Zhu Nin".
The first 2 words in the second line("生日" in Chinese) mean "Birthday". They are pronounced in Chinese like "Sheng Ri".
The last 2 words in the second line("快乐"in Chinese) mean "Happy". They are pronounced in Chinese like "Kuai Le".
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I cannot read it, is it says happy birthday in Chinese?
I can read the first two characters. "sei" and "hi", so "life-day"? But although I can't read the rest of it, I made a very good inference. Thanks Andy!
How you cannot read it, it said" Happy Birth Day".
If you have any question, just say, Meisam.
Meisamparsa, Best councillor in Cantonese, Mandarin, Thai, Orange, and also Grapefruit.
Yes to All, Vivienne, Saho, and Meisam. Those words are Chinese words. Let me try to show you their meanings:
The first 2 words in the firt line("祝您" in Chinese, maybe you can't see them correctly) mean "Hope you". They are pronounced in Chinese like "Zhu Nin".
The first 2 words in the second line("生日" in Chinese) mean "Birthday". They are pronounced in Chinese like "Sheng Ri".
The last 2 words in the second line("快乐"in Chinese) mean "Happy". They are pronounced in Chinese like "Kuai Le".
Happy happy long long time!
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