a***r
发帖数: 40 | 1 U guess what the original Chinese are:
It's a business card, announces in Chinese: Zhao Baosheng/ Feng Shui
Master/Red and White Events/Services for the entire length of the dragon, from
begining to the end. |
a***r
发帖数: 40 | 2 hehe,spot it in an artical about the Great Wall from the National Geographic.
It seems that Americans always prefer translating word by word, funny~ |
a***r
发帖数: 40 | 3 Another example is the "Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon"
So accurate but i doubt any foreigner can catch the meaning~ |
s***s
发帖数: 148 | 4 说到"Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon"，媒体上经常套用这个句式。
前些天Jay Leno的show又拿Clinton开玩笑，就说“Crouching Intern,
Hidden Cigar"
还有一次章子仪走光照片被刊登出来，标题是"Crouching Tiger,
Hidden Nothing".挺好玩的。
【在 a***r 的大作中提到】
: Another example is the "Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon"
: So accurate but i doubt any foreigner can catch the meaning~
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a***r
发帖数: 40 | 5 Exactly.
Culture differences are the real obstacle.
But for the "Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon", I believe there is a better way
out. Ever heard of the translation of "Wo De Fu Qin Mu Qin"? It's "the Road
Home". That's much better, 'coz it was translated by Chinese
Shui |
f******n
发帖数: 43 | 6 Old article le.
【在 a***r 的大作中提到】
: hehe,spot it in an artical about the Great Wall from the National Geographic.
: It seems that Americans always prefer translating word by word, funny~
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