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#1 2012-01-02 22:01:56

Marcelito
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#2 2012-01-03 16:15:01

namaegaaru
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Re: Corean shoulder rides

I believe they are Chinese. The writing has no Hangul characters, no sounds such as "haminida, sumida," or "taminida" were spoken as I have heard in Korean. The speech has much change in intonation with what sound like many one syllable words as I have heard in Mandarin Chinese.


Would  somebody who participates in our website please translate what was said. How did the gal seem to feel about shoulder riding. Apparently she was frightened of falling off and told the guy to put her down.

But, she was pretty and seemed appreciative and friendly such that I suspect many would love to indulge her with a shoulder ride if she requested it nicely.


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#3 2012-01-04 10:43:34

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Re: Corean shoulder rides

They are Chinese.
Girl 1 : OK, stand up.
Boy: (I do not understand what he said)
Girl 2: Zhangwei is awesome.
Girl 1: don't move too fast. you are awesome. I am a little afraid.
          OK, put me down
Girl 2: just show us that how long you can hold her。
Boy: put you next to the car
Girl 1 : Thank you, Let me carry you,hahaha



namaegaaru wrote:

I believe they are Chinese. The writing has no Hangul characters, no sounds such as "haminida, sumida," or "taminida" were spoken as I have heard in Korean. The speech has much change in intonation with what sound like many one syllable words as I have heard in Mandarin Chinese.


Would  somebody who participates in our website please translate what was said. How did the gal seem to feel about shoulder riding. Apparently she was frightened of falling off and told the guy to put her down.

But, she was pretty and seemed appreciative and friendly such that I suspect many would love to indulge her with a shoulder ride if she requested it nicely.


I enjoy shoulder riding

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#4 2012-01-06 00:40:50

namaegaaru
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Re: Corean shoulder rides

CCCCCC  Thank you very much yon Zhongwen zhenmei shuo?

(How is it said in Mandarin, thank you very much?)


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#5 2012-01-08 11:55:46

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Re: Corean shoulder rides

fei chang gan xie ni = thank you very much

namaegaaru wrote:

CCCCCC  Thank you very much yon Zhongwen zhenmei shuo?

(How is it said in Mandarin, thank you very much?)


I enjoy shoulder riding

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