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DetlefK

(16,423 posts)
Mon May 6, 2019, 04:44 AM May 2019

Can anybody here read chinese? Trump's tweets are getting lot's of chinese responses.




Please take a look at the people responding to this tweet. I would appreciate a translation. Thank you very much.

Via Google-translate I got "small octopus praise", "the art of trading", something that sounded like Trump should say goodbye as long as things are going well, and a weird poem about hills and breeze.
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Can anybody here read chinese? Trump's tweets are getting lot's of chinese responses. (Original Post) DetlefK May 2019 OP
Appear to be bots and porn sites Loki Liesmith May 2019 #1
"Big mouth and tiny hands: a noisy do-nothing" struggle4progress May 2019 #2
One of them them translates: Things that arrive will be more expensive..from google translates mfcorey1 May 2019 #3
Hey Don, China doesn't pay the tariffs on what we import. rickford66 May 2019 #4
On twitter lillypaddle May 2019 #5
Not reading, but some educated guesses: JHB May 2019 #6
Read the stock market then you will know what it says. sarabelle May 2019 #7

JHB

(37,154 posts)
6. Not reading, but some educated guesses:
Mon May 6, 2019, 07:56 AM
May 2019

"the art of trading" sounds like what you'd likely get if you translated the title of The Art of the Deal into Chinese and then Google-translated back to English.



"something that sounded like 'Trump should say goodbye as long as things are going well'"
My guess it's a Chinese equivalent to "Declare victory and go home".

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