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  • 工作学习 / IT杂谈 / Jabber's English Note---043 -jabber(jabber); 2001-9-7 {385} (#192682@0)
    Please say the following sentence:

    She sells sea shells by the sea shores.

    Fast! Faster! Faster!!

    Is your tongue twsted? In English, those sentences that twist our tongues are called tongue twisters. In Chinese cross-talks, we hear tongue twisters very frequently.

    I spend two days to think about the Chinese translation of "tongue twisters" in vain. Who can tell me?
    • 绕口令 -guest:; 2001-9-7 (#192686@0)
      • Thank you. -jabber(jabber); 2001-9-7 (#192696@0)
        • you are welcome. btw, i've checked the dictionary just now. i think the another guest is right. it should be: spend sth (on)sth/(in) doing sth. :) -guest:; 2001-9-7 (#192774@0)
          • yeah!!!! -xiaotang(xiaotang); 2001-9-23 (#208590@0)
    • 绕口令？ -guest:guest; 2001-9-7 (#192700@0)
    • also, I think you should say: I spend two days to thinking about...... -guest:; 2001-9-7 (#192704@0)
      • I think you should say: I spend two days THINKING about -guest:; 2001-9-7 (#192705@0)
      • I bet you are not right at this point. :-):-) -jabber(jabber); 2001-9-7 (#192715@0)
    • what about "rao4 kou3 ling4"? -etcxuyr(bear); 2001-9-28 (#212676@0)
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