ebbsky

Hi,
I am from Toronto and just moved in to Montreal to live here ....
I used to travel a lot and I have been to China for some times as well ...

I like the chinese culture and language ... and I also speak a bit of chinese as well. ..

I am 26 and now looking for a chinese girlfriend for a fun and long-term relationship.
you may contact me at ebbsky@yahoo.com ...

Chao!

BBA

Chao or Ciao?

ebbsky

I don't know what does Ciao mean !!!!
but Chao means Bye ;)  in Italian ... and I found it so common in Montreal ...

but I know you chinese say Zay Jiye ... I know the spelling is not right ..

I have mentioned that I am not Chinese as well ... :wink:

BBA

I know Ciao in italiano is Bye, but never found Chao in Italiano, which sounds similar to the Chinese word ...

icecream88

If you don;t know how to spell it, don't use it.
Kind person told you ciao is right, please correct your wrong "Chao".

ebbsky

Well, I 憁 not here to argue with anyone about the spelling of words or whatever 匼n
However, just to let you know, I appreciate if someone corrects me in any matter; but since I am originally Italian, I guess I know how to say or wrote Italian words because it is at least my mother tong! And I don抰 care how do they write/spell it here in Montreal!



Also, that it is not a good way of encouraging people who want to kind of show their respect to your language and your culture by saying your words Like 揵ye?in Chinese匼n
But, maybe it is a part of Chinese culture that I don抰 know yet!!!



Chao! or Ciao! (whatever you like it )

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Post by ebbsky
Well, I 憁 not here to argue with anyone about the spelling of words or whatever ?
However, just to let you know, I appreciate if someone corrects me in any matter; but since I am originally Italian, I guess I know how to say or wrote Italian words because it is at least my mother tong! And I don抰 care how do they write/spell it here in Montreal!



Also, that it is not a good way of encouraging people who want to kind of show their respect to your language and your culture by saying your words Like 揵ye?in Chinese?
But, maybe it is a part of Chinese culture that I don抰 know yet!!!



Chao! or Ciao! (whatever you like it )

no one here likes to argue with you either. what i suggest is that before you come to a chinese web site, better do a research on chinese culture first. and also, when you are trying to post some kind of ADs like the one you post here, better check your spelling to show your respect to others and how serious you are.
now you know, checking spelling is one part of chinese culture which shows respect to other people.

sam86

S.b.

BBA

You are an italian, but you never know how to spell the word. You know the word "Chao" is bye in italian, but you never know what "Ciao" means in Italian. Congratulations to you on your memory for your mother tongue.

I am not an italian, but I know what is Ciao and Chao!

Post by ebbsky
I don't know what does Ciao mean !!!!
but Chao means Bye ;) in Italian ... and I found it so common in Montreal ...

but I know you chinese say Zay Jiye ... I know the spelling is not right ..

I have mentioned that I am not Chinese as well ... :wink:

sofunny

Sorry, sir.  I have to say, you've already shown your unkindness and impatience.  I don't care the errors of either your spelling or grammar in English, and I just conclude it by your words below.



By the way, You know what? In Chinese, CAO means FFUUCCKK.  I guess with my sympathy, somebody once taught you the word CAO, but you misunderstand and pronounce it with confusion in the apical consonants.  You are confused by the difference between the pronunciation of z, c, s and that of zh, ch, sh.  You know they are often mistaken even by Southern Chinese.



Anyway, good luck.

Post by ebbsky




Also, that it is not a good way of encouraging people who want to kind of show their respect to your language and your culture by saying your words Like bye in Chinese?

But, maybe it is a part of Chinese culture that I dont know yet!!!

Chao! or Ciao! (whatever you like it )