1) That's not right............................................. .............Sum Ting Wong

2) Are you harbouring a fugitive.....................................Hu Yu Hai Ding

3) See me ASAP.............................................. ............Kum Hia

4) Stupid Man............................................... ................Dum Gai

5) Small Horse............................................. .................Tai Ni Po Ni

6) Did you go to the beach............................................. Wai Yu So Tan

7) I bumped the coffee table...........................................Ai Bang Mai Ni

8) I think you need a face lift...........................................Chi n Tu Fat

9) It's very dark in here.............................................. .....Wai So Dim

10) I thought you were on a diet......................................Wai Yu Mun Ching

11) This is a tow away zone.............................................N o Pah King

12) Our meeting is schedualed for next week...................Wai Yu Kum Nao

13) Staying out of sight............................................. ........Lei Ying Lo

14) He's cleaning his automobile.......................................W a Shing Ka

15) Your body odor is offensive.......................................Yu Stin Ki Pu

16) Great............................................. .............................Fa Kin Su Pah

 

Hahahah, funny

You know, I might Wa Shing Mai Ka To Mo Ro An Ai No Ting Yo Chin Tu Fat

 

 

What kind of "Chinese" is that???? I am Chinese, and I don't understand a thing?

 

Ok, thats English with Chinese accent.....

 

no dammit, that's english with a CANTONESE accent. Cantonese is NOT the official language of China or Taiwan, it's just a provincial dialect. and because Canton (Guan Dong Province) is where the old seaports were at, the earliest exports of coolies and hard laborers were Cantonese speaking Chinese.

 

Coolies and hard laborers built most of the original railway line in Western Canada, back in the 1800's.

Last I heard, there was a lawsuit to sue the government and the railway companies for compensation.

Obviously, only descendants can ever hope to collect. I've heard American contractors made deals with various Chinese to bring these workers over. The history is rather interesting, as a kid in Western Canada I sometimes wondered how there came to be Chinese communities in most cities, especially along the rail lines.