SPOTTED! In Vancouver...
07-30-09, 11:54 PM
#1712
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two 1 IS parked outside Allehlua tonite around 10~11:30pm
one blue with decals on front bumper
one silver with stick on rear windshield that says (in mandarin), ill get a headache if i quit smoking
one blue with decals on front bumper
one silver with stick on rear windshield that says (in mandarin), ill get a headache if i quit smoking
07-31-09, 04:04 PM
#1714
executive matchup
07-31-09, 08:17 PM
#1716
mandarin, chinese, all use the same writting...
so the written character for a word is universal, however the spoken word is differen depending on region. mandarin is more a region dialec, taiwan mandarin and beijing mandarin sound different (beijing mandarin sounds like an asian trying to speak like a pirate... ARRRRRRGGGHHH!) hahahahaha
so the written character for a word is universal, however the spoken word is differen depending on region. mandarin is more a region dialec, taiwan mandarin and beijing mandarin sound different (beijing mandarin sounds like an asian trying to speak like a pirate... ARRRRRRGGGHHH!) hahahahaha
07-31-09, 09:20 PM
#1717
executive matchup
^ LOL! that's the first i've heard of a mainlander sounding like a pirate! 
yeah, so what shoei said, mandarin, cantonese, shanghainese, fukienese, taiwanese, etc, etc, etc...these are all dialects of the chinese language, representing different areas of china, with mandarin being the official dialect. all have the same written language (chinese characters), but spoken differently. same as in english language, written is the same regardless whether you are a canadian, american, australian, or uk english. but the pronunciation (or dialect) is different, depending on region.
yeah, so what shoei said, mandarin, cantonese, shanghainese, fukienese, taiwanese, etc, etc, etc...these are all dialects of the chinese language, representing different areas of china, with mandarin being the official dialect. all have the same written language (chinese characters), but spoken differently. same as in english language, written is the same regardless whether you are a canadian, american, australian, or uk english. but the pronunciation (or dialect) is different, depending on region.
08-01-09, 12:14 AM
#1719
haha, seriously, think about it! imagine ur hearing someone from beijing speaking to you...
its all ARGGGH this and ARGGGHH that! shi shi (but sounds like sherr sherr)
can u imagine, shi shi narrrrggghhh she be a fine boat, thar she blows!!!
its so hard to say with the rolling of the tongues and all the ARRRGGHS in the dialec =P
its all ARGGGH this and ARGGGHH that! shi shi (but sounds like sherr sherr)
can u imagine, shi shi narrrrggghhh she be a fine boat, thar she blows!!!
its so hard to say with the rolling of the tongues and all the ARRRGGHS in the dialec =P
^ LOL! that's the first i've heard of a mainlander sounding like a pirate!
yeah, so what shoei said, mandarin, cantonese, shanghainese, fukienese, taiwanese, etc, etc, etc...these are all dialects of the chinese language, representing different areas of china, with mandarin being the official dialect. all have the same written language (chinese characters), but spoken differently. same as in english language, written is the same regardless whether you are a canadian, american, australian, or uk english. but the pronunciation (or dialect) is different, depending on region.
yeah, so what shoei said, mandarin, cantonese, shanghainese, fukienese, taiwanese, etc, etc, etc...these are all dialects of the chinese language, representing different areas of china, with mandarin being the official dialect. all have the same written language (chinese characters), but spoken differently. same as in english language, written is the same regardless whether you are a canadian, american, australian, or uk english. but the pronunciation (or dialect) is different, depending on region.
08-01-09, 07:31 AM
#1722
Havn't hang-out in Richmond at night for so long, I went to the bubble tea place
at Cambie by Garden City with a group of friends last night. There're a lot of IS
around that area. There was a white one with ING+1 turn onto Cambie at 11pm
and another white stocked turning into the gas station....
at Cambie by Garden City with a group of friends last night. There're a lot of IS
around that area. There was a white one with ING+1 turn onto Cambie at 11pm
and another white stocked turning into the gas station....
08-01-09, 03:41 PM
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spotted a ... i couldn't tell, black? SGM? 2IS with rims at 18th and Fraser last night just after getting my friend to park my car and walking in to a house party. Seems like i'm seeing alot more modded 2IS's around lately, gotta get more of 'em on here.
and jetfire, don't worry about running stock man, just enjoy the ride till you can make things your own one day
and jetfire, don't worry about running stock man, just enjoy the ride till you can make things your own one day
08-02-09, 02:03 AM
#1725
Saw two idiots street racing near metrotown around 10pm. Going Eastbound on Mackay and kingsway. 5th gen silver prelude and a black 6th/7th gen civic. Fart cans all around. Civic tries to launch but fails miserably and leaves a big cloud of tire smoke. Idiots
. Aren't there usually cops hanging around on the above ground parking lots at metro?
Spotted a blue IS-F on victoria and 51st around 5pm.
Saw some others but not very interesting. Mostly typical richmond honger cars.
. Aren't there usually cops hanging around on the above ground parking lots at metro?Spotted a blue IS-F on victoria and 51st around 5pm.
Saw some others but not very interesting. Mostly typical richmond honger cars.