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22-09-2004, 10:31 AM
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"FreddieN" wrote in message news:mN24d.4464$uz1.705@trndny03... Can anyone tell me how to say Sweet & Sour Pork in Chinese? (any dialect will do) McCawley gives: "gu3 lu3 rou4". Peter If you could write the Chinese Characters for it too, it would be even better. Xie Xie 
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"FreddieN" wrote in message news:mN24d.4464$uz1.705@trndny03... Can anyone tell me how to say Sweet & Sour Pork in Chinese? (any dialect will do) McCawley gives: "gu3 lu3 rou4". Peter If you could write the Chinese Characters for it too, it would be even better. Xie Xie
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22-09-2004, 10:31 AM
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"FreddieN" wrote in message news:mN24d.4464$uz1.705@trndny03... Can anyone tell me how to say Sweet & Sour Pork in Chinese? (any dialect will do) McCawley gives: "gu3 lu3 rou4". Peter If you could write the Chinese Characters for it too, it would be even better. Xie Xie
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22-09-2004, 11:10 AM
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"FreddieN" wrote in message news:mN24d.4464$uz1.705@trndny03... Can anyone tell me how to say Sweet & Sour Pork in Chinese? (any dialect will do) Any dialet ? according to my dialet it is FreddieN. FreddieN is sweet & sour pork. If you could write the Chinese Characters for it too, it would be even better. Xie Xie
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22-09-2004, 11:10 AM
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"FreddieN" wrote in message news:mN24d.4464$uz1.705@trndny03... Can anyone tell me how to say Sweet & Sour Pork in Chinese? (any dialect will do) Any dialet ? according to my dialet it is FreddieN. FreddieN is sweet & sour pork. If you could write the Chinese Characters for it too, it would be even better. Xie Xie
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22-09-2004, 11:10 AM
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"FreddieN" wrote in message news:mN24d.4464$uz1.705@trndny03... Can anyone tell me how to say Sweet & Sour Pork in Chinese? (any dialect will do) Any dialet ? according to my dialet it is FreddieN. FreddieN is sweet & sour pork. If you could write the Chinese Characters for it too, it would be even better. Xie Xie
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22-09-2004, 12:23 PM
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What Peter has given is in Mandarin, in Cantonese it sounds a little like
this "Goh-Loh-Yuk" or there abouts as there isn't a formal way of writing it down unless you understand & can apply pinyin to it which should look & sound a bit like this "Gou1 Lou1 Yuk3". hope this helps. DC. "Peter Dy" wrote in message news  "FreddieN" wrote in message news:mN24d.4464$uz1.705@trndny03... Can anyone tell me how to say Sweet & Sour Pork in Chinese? (any dialect will do) McCawley gives: "gu3 lu3 rou4". Peter If you could write the Chinese Characters for it too, it would be even better. Xie Xie
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22-09-2004, 01:12 PM
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Thanks very much Peter and DC.
"DC." wrote in message ... What Peter has given is in Mandarin, in Cantonese it sounds a little like this "Goh-Loh-Yuk" or there abouts as there isn't a formal way of writing it down unless you understand & can apply pinyin to it which should look & sound a bit like this "Gou1 Lou1 Yuk3". hope this helps. DC. "Peter Dy" wrote in message news "FreddieN" wrote in message news:mN24d.4464$uz1.705@trndny03... Can anyone tell me how to say Sweet & Sour Pork in Chinese? (any dialect will do) McCawley gives: "gu3 lu3 rou4". Peter If you could write the Chinese Characters for it too, it would be even better. Xie Xie
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22-09-2004, 01:12 PM
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Thanks very much Peter and DC.
"DC." wrote in message ... What Peter has given is in Mandarin, in Cantonese it sounds a little like this "Goh-Loh-Yuk" or there abouts as there isn't a formal way of writing it down unless you understand & can apply pinyin to it which should look & sound a bit like this "Gou1 Lou1 Yuk3". hope this helps. DC. "Peter Dy" wrote in message news "FreddieN" wrote in message news:mN24d.4464$uz1.705@trndny03... Can anyone tell me how to say Sweet & Sour Pork in Chinese? (any dialect will do) McCawley gives: "gu3 lu3 rou4". Peter If you could write the Chinese Characters for it too, it would be even better. Xie Xie
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22-09-2004, 01:12 PM
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Thanks very much for a very helpful response
"John" wrote in message ... "FreddieN" wrote in message news:mN24d.4464$uz1.705@trndny03... Can anyone tell me how to say Sweet & Sour Pork in Chinese? (any dialect will do) Any dialet ? according to my dialet it is FreddieN. FreddieN is sweet & sour pork. If you could write the Chinese Characters for it too, it would be even better. Xie Xie
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