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opper567 -

I have finally learned how to speak enough mandarin to do most basic stuff, but now I am at a
dilemma.
I want to know how to say food dishes so that when I go to a Chinese Restaurant that I can order
something in Chinese. The only entrees I can say are 家常豆腐, 辣子鸡, and 糖醋鱼.
I'd like to know the names of a few (10 or so) entrees, so I can order more interesting food. I
like almost more or less every kind of food (meat, chicken, vegetables, noodles...) so please just
name some of your favorites.

Thanks.. 谢谢你们



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WoAiJolinTsai -

This was posted by somebody here a while ago... forgot who.. and I saved it.










Gary Soup -

Here's a couple more:

http://www.liuzhou.co.uk/ll/usual.doc

and this classic (er, on second thought.....)












gato -

That must be from the red light district. Those prices aren't cheap.










Gary Soup -



Quote:

That must be from the red light district. Those prices aren't cheap

No, it's just one of those classy places that have menus in English.










liuzhou -



Quote:

Here's a couple more:

http://www.liuzhou.co.uk/ll/usual.doc

I'd forgotten about that one! Rushes off to check if it is OK and finds three mistakes! Now
corrected! There are probably more! It was the first menu I translated and the restaurant no
longer exists. I hope that is nothing to do with the translation!

It is worth pointing out that this particular restaurant was in Guangxi and some dishes and some
names are regional. I noticed years ago, when I moved from Hunan to Guangxi that identical dishes
had completely different names. This is just one of the problems of any menu translation database.

Since doing that one, I have done several. Will try to post in the next day or two, (when I
remember where I put them!)










liuzhou -

As promised, here is a more recent menu translation. The Camel Hump is delicious.

Word Document 35Kb

PDF File 55.7 Kb












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