sometime a couple of days ago I remember finding out that the traditional Tazanian response to the greeting, "How are you?", is, "Strong."
In some parts of China, some parts of Beijing, one of the morning greetings is, "Have you eaten?"
I am practicing the chinese radicals, and I can't help but notice that "eat" is a permutation of "defiance".
huh.
In some parts of China, some parts of Beijing, one of the morning greetings is, "Have you eaten?"
I am practicing the chinese radicals, and I can't help but notice that "eat" is a permutation of "defiance".
huh.
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I always thought the radicals to "eat" 吃 is a combintation of "mouth"口 and "beg"乞.
another word for "eat", 食,which when taken apart, can go as "person good".
which word for "eat" are you talking about? I'm really curious.
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the version of eat I'm looking at has a 'roof', then a 'lid' on a 'mouth'. The vertical sides of 'mouth' is extended and there's a small dash in the middle of the right leg and at the bottom of the left.
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ie. mouth with the two 'legs', dash in the middle for the right leg, dash at the end for the left leg.