I left this note in a local store frequently visited by Chinese tourists.
Please rate my action.
I left this note in a local store frequently visited by Chinese tourists
What means?
t. loselbelnd
Taiwan number one
Oh... German humor...
pleasure of being cummed inside
Jaja
Spriechst du Spanisch? Englisch und Chinesisch auch?
Sehr gut, ich glaube...
>灣
>弓
>also joined last stroke of 夕 with first stroke of 口
Not bad for someone who doesn't know Chinese, though desu.
Super
Dope
It's calligraphy and it's art you nunce
Even in 行书/草书, 弓 isn't written like that. It's more like this.
I see you're in your first year of mandarin studies
Have a good one lad
Nice try, you should get your money back for your useless degree, you obviously learnt fuck all.
meh
next time do: "Have you seen my dog? Listens to the name: Indigestion."
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I'm just telling you you're wrong, Fritz. Your writing is non-uniform and unbalanced, which would be fine if you didn't call it "calligraphy and art". In 草书 when writing 湾 it is common to write 弓 as 了, however, you wrote 氵龻 (and the rest of the characters) in 楷书 so it's incoherent and looks wrong. Next time you want to look intelligent and act pretentious on the internet, at least be right, because someone who actually knows what they're talking about will always come and shoot you down, leaving you looking like a retard. Stay salty.
t. Chinese
>t. Chinese
lol
Now you're trying a little too hard Kevin
As long as you know you're wrong. shufazidian.com is a good resource and there are tonnes of 书法 pdfs out there.
Cool
see you in class tomorrow
The British Chinese guy is right though. You missed a stroke m9
You're a Jap what do you know about real Taiwanese calligraphy art anyway