Children,
today teacher is here to teach you what "putting words in people's mouth" means.
By a classic ekzampel, listen to this conversation between 2 people:
Anybody: Why is he sleeping, huh?
Somebody: Ohhh.. he's tired, after a long drive, as he's also very old. So let's keep quiet and let him rest, k?
Anybody: Ohhh.. i see, i see.
Hours later, Somebody told Everybody "Any is so panai, she tells everyone that he is tired and drove a long journey, so he's sleeping and asked everyone to keep quiet"
This is what we called "putting words in people's mouth", sometimes can be translated as "eat dead cat" too (sek sei mau).
Class dismiss.
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well, babe, everyone do this to somebody everyday. This is because everyone is fucking coward, so everyone need to do that everyday, to somebody.
How's my English?
*rub hands* when are we learning 'pau tau loe min', ' moe tong ngo peang mau' and 'sik woon min, fan woon tai?"
Kakakkaka... tak ada connection langsung
Jessy,
oh is it? guess i'm just living in a fairy tale land.
your english is way toooo gengchau, you are officially a graduate! now dun come and mess in my english classes cos my students' brains are all still very young. pollution!
goolypop,
hoi! not chinese idioms lessons here la. we talking inggerleesh, you talk what?
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