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mY&(&'2T" “Chinglish” is grammatically wrong, misspelled English written and spoken by Chinese. You see many examples of it on signs According to Britain’s Guardian newspaper, Chinglish is becoming so popular on the Internet that the phenomenon is generating its own specialists. However, the days of Chinglish may be numbered. In preparation for the World Expo in Shanghai, city authorities have started a campaign to stamp out bad English.
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!U 4<4<+ Facebook “save Chinglish” groups carry more than 2,500 examples of English misuse and attract over 8000 followers, the Guardian reports. You can see another 3000 examples at a site called “The Chinglish Pool” at
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7x#."6>Dy Statistics suggest that 70 percent of voters support the use of Chinglish and say that one day foreigners too will use it. As one person argues, ”Since we have Indian, Australian and American English, why shouldn’t we have Chinglish?” Of additions to International English since 1994, between 5 and 20 percent derive from Chinese English use.
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也有一些外国人指出，有些用在公共场合的中式英语不值得提倡。比如某市地铁内“先下后上、文明乘车”的翻译“After first under on, do riding with ci-vility”就有明显的网络机器翻译的痕迹。
[r^WS;9n Some foreigners argue that public Chinglish should be corrected, urgently. A machine has clearly translated a sign, which reads, “after first under on, do riding with civility”.
H1r8n$h MG vp6/Pd 生硬的翻译确实会让刚来中国的老外们摸不着头脑，但在通晓中国文化的外国人看来，这却是一种文化差异造成的有趣现象。
\. YJs"<3 These literal, word-for-word, “translations” puzzle some foreigners. Those who know Chinese culture, on the other hand, think of them as an interesting phenomenon.
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+NT C!/ But Oliver Lutz Radte for one, the German author of More Chinglish: Speaking in Tongues, will be sorry when “Welcome to presence” is replaced by the simple “Welcome”. For him, Chinglish is for amusement and shouldn’t be taken too seriously.
