I just received some picture displays, from a British friend, of Chinese public signs written in English. These images are captured courtesy of Engrish.com. As China prepares for the next Olympic, the grammatical error in those signs could be eye sores. But it is not too late. Even without leaving their country, Chinese officials could get some free international phone consultation here at New York’ CUNY. Example of the embarrassing images are followings:
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