2014-02-01, 09:37 PM
Kyrastri Wrote:Ooh. The first one is what I meant by "may you get a lot of red envelopes", but yeah, "gimme monies" sounds more accurate, haha...
I'm going to pretty much butcher this since I say it in a different dialect and can't read chinese for the love of me, but the pin-yin for the second one went something like "sheng ti jian kan"
I can proudly say that I managed to read the first half of the horse one. Time to go celebrate my newfound chinese skills.
Happy lunar* new year
身体健康 (shen ti jian kang). Means being healthy, so "may you be healthy".