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Chinese in Arts -001(Sentences:219 - 221): How to Say Something about "Manneken Pis" in Chinese --April 15, 2011

 

Listen to the Text & Follow Shirley to Read the Sentences & Chinese Characters

FOREWORD: Manneken Pis in Brussels, Belgium, is one of the art works that I visited in Europe in 2000. I was impression on the stories behind the little statue and I did enjoy the interesting figure of the lovely boy. Therefore, this weekend, when I was looking for the data for the weekly language topic, I was attracted by a new photo of it quickly. So, now, I would like to edit a few of new sentences about it for you.

I do hope that my effort will be some help with you to learn Chinese language.:-)   

NEW WORDS AND PRONUNCIATIONS

Please hit any Chinese Character, to open the New Vocabulary Board, to see all of the Chinese Characters' Pronunciations, Meanings in the sentences and follow me to read them one by one..

NEW SENTENCES

No.鐚鐚鐚鐚: -- 絽蕾紂羂篆絖 莟 緇鐚 篋篁

      -- Manneken Pis, the symbol of Brussels folklore, gets a costume at major events.


No.鐚鐚鐚鐚-- 鐚鐚鐚鐚 鐚鐚 ,鐚鐚 鐚鐚薤罨紊腥蕋茵鐚鐚   

      -- On April 12, 2011, Manneken Pis dressed in the cosmonaut's clothes, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the first human space flight, accomplished on April 12, 1961 by Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin.


No.鐚鐚鐚鐚: -- 鐚鐚鐚鐚
絽蕾紂球宛緇傑綺篌

      -- On April 鐚 鐚鐚鐚鐚, Manneken Pis dressed like Dracula for the Zombie Parade that was part of the Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival.
  

If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, you are welcome to write to shirley@ebridge.cn, or shirleyz004@yahoo.com.

--Shirley Zhang

Written, Edited and Recorded on April 15, 2011.