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Gong Xi Fa Chai
If you visited Google.com on Sunday, you had this happy surprise;
Yes, it's the Chinese Lunar New Year, and for the next twelve months it's the year of the pig.
But, in case you can't pronounce Gong Xi Fa Chai properly, you can always instead say;
And if this put you in an Asian attitude, may be suggest a visit to our favorite Asian Eatery. and see a slide show of the celebration in New York's Chinatown today like the photo above here.
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Filese to kolo mou, skatofatsa.
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Thank you for this little snippet. I mean that sincerely, because it's the kind of thing I have not yet seen anywhere else, even on the know-it-all TV.
But I am having trouble reading the Chinese characters; could you publish that in Greek?