| Mouth: chinesisch |
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| Translational equivalents: China; Chinese |
| by transcript | by glosses | by right neighbours | by left neighbours |
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One has to struggle their way through in China. |
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| | | CHINA2 | $GEST^* | $PROD | TO-STRUGGLE-THROUGH3 |
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china | | | |
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They do it that way in China, too. |
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| | | CHINA2 | SELF1A | ALSO1A | |
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china | selbst | auch |
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In China they make money with this, too. |
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| | $INDEX1* | CHINA2 | $INDEX1* | TO-EARN1* | ALSO3A* |
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| china | | verdienen | auch |
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But when it’s being sent back and forth between Germany and China, the mail service has to be of good quality, too. |
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| | $ORAL^ | CHINA2 | BACK-AND-FORTH1* | MAIL1B* | TO-GO-THERE1* |
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aber | china | | post |
| 1177918 1177918 | 61+m
Just like they did in China for the Olympics. |
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| | LIKE1A | CHINA2 | OLYMPIA1 | | |
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wie | china | olympia |
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For instance in China, Japan, and every other country close to the equator. |
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| | LIKE1A* | CHINA2 | INDIA2 | $INDEX1 | JAPAN1 |
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wie | china | indien | japan |
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And in China/ Wait, I signed that incorrectly. That’s the sign for Greece. China is signed like this. |
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I1 | GREECE1* | NO1A | CHINA2 | | | |
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falsch | griechenland | china |
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They didn’t know how I would be able to speak Chinese or other languages. |
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| TO-KNOW-STH2B* | HOW-QUESTION2* | CHINA2 | HOW-QUESTION2* | INTERVIEW2^ | |
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weiß nicht | wie | chinesisch | und wie | sprache |
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We also have a Chinese restaurant that is really tasty. |
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| $LIST1:2of2d | ALSO3A | CHINA2 | $INDEX1 | TASTY4 | |
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| au{ch} | chin{esen} | | |
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Does everyone, like Japan and China, have to give up their writing system? |
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| ALL1A | JAPAN1 | CHINA2 | INCOMPREHENSIBLE-SCRAWL1* | MUST1* | OFF-OR-TO-REMOVE-STH1A |
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alle | japan | china | | muss | weg |
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Oh right, in China you get punished for throwing a cigarette bud on the ground! What about here? |
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| $INDEX1 | JAPAN1* | CHINA2 | STREET1A | $INDEX1 | PENALTY1B |
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| | china | str{aße} | | strafe |
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I don’t know if I would recommend traveling to China alone. |
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| TO-RECOMMEND1C | LIKE1A* | CHINA2 | ALONE1B | $INDEX1 | APPROXIMATELY1^ |
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empfehlen | wie | china | allein | | |
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Take the Chinese prosthetic dentistry for instance. |
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EXAMPLE1 | $INDEX1* | CHINA3A* | CHINA2 | TOOTH1A | TECHNOLOGY1 | |
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zum beispiel | | | china | zahntechnik |
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And in China. |
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$INDEX1 | AND3* | IN1^ | CHINA2 | $INDEX4 | | |
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| und | | china | |
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Writing in China and Thailand is different as well, they write from left to right. |
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AND2A | $INDEX1 | UNTIL-THEN2^* | CHINA2 | $INDEX1 | THAILAND1 | $INDEX1 |
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| | | china | thailand |
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Of course, Chinese people learn to speak Chinese as soon as they’re born. |
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$GEST-ATTENTION1^ | REASON4A | WHY1 | CHINA2 | AREA1A^* | BIRTH1B | MIDDLE2A^ |
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| grund | warum | china | | [MG] | haupt |
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Once, people came here from the mammal institute in China, so we only spoke English then. |
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$ALPHA1:M | INSTITUTE1 | SELF1A* | CHINA2 | $INDEX1 | TO-DRIVE1^* | ONLY2A |
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mammal-institut | selbst | china | | [MG] | nur |
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They have roughly 70 employees and they have a contract and work together with China. |
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LINK2 | CONTRACT1A | CHINA3A* | CHINA2 | | | |
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verbindung | vertrag | china | china |
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If the visitor doesn't know a Chinese restaurant from their home country then we’d definitely have to go there. |
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COUNTRY1B* | $INDEX1 | NONE1* | CHINA2 | I1 | MUST1 | $INDEX1 |
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land | | kein | chinesisch | ich | muss | |
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And they manage that, even though they still have their own identity and the Chinese Sign Language in China. |
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CHINA2* | IDENTITY1A* | ALONE4^ | CHINA2 | SIGN-LANGUAGE1A | | |
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china | identität | eigene | china | gebärdensprache |
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If China abolished the censorship, they would spread and expand, but that needn't happen. |
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AND-THEN2* | TO-SPREAD2* | $INDEX1 | CHINA2 | TO-SPREAD2 | HANDS-OFF1^ | |
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| frei | | china | | [MG] |
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Here in Germany they have too many orders, too much work, so they pass on some of it to China. |
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TO-WORK1 | $GEST^* | TO-SEND-OR-TO-DISPATCH4B* | CHINA2 | | | |
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arbeit | | schicken schicken schicken | china |
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Of course, Chinese people learn to speak Chinese as soon as they’re born. |
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MIDDLE2A^ | WORD2 | WHAT1B* | CHINA2 | TO-SPEAK6* | | |
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haupt | wort | was | china | [MG] |
| 1433543 1433543 | 31-45m
To the Chinese tower. |
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CHINA2 | TOWER1* |
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chinesisch | turm |
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Why would Chinese just disappear there? |
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| | WHY1 | CHINA2* | LANGUAGE1* | OFF2^* | WHY10B* |
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warum | china | sprache | weg | warum |
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In China, English is spoken less often, there’s more of the complicated Chinese ideographs. |
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| | BUT1* | CHINA2* | HARDLY1* | ENGLAND4* | MUCH1C* |
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aber | china | [MG] | englisch | viel |
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And they manage that, even though they still have their own identity and the Chinese Sign Language in China. |
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$GEST^ | ALTHOUGH2* | TO-BELONG1^ | CHINA2* | IDENTITY1A* | ALONE4^ | CHINA2 |
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| obwohl | china | identität | eigene | china |
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They also need their Chinese identity there. |
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IDENTITY1A | $GEST-OFF1^ | I1 | CHINA2* | TO-BELONG1^ | | |
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identität | ich | china | |
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I approached some of them just like that, for example some people from China. |
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$GEST-OFF1^ | I2* | FROM1 | CHINA2* | EXAMPLE1^* | | |
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| | aus | china |
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Sure, from the outside, a lot of people seem to think that the Chinese have nice, harmonious families. |
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ALL2C* | TO-THINK1A | $GEST-OFF1^* | CHINA2* | FAMILY4* | LIKE3B* | GOOD1* |
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alle | [MG] | china | familie | wie | gut |
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At a lower level they had many restaurants: Italian, Chinese, Sushi, McDonald's, Pizza Hut, just everything. |
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$LIST1:1of1d | ITALY1* | $LIST1:2of2d | CHINA2* | $LIST1:3of3d | SUSHI1 | $GEST^ |
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| italien | | china | | sushi | |
| 1290581 1290581 | 18-30m
I flew to China with my ex-girlfriend. |
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| | | | | COHERENCE3 | |
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BOYFRIEND-GIRLFRIEND1 | $INDEX1 | TO-GO-THERE1 | CHINA2* | $INDEX1 | VACATION8B |
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[MG] | | | china | | | urlaub |