Yeah, reposting a funny picture found in another blog is uncool, but I couldn’t resist, considering that Wikipedia is one of my favorite sites. Original credits to the Language Log. Apparently this is a photo taken of a menu of real restaurant in Beijing. Read the end of the post for a link to a “Wikipedia” brand of bread in China. I guess there’s nothing that the Chinese won’t copy.
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Okay I guess.
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I’m not sure stir-fried Wikipedia would go down so well in restaurants over here! I wonder how long it took the restaurant before somebody told them their menus had some seriously dodgy translations. I suppose that’s the difference between using translation companies and relying on automated web translation tools. They might seem like the cheap alternative at first but this restaurant now has to fork out double the amount to print corrected menus. Oh well, maybe they’ll use language professionals the second time round.
Uumm that stir fried wikipedia looks delicious, keke