bablecarp and lutongs 7bowls

Feb 24, 2011 Last reply: 15 years ago 6 Replies

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(just for fun ) google translator says: Run a bowl of throat kiss.

Not sure if you?re complaining, but let me clarify: Babelcarp (note the spelling) defines *tea terms*. It isn?t a general purpose Chinese dictionary.

/Lew

yes my error, it is "bablecarp" , no not complaining just making some fun out of translating. i would love to get a hold of a "Chinese dictionary" that could translate tang dynasty chinese poetry....

this is the correct spelling------babelcarp-------babelcarp

yes my error, it is "babelcarp" , no not complaining just making some fun out of translating. i would love to get a hold of a "Chinese dictionary" that could translate tang dynasty chinese poetry....

Yeah, that would be great. But the Web applications available now can?t even turn workaday Chinese prose into coherent English. It?s a *very* hard problem.

/Lew

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