WEAKNESS OF THE LU QUIRI OUTPOST MOVIE

I suggest the 3-column option when you customize your wall scroll. This makes it sound more natural in Chinese (though word lists are not a natural construct in Chinese grammar). To match them up, the other two are using four-character words as well. There are shorter ways to write 'adapt', and 'overcome', but 'improvise' needs a four-character word to be expressed accurately in Chinese. 即興發揮即刻適應即時克服 is the coolest way to put together this famous word list, 'Improvise Adapt Overcome'. Japanese will use a variation of '具合' instead. Note: This can be pronounced and is a word in Japanese, though seldom used. It should also be noted, that the current generation in China no longer uses, or recognizes this as a common word or slogan. In reality, the vowel sound is more like the 'u' in 'up'. The second character is misleading, as you might think it is like the English word 'he'. The vowel sound on the first character is like the English word 'own', now just add the g-sounds to the beginning and end. The official Romanization is 'gong he' but that doesn't tell you enough. Like many Asian words absorbed into common use in English, this one is drastically mispronounced. It should be noted that this title actually means a condition, state, manner, or health of something in Japanese. They completely ignored the fact that this was a Chinese title.

WEAKNESS OF THE LU QUIRI OUTPOST MOVIE

In 1986, there was a movie called Gung Ho, about a Japanese company taking over an American automotive factory. Marine Corps brotherhood to refer to a unit or group that works well together, or is otherwise efficient and motivated (has good moral). It is still sometimes used today within the U.S. Marines who went on an island-hopping campaign of death during WWII.Ī movie called Gung Ho came out in the mid-1940s and was later re-released in the 1950s depicting the 2nd Marine Raider Battalion, and brought this word to the mainstream. Gung Ho was originally used to speak of Carlson's Raiders, a group of 'Gung Ho' U.S.

工合 is one of those Asian words that is used more in English than it is in the original Chinese.

Weakness of the lu quiri outpost