Funny Signs in China

Despite the fact Beijing 2008 Olympic is already taking place, there are still many signboards in China that use direct translation from Chinese to English, and they are surely funny.

"Sucker"
"Sucker" — Yes, we use a "Sucker" to suck our drinks.

"In Order To Keep Fit No Spitting"
"In Order To Keep Fit No Spitting" — We should not spit if we want to keep fit.

"No Louding"
"No Louding"

"If you are stolen, call the police at once"
"If you are stolen, call the police at once" — How am I supposed to do that if I am stolen?

"Please Don't Throw Rubbish Away"
"Please Don’t Throw Rubbish Away" — Let’s keep them.

"Slip carefully"
"Slip carefully" — Thanks for the warning, I’ll do it carefully if I ever slip.

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#1 Learn2Flash on 08.16.08 at 5:58 pm

LOL yea i saw something similar to this on another website and it was hilarious too!! I’m Chinese myself and finds their translation pretty good..in terms of laughable level!

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