Sad wise Chinese love song 她說 Ta Shuo She says 林俊傑 JJ Lin Lin Jun Jie: lyrics, pinyin, English translation, quotes of he said, she said and Howie Day – She Says

Posted on 05/06/2012 by Chinesetolearn

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她說 Ta Shuo She says
林俊傑 JJ Lin Lin Jun Jie


她静悄悄地来过
ta1 jing4 qiao1 qiao1 de lai2 guo4
She came stealthily silently.

她慢慢带走沉默
ta1 man4 man4 dai4 zou3 chen2 mo4
She brought away silence

只是最后的承诺
zhi3 shi4 zui4 hou4 de5 cheng2 nuo4
Just the last promise

还是没有带走了寂寞
hai2 shi4 mei2 you3 dai4 zou3 le5 ji2 mo4
Still did not bring away the loneliness.

我们爱的没有错
wo3 men1 ai4 de5 mei2 you3 cuo4
The way we love is not wrong.

只是美丽的独秀太折磨
zhi3 shi4 mei3 li4 de5 du2 xiu4 tai4 zhe2 mo2
Just beautiful standout is too torturing.

她说无所谓
ta1 shuo1 wu2 suo3 wei4
She says it doesn’t matter.

只要能在夜里翻来覆去的时候有寄托
zhi3 yao4 neng2 zai4 ye4 li3 fan1 lai2 fu4 qu4 de5 shi2 hou4 you3 ji4 tuo1
As long as there can be some sustenance during the nighttime’s tossing and turning.

等不到天黑
deng3 bu2 dao4 tian1 hei1
Did not wait till the day darkened.

烟火不会太完美
yan1 huo3 bu2 hui4 tai4 wan2 mei3
The firework won’t be too perfect.

回忆烧成灰
hui2 yi4 shao1 cheng2 hui1
Memories were burned into ashes.

还是等不到结尾
hai2 shi4 deng3 bu2 dao4 jie2 wei3
Still was not able to see the ending through all the waiting.

她曾说的无所谓
ta1 ceng2 shuo1 de5 wu2 suo3 wei4
The “It doesn’t matter” she once said;

我怕一天一天被摧毁
wo3 pa4 yi4 tian1 yi4 tian1 bei4 cui1 hui3
I am afraid that will be destroyed day after day.

等不到天黑
deng3 bu2 dao4 tian1 hei2
Did not wait till day darkened.

不敢凋谢的花蕾
bu4 gan3 diao1 xie4 de5 hua1 lei3
The flower bud dares not to wither.

绿叶在跟随
lv4 ye4 zai4 gen1 sui2
The green leave is following.

放开刺痛的滋味
fang4 kai1 ci4 tong4 de5 zi1 wei4
Release the taste of piercing pain.

今后不再怕天明
jin1 hou4 bu2 zai4 pa4 tian1 ming2
From this day on, will not be afraid of the dawn of day.

我想只是害怕清醒
wo3 xiang3 zhi3 shi4 hai4 pa4 qing1 xing3
I think, I am just afraid of sobering up.

她静悄悄地来过
ta1 jing4 qiao1 qiao1 de lai2 guo4
She came stealthily silently.

她慢慢带走沉默
ta1 man4 man4 dai4 zou3 chen2 mo4
She brought away silence

只是最后的承诺
zhi3 shi4 zui4 hou4 de5 cheng2 nuo4
Just the last promise

还是没有带走了寂寞
hai2 shi4 mei2 you3 dai4 zou3 le5 ji2 mo4
Still did not bring away the loneliness.

我们爱的没有错
wo3 men1 ai4 de5 mei2 you3 cuo4
The way we love is not wrong.

只是美丽的独秀太折磨
zhi3 shi4 mei3 li4 de5 du2 xiu4 tai4 zhe2 mo2
Just beautiful standout is too torturing.

她说无所谓
ta1 shuo1 wu2 suo3 wei4
She says it doesn’t matter.

只要能在夜里翻来覆去的时候有寄托
zhi3 yao4 neng2 zai4 ye4 li3 fan1 lai2 fu4 qu4 de5 shi2 hou4 you3 ji4 tuo1
As long as there can be some sustenance during the nighttime’s tossing and turning.

等不到天黑
deng3 bu2 dao4 tian1 hei1
Did not wait till the day darkened.

烟火不会太完美
yan1 huo3 bu2 hui4 tai4 wan2 mei3
The firework won’t be too perfect.

回忆烧成灰
hui2 yi4 shao1 cheng2 hui1
Memories were burned into ashes.

还是等不到结尾
hai2 shi4 deng3 bu2 dao4 jie2 wei3
Still was not able to see the ending through all the waiting.

她曾说的无所谓
ta1 ceng2 shuo1 de5 wu2 suo3 wei4
The “It doesn’t matter” she once said;

我怕一天一天被摧毁
wo3 pa4 yi4 tian1 yi4 tian1 bei4 cui1 hui3
I am afraid that will be destroyed day after day.

等不到天黑
deng3 bu2 dao4 tian1 hei2
Did not wait till day darkened.

不敢凋谢的花蕾
bu4 gan3 diao1 xie4 de5 hua1 lei3
The flower bud dares not to wither.

绿叶在跟随
lv4 ye4 zai4 gen1 sui2
The green leave is following.

放开刺痛的滋味
fang4 kai1 ci4 tong4 de5 zi1 wei4
Release the taste of piercing pain.

今后不再怕天明
jin1 hou4 bu2 zai4 pa4 tian1 ming2
From this day on, will not be afraid of the dawn of day.

我想只是害怕清醒
wo3 xiang3 zhi3 shi4 hai4 pa4 qing1 xing3
I think, I am just afraid of sobering up.

等不到天黑
deng3 bu2 dao4 tian1 hei1
Did not wait till the day darkened.

烟火不会太完美
yan1 huo3 bu2 hui4 tai4 wan2 mei3
The firework won’t be too perfect.

回忆烧成灰
hui2 yi4 shao1 cheng2 hui1
Memories were burned into ashes.

还是等不到结尾
hai2 shi4 deng3 bu2 dao4 jie2 wei3
Still was not able to see the ending through all the waiting.

她曾说的无所谓
ta1 ceng2 shuo1 de5 wu2 suo3 wei4
The “It doesn’t matter” she once said;

我怕一天一天被摧毁
wo3 pa4 yi4 tian1 yi4 tian1 bei4 cui1 hui3
I am afraid that will be destroyed day after day

等不到天黑
deng3 bu2 dao4 tian1 hei2
Did not wait till day darkened.

不敢凋谢的花蕾
bu4 gan3 diao1 xie4 de5 hua1 lei3
The flower bud dares not to wither.

绿叶在跟随
lv4 ye4 zai4 gen1 sui2
The green leave is following.

放开刺痛的滋味
fang4 kai1 ci4 tong4 de5 zi1 wei4
Release the taste of piercing pain.

今后不再怕天明
jin1 hou4 bu2 zai4 pa4 tian1 ming2
From this day on, will not be afraid of the dawn of day.

我想只是害怕清醒
wo3 xiang3 zhi3 shi4 hai4 pa4 qing1 xing3
I think, I am just afraid of sobering up.

不怕天明
bu2 pa4 tian1 ming2
Not afraid of the dawn of sky.

我想只是害怕清醒
wo3 xiang3 zhi3 shi4 hai4 pa4 qing1 xing3
I think I am just afraid of waking up.

Translated by Shu

Quotes of she said he said:

“Life is a B Movie: it’s stupid and it’s strange, it’s a directionless story, the dialogue is lame, but in the ‘he said she said’ sometimes there’s some poetry, if you turn your back long enough and let it happen naturally.”
Ani Difranco quotes

“No matter how many times I tell you she’ll break you heart, or how many times she does it, you’ll never give up, Why you ask?…because you love her.”

“Nobody succeeds beyond his or her wildest expectations unless he or she begins with some wild expectations.”
Ralph Charell quotes

“There is no such thing as an omen. Destiny does not send us heralds. She is too wise or too cruel for that.”
Oscar Wilde quotes

“Don’t give a woman advice: one should never give a woman anything she can’t wear in the evening”
Oscar Wilde quotes

“God made woman beautiful and foolish; beautiful, that man might love her; and foolish, that she might love him”

“How can a woman be expected to be happy with a man who insists on treating her as if she were a perfectly normal human being.”
Oscar Wilde quotes

“She wore far too much rouge last night and not quite enough clothes. That is always a sign of despair in a woman.”
Oscar Wilde quotes

“When a young man complains that a young lady has no heart, it’s pretty certain that she has his”
George Dennison Prentice quotes

“And she finally stopped playing their song, when she realized she was dancing alone.”

These hilarious man and woman quotes are from:http://thinkexist.com/quotes/with/keyword/he_said_she_said/

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Carnation origin, symbol, flower meaning of different colors. Mandarin Chinese – How to say – On Mother’s Day, I am going to buy my mom a bouquet of bright red carnation. The Pink Carnation by Henry Lawson, Flora´s Secret ENYA

Posted on 05/05/2012 by Chinesetolearn


The Pink Carnation

I may walk until I’m fainting, I may write until I’m blinded,
I might drink until my back teeth are afloat,
But I can’t forget my ruin and the happy days behind it,
When I wore a pink carnation in my coat.

Oh, I thought that time could conquer, and I thought my heart would harden,
But it sends a sudden lump into my throat,
When I think of what I have been, and the cottage and the garden,
When I wore a pink carnation in my coat.

God forgive you, girl, and bless you! Let no line of mine distress you –
I am sorry for the bitter lines I wrote;
But remember, and think kindly, for we met and married blindly,
When I wore a pink carnation in my coat.
Henry Lawson

What is the perfect flower for Mother’s Day? Carnations! To celebrate this special holiday, don’t forget to buy your mom a bouquet of carnations; if the cost is too great, then, draw her a card full of carnations then 🙂
Mandarin Chinese – How to say – On Mother’s Day, I am going to buy my mom a bouquet of bright red carnations.

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母亲节当天，我要买一束鲜红的康乃馨送给我妈妈。

Mǔqīnjié dàngtiān , Wǒ yào mǎi yī shù xiānhóng de kāng nǎi xīn sòng gěi Wǒ māma.

Mǔqīnjié (母亲节 Mǔqīn mother, jié holiday; Mǔqīnjié means Mother’s Day) dàngtiān (当天 that day) , Wǒ (我pronoun, I) yào (要 verb, want or would like) mǎi (买 verb, to buy) yī (一 number, one) shù (束 noun, bouquet) xiān (鲜 adjective, bright or fresh) hóng (红 adjective, red) de ( 的 a particle to put after attributive and before the noun it modifies) kāngnǎixīn (康乃馨 carnation) sòng (送 verb, to give or to send) gěi (给 preposition, to) Wǒ (我 Wǒ de 我的 for short, my) māma (妈妈 noun, mom).

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The botanical (植 物 学 的 [zhíwùxué de] ) name for the Carnation flower is Dianthus. The name Dianthus is from the Greek （希 腊 文 的 [Xīlà wén de] ） words dios (god) and anthos (flower), and was named by the Greek botanist ( 植 物 学 家 [zhíwùxué jiā] ) Theophrastus. Thus, carnation flowers have Greek origin which means divine （神 的 [shén de] ）flowers or the flowers of Zeus, the Greek god of the sky and king of the gods. In Greek mythology （神 话 [shénhuà] ）, it says goddess （女 神 [nŭshén] ） Artemis, the Greek goddess of the hunt as well as of childbirth （分 娩 [fēnmiăn] ）, once was in extreme anger, and she tore out the eyes of a shepherd （牧 羊 人 [mùyángrén] ） when he startled her when she was in hunting. Later, Artemis regretted her own rash actions, so she replaced his eyes with two bright red carnations.

Some scholars think that the name “carnation” comes from “coronation” （加 冕 典 礼 [jiāmiăn diănlĭ] ） or “corone” (flower garlands), as it was one of the flowers used in Greek ceremonial crowns （皇 冠 [huángguān] ）. Others argue the name came from the Greek carnis (flesh), which refers to the original （最 初 的 [zuìchū de] ） color of the flower, or incarnacyon (incarnation), which means the incarnation （赋 与 肉 体 ［fù yǔ ròu tī］).
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The early Christians （ 基 督 徒 [Jīdūjiào] ） believed that carnations grew up from the tears which were shed by the Virgin Mary as she watched Jesus carrying the cross on His way to the crucifixion （被 钉 死 在 十 字 架 上 [bēi dīng sǐ zǎi shízìjià shàng] ）. The association with the Virgin Mary may also be the reason that carnations are universally presented as symbols （象 征 [xiàngzhēng] ） of motherhood. In the early years of the 20th century, carnations became the official （官 方 的 [guānfāng de] ） flower of Mother’s Day. Red carnations are worn on Mother’s Day if one’s mother is alive, while white is worn if the mother is dead.

Carnation is one of the world’s oldest cultivated flowers, the carnation is admired for its ruffled （皱 皱 的[zhòu zhòu de] ）appearance, clove-like fresh and fragrant （芳 香 的 [fāngxiāng de] ）scent, and long blooming （开 花 的 [kāihuā de] ） time from 7 to 21 days depending on the cultivar, harvest stage and flower food.

Carnations have a wide range of colors. Generally they express love, fascination and distinction, every color of carnations carries a special meaning. White carnations mean pure love and good luck, light red symbolizes admiration （钦 佩 [qīnpèi] ）, while dark red represents deep love and affection （喜 爱 [xĭ’ài] ）. Purple carnations mean capriciousness （随 意 性 ［suí yì xìng］）, and pink carnations carry the greatest significance （重 要 性 ［zhòngyào xìng］）, for they first appeared on earth from the tears Virgin Mary shed: the symbol of a mother’s undying love. Thus, carnation is a flower of love, which has a broader love concept than roses. Carnations are also the state flower of Ohio and the 1st wedding anniversary (结 婚 周 年 纪 念 [jiéhūn zhōunián jìniàn]) flower.

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