The Twitionary

Sunday, August 21, 2005

1314

Word of the day:
1314

Read it in chinese in a very cheena manner, it means 一生一世。It's acceptable as 一生一世's han yu pin ying in chinese is Yi Sheng Yi Shi and 1314' han yu pin ying is Yi San Yi Si. Often used together with 184, which supposingly means 一辈子。 But in this case, its totally ridiculous as Yi Ba Si sounds nothing like Yi Bei Zi (except for the Yi), 1314 is also commonly combined with 512, resulting in 5121314, meaning 我爱你一生一世(wo ai ni yi sheng yi shi)。Wu Yi Er vs Wo Ai Ni. No link. NO LINK AT ALL. In case you cant see, Wu is pronounced as W-OO and WO in chinese is pronounced as W-OR.

"w0 lUrb dArdAr 1314! we will be tugedar 184 oHhs! rEmEmbAr 5121314!~*"