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Marcin
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 Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2009 4:49 pm Post subject: Propably chinese character |
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Dear collectors from Asia - what means that character ? :
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hugo929
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it can mean many different thing based on the context.
it can be a family name.
it also equals ten thousand in quantity.
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Marcin
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thanks hugo. That is not so easy as I imagined.
I would like to buy this emblem and glue it on back side of my car. I considering also my zodiac sign - bull 
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lither
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...glue it on back side of my car.
I considering also my zodiac sign - bull |
if you are going to use the chinese character bull (as attached bull.jpg) on your car
maybe you can consider an ancient chinese character "ben"
"ben" is make by three chinese character -bull
it means running in chinese but also implies "like a herd of bull running" or "running like a herd of bull" |
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