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kevlar Lustful Lord UID 9079 Digest Posts 0 Credits 689 Posts 326 Karma 679 Acceptance 197 Reading Access 40 Registered 3-3-2008 Status Offline

#1 Post at 19-12-2010 03:56  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L What does Sueit Yee mean? Hi brothers. I've always see WG's with the name Sueit Yee, anyone know what this means? I tried a walkup girl called that before. when i asked her name she said Sueit Yee and moved her arms like an angel to show me. im not sure if it means angel in chinese or not. if you know please help, its been bugging me all week =(

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#2 Post at 19-12-2010 04:37  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #1 kevlar's post While I don't know Chinese, can try to search the Internets. The answer interests me too. Looks like there are 9 Sueit Yee's in the database now. If you look at their ad and switch to Chinese, you see the Chinese version of their name 雪兒 that Sueit Yee is (probably a machine) translation of. When Googling for "雪兒" the #1 hit is the Wikipedia page for pop singer Cher: http://zh.wikipedia.org/zh-tw/%E9%9B%AA%E5%85%92 When searching for 雪兒 in www.nciku.com dictionary the result also redirects to Cher: 雪儿 (雪兒) [Xuě'ér] 1. Cher, an American actress who won the Oscar for Best Female Actress in 1987-1988 for the movie Moonstruck Character Radical/Stroke Total Strokes Pinyin English Def. 雪 雨 + 3 11 xue3 snow; wipe away shame, avenge 兒 儿 + 6 8 er2 er5 son, child, oneself; final part If it's not the stage name for Cher, then I don't know what snow child it is [ Last edited by  SkinnyForum at 19-12-2010 04:38 ] Recent Ratings kevlar   19-12-2010 05:00   Acceptance   +1   great finding! deserve a rating

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#3 Post at 19-12-2010 05:03  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L thanks for the research. i was thinking of snow child too, but it doesnt make any sense =P all i can think of now is, snow angel / snow baby? so i just went to google images and typed in 雪兒 http://tinyurl.com/338nz88 shows up pics of hot girls mainly [ Last edited by  kevlar at 19-12-2010 05:09 ]

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#4 Post at 19-12-2010 09:21  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #3 kevlar's post 兒 is an endearing term. chinese names usually have 3 characters, the first being the surname, and the 2nd and 3rd being the given name. like nicknames in English, chinese sometimes takes the last character and adds 兒 to it to show affection. so it could be used by parents or lovers as well. so for 雪兒, that doesnt mean that its her name. 雪 probably is the 3rd character and 兒 was added to show affection. thats the etymology of the name.

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