Email Chinese

Emails have some very common parameters and thus studying the chinese used in them has some advantage.

å¹´  – Year
月  – Month

周 –week

æ—¥  – Day   

星期一    Monday – Star Period One

周二   Tuesday  – Week two  … meaning day of the week number 2.  Translator gives 星期二

星期三    Wednesday – Star Period Three  …. using the email format this would be 周三    Communists are atheists because they want you to worship THEM.  If you are a libertarian atheist you would not get your knickers in a snare by calling it "Star Period One"….. notice any similarities of communists with the left in the United States?  Imagine hearing a liberal saying it is God Day #2 for Tuesday.

星期四  Star Period Four

星期五   Friday –  Star Period Five

星期六   Saturday –  Star Period Six

星期日  Sunday – Star Period Day

And thus falling out of the above the words for numbers:

zero,one,two,three,four,five,six,seven,eight,nine, ten,eleven,twelve,thirteen:    

零，一，二，三，四，五，六，七，八，九，十，十一，十二，十三       

 

三月   3 month = March

 

写道： Wrote =  写 Write  道 Road
发件人  From   =   发  Fa     件 Parts    人  People   –  this looks like a stick person

主题  Theme ( subject ) –    主 Main  题 Title

回复：   reply =  回  Back    复 Complex

收件人   Recipient =  收  Close  件Parts    人People

日期  Date = æ—¥  Day     期   Period

上午  AM = 上  On   午Afternoon
 

下午   PM =     ä¸‹    Next    åˆ Afternoon