Happy Chinese New Year

Salam Sejahtera..
Hari ini aku x nak post pasal p'kembangan hiburan Jepun atau Korea tp aku cume nk buat ucapan sahaja sempena Tahun Baru Cina yg sedang menjelang hari ini...(23 januari 2012)hehee..
kat sini aku nak ucapkan Gong Xi Fa Cai pd kawan2x aku yg b'bangsa Cina t'utama kwn2x satu sekolah lame, kwn tempat lama aku b'kerja & tmpt belajar lama aku (POLISAS)..hehee,,jg pd sume warga Malaysia yg b'bgsa cina yg m'ymbutnya & seluruh kaum Cina diseluruh negara.. =)

ape2x pun sempena raya cina ni pun aku slh sorg yg suka sgt sbb biasanya akan dpt mkn byk buah limau (pemberian org,kwn2x,beli sendiri) dan juga angpaw (org cina dewasa yg b'khwin bg)..hihi..mlhn jumlah boleh dikatakn sama dgn duit raya..huhuu.. maklumlah, Malaysia kan sebuah negara yg majmuk m'punyai pelbagai kaum & bangsa..so,aku pun biasanya tidak m'lepaskn peluang utk meraikannya jg.. just dtg open house & rumah2x kwn ayah aku sahaja..hehee..

Pemberian Angpaw

Limau mandarin (mknn paling popular apabila tiba perayaan tahun baru cina )

Okay, ini ada sedikit p'kara yg aku nk share sempena Tahun Baru Cina ni..so, korg sume boleh bacalah kt bwh ni..hehee..(sorry aku x translate..asenye sume fhm bhs Inggeris kn)

Common Greetings during the Chinese New Year

• 新年快乐(xīn nián kuài lè) Happy New Year!
• 过年好 (guò nián hǎo) Happy New Year!
• 新年进步 (xīn nián jìn bù) New Year’s progress (This is appropriate to greet any person of any age or relationship.)
• 恭 喜發財 (gōng xǐ fā cái) happy and prosperous (It is always used as the phrase when one receives gifts or 'ang pows' during Chinese New Year.)
• 财源广进 (cái yuán guǎng jìn) wealth pours in from every direction
• 年年有余 (nián nián yǒu yú) always get more than you wish for (a wish for surpluses and bountiful harvests every year)
• 吉星高照 (jí xīng gāo zhào) smiles of fortune

Greetings for health

• 龙马精神 (lóng mǎ jīng shén) good health
• 身体健康 (shēn tǐ jiàn kāng) enjoy good health
• 精灵活泼 (jīng líng huó pō) awareness and being active (It is specially used for children with the age under 10 years, wishing them to be active and smart.)

Greetings for work and business

• 生意兴隆 (shēng yì xīng lóng) prosperous business
• 万事如意 (wàn shì rú yì) good luck in every thing
• 工作顺利 (gōng zuò shùn lì) everything goes well with your work
• 事业有成 (shì yè yǒu chéng) succeed in your career
• 平步青云 (píng bù qīng yún) have a 'meteoric rise' (usually used to in regards to work or promotions)
• 马到成功 (mǎ dào chéng gōng) success immediately upon arrival (It is usually used to express success in doing something, like taking part in an examination, a negotiation or even a competition.)

Greetings for studies

• 学业有成 (xué yè yǒu chéng) have success at school*
• 学 习进步 (xué xí jìn bù) progress in studies (*These two phrases are greetings reserved for students, wishing them improvements in their studies.)
• 金榜题名 (jīn bǎng tí míng) succeed in examinations (This is reserved for those are going to take important examinations, including students.)

Greeting saying to family
阖家欢乐 (hé jiā huān lè) happiness for the whole family

~Have a great Chinese New Year !