Welcome newcomers, please introduce yourself!

[1971demon]

I had issues with mine same year hopefully yours is good

Holy Guy...you had issues.......ya don't say..

 

[Fullinsurance-semitrailer]

Hello everyone, I come from China.

 

[1971demon]

Hello everyone, I come from China.

Uhhh...OK...so how do you say hello in Chinese

 

[Hunter]

Hello everyone, I come from China.

Beautiful Challenger!

 

[Fullinsurance-semitrailer]

Uhhh...OK...so how do you say hello in Chinese

You can say “你好”

 

[Fullinsurance-semitrailer]

Beautiful Challenger!

thank you~

 

[Hunter]

You can say “你好”

How is that sounded out?

 

[Fullinsurance-semitrailer]

How is that sounded out?

“你”（It means' you '） sounds like the word “need” （ed not pronounced） ， “好” （It means' good、fine、nice '）sounds like the word “how”，“你”+“好”=你好=hello。sorry My English is so poor

 

[Fullinsurance-semitrailer]

How is that sounded out?

你好，亨特

 

[Linda's Hell Cat]

Hello everyone, I come from China.

Hello, Welcome to the forum.
You are the 1st person owning a Hellcat, that lives in China, and has signed up on here.

Does Fullinsurance-semitrailer have something to do with your job?

Do you have questions for the many knowledgeable members on here?

Congratulations and enjoy All The Fast Fun of owning one!


~Linda

 

[DavidKFla]

welcome

 

[Fullinsurance-semitrailer]

Hello, Welcome to the forum.
You are the 1st person owning a Hellcat, that lives in China, and has signed up on here.

Does Fullinsurance-semitrailer have something to do with your job?

Do you have questions for the many knowledgeable members on here?

Congratulations and enjoy All The Fast Fun of owning one!


~Linda

Hello Linda~
nice to meet everyone.
1: Because there isn't a specialized Hellcat forum in China, and there aren't many professional repair locations either, so I've come here to seek reference and help.
2: My username is based on a MeMe that I randomly thought of on the Chinese internet, which can be literally understood as "Full insurance semi trailer". My real job is as a corporate employee.
3: I've already posted a question in another section seeking help from professionals, so I haven't discussed it here.

Have a nice day!

 

[1971demon]

Hello, Welcome to the forum.
You are the 1st person owning a Hellcat, that lives in China, and has signed up on here.

Does Fullinsurance-semitrailer have something to do with your job?

Do you have questions for the many knowledgeable members on here?

Congratulations and enjoy All The Fast Fun of owning one!


~Linda

Man...we better hope China never has it's way with us....school kids today cant even read cursive writing anymore....imagine our school age kids of today reading this language..(much less mastering chop sticks)

 

[1971demon]

Hello Linda~
nice to meet everyone.
1: Because there isn't a specialized Hellcat forum in China, and there aren't many professional repair locations either, so I've come here to seek reference and help.
2: My username is based on a MeMe that I randomly thought of on the Chinese internet, which can be literally understood as "Full insurance semi trailer". My real job is as a corporate employee.
3: I've already posted a question in another section seeking help from professionals, so I haven't discussed it here.

Have a nice day!

Welcome.glad to have you here..something I have always wondered about regarding your culture....how do you get those little slips of paper in those fortune cookies...

 

[Linda's Hell Cat]

Welcome.glad to have you here..something I have always wondered about regarding your culture....how do you get those little slips of paper in those fortune cookies...

If he tells you his secret, then you could make Fortune Donuts!!

 

[1971demon]

If he tells you his secret, then you could make Fortune Donuts!!

I've made a fortune on donuts...(without slips of paper)

 

[Fullinsurance-semitrailer]

Welcome.glad to have you here..something I have always wondered about regarding your culture....how do you get those little slips of paper in those fortune cookies...

Thanks for the warm welcome! Actually, fortune cookies are more of an American thing—they were invented in the US and aren’t really a traditional Chinese treat. But they’re still fun! As for how the paper gets inside, let’s just say it’s a little bit of magic.

By the way, a similar tradition in China is putting coins inside dumplings (饺子) during Chinese New Year. One or a few dumplings will have a coin hidden inside, and whoever bites into it is said to have good luck for the coming year! It’s a fun way to bring family together and celebrate the new year.

 

[1971demon]

Thanks for the warm welcome! Actually, fortune cookies are more of an American thing—they were invented in the US and aren’t really a traditional Chinese treat. But they’re still fun! As for how the paper gets inside, let’s just say it’s a little bit of magic.

By the way, a similar tradition in China is putting coins inside dumplings (饺子) during Chinese New Year. One or a few dumplings will have a coin hidden inside, and whoever bites into it is said to have good luck for the coming year! It’s a fun way to bring family together and celebrate the new year.

Kinda curious..(as I guess others here are)...are you a Chinese national....or a US transplant...and is it a problem getting 93+ gasoline in your region

 

[Fullinsurance-semitrailer]

Kinda curious..(as I guess others here are)...are you a Chinese national....or a US transplant...and is it a problem getting 93+ gasoline in your region

1. I am Chinese, and I have government-issued identification.
2. In China, the common gasoline grades are 92#（≈ US 87#） , 95#（≈ US 80-90#）, and 98#（≈ US 93#）. It is very easy to obtain 98# gasoline (which is equivalent to 93# gasoline in the U.S.) in developed regions and cities. However, in some remote areas, accessing 98# gasoline can be relatively difficult. For daily needs, 92#（87#） and 95#（80-90#） gasoline are more than sufficient.

 

[1971demon]

1. I am Chinese, and I have government-issued identification.
2. In China, the common gasoline grades are 92#（≈ US 87#） , 95#（≈ US 80-90#）, and 98#（≈ US 93#）. It is very easy to obtain 98# gasoline (which is equivalent to 93# gasoline in the U.S.) in developed regions and cities. However, in some remote areas, accessing 98# gasoline can be relatively difficult. For daily needs, 92#（87#） and 95#（80-90#） gasoline are more than sufficient.

Interesting...I didn't think you were actually Chinese...you've already posted a few times and surprisingly you have no accent..