China begins 'round two' in the fight against Chinglish
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EFFORTS to completely stamp out bad English in the run up to the Olympics apparently failed, as Chinese authorities in Shanghai recently launched another anti-Chinglish campaign before the coming 2010 World Expo. Local leaders have issued a booklet that lists acceptable translations for hundreds of signs, such as "No Smoking, Eating, Drinking or Loitering". |  |
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