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> edit: I noticed I just wrote "de" instead of "the". Stupidest mistake I often make. I've worked with a lot of developers from China, who themselves work with
by zhte415 13y ago
> edit: I noticed I just wrote "de" instead of "the". Stupidest mistake I often make.
I've worked with a lot of developers from China, who themselves work with developers in India. On a conference call the China sysadmin announces they've verified the C Jia Jia environment and the India developer totally knows what they mean.
C++ in Mandarin is pronounced C Jia Jia.
Don't sweat it.
- seanmcdirmid 13y agoWeird, I work in China and have never heard C++ referred to as C加加. Many of my coworkers feel uncomfortable using English sometimes, but I never have a problem understanding them. The Indians speak English at work (in India at least) out of habit.
- zhte415 13y agoDrop it in a conversation and try :)
- seanmcdirmid 13y agoI could try, but I can't get C加油 out of my head.
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- est 13y ago> Weird, I work in China and have never heard C++ referred to as C加加. We actually call C++ C艹, and call C# C井
- nsoonhui 13y agoI am a Chinese but I don't understand what do you ( or they) mean by "they've verified the C Jia Jia environment". Care to elaborate?
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