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不: not 闻: hear 若: good 见: see 之: have 知: know looks easy :)

• akavi 12y ago
  '若' is closer to 'as' or 'equivalent to'
• dmytrish 12y ago
  That's not as easy as it seems. 若 literally means [some kind of] "if", 之 is not "have" but rather "the" [?]. The last line is completely obscure for my very beginner Chinese skills. I'd be glad if someone explained this.
  • ivan_ah 12y ago
    My chinese is probably more rudimentary than yours, but I often use a firefox plugin that helps you get some idea of what the sentence means: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/perapera-kun-chinese-popup-tra/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/perapera-kun-... (note it recognizes expressions, instead of working only character by character ... )