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Question 1

大 Goliath with a torch.

Answer 1

dà, dài גדול

Question 2

高 A cat is stuck on a very tall roof. It requires two houses with a holder between them to get there. Only the tail of the cat is seen, mistake! it is a duck!

Answer 2

gāo גבוה/שם משפחה

Question 3

好 A very thin man holding Rogatka. Because he is weak it gives him confidence – he thinks he is good

Answer 3

hǎoטוב

Question 4

欢 A Chinese fellow having a camp – he has צילייה and a tent. He is waving his hand to everyone around him. That’s how happy he is.

Answer 4

huānשמח

Question 5

老 In china, old people are getting killed by a sword in their stomach, a sign of honor. The anchor connects the body powerfully to the ground(using two iron poles) such that the body will stay at its position forever.

Answer 5

lǎoותיק / זקן / מבוגר,תמיד

Question 6

累 Expectation for death – due to the time that has past: good and bad. They are tired of life. (grave, expectation, bird(good), elder stick(long time), bad(mango)).

Answer 6

lèiעייף

Question 7

忙 A needy dog is constantly jumping asking for attention. The pointer points to the upside down ב saying : “ I am busy! So much is going on that I wrote ב upside down. In his rage he threw a mango towards the ב to make the dog leave.

Answer 7

עסוק máng

Question 8

见 In china, they believe that practicing pull ups enhance your perception. Your very faculty of seeing. They depict the one who doesn’t train as a lazy one leaning on an upside down pull up, where his vision is blocked by the pull up bar. It enhances your perception because it calms you down

Answer 8

להפגש/לראות jiàn

Question 9

教 ל stabbed in the leg = myth. In the Chinese culture they teach that when we bury the elders we don’t need two iron poles & an anchor to hold them in this pose. What we need is just an iron pole which is connected to heads of the dead man and a skeleton from the underworld.

Answer 9

ללמד jiāo

Question 10

请 “I’ve ordered a pull-up bar – what is this?” “sorry, sir – at the time we built it a mango was thrown at the store followed by a cobra. It caused panic so accidently we added there two redundant poles to your stand. I invite you to choose another one at our cost, excuse me for the trouble.

Answer 10

לבקש / להזמין/בבקשה/נא qǐng

Question 11

生 Dipps and pull-ups have an immense importance in china. Thus, as a child born, his parents take him to the stand bar at 5:00 for dipps, when the birds are still chirping. Training dipps is a symbol of life & giving life. Those who practice that are the most educated. The rest are named uncooked. Chinese always say: “stranger won’t get it”.

Answer 11

להיוולד/ ללדת/זר/חיים/מלומד shēng

Question 12

问 Even if you don’t understand why according to the given symbol, if a mango is thrown from the left side the T.V. has more rated of being harmed than from its right – ask!

Answer 12

לשאול wèn

Question 13

谢 A famous tree with two roots that looks very similar to a ladder. Its helps animals get away from dangers : cobra entices them with a mango from their left while a sword entices them with a mango to their right. Only their tail is seen.

Answer 13

להודות/שם משפחה xiè

Question 14

学 Even a child can protect itself from the wrath of two mangos and a lightning strike if he is educated. Knowledge is like a shelter.

Answer 14

ללמוד xué

Question 15

迎 Greeting is more important than being an athlete, avoiding dangers and helping the elders(elder’s stick.)

Answer 15

לקדם בברכה yíng

Question 16

不 A confused T. it needs two poles in order to adjust itself. That’s how Chinese depict people who can’t say no when they really can’t. they bring themselves into an unstable situation

Answer 16

לא bù

Question 17

都 . In china, it is a costume to build a shelf that contains all of your info before your death. It goes with you to grave.

Answer 17

כל dōu

Question 18

很 Two birds on a pull – very early א . - בראשית

Answer 18

מאד hěn

Question 19

也 Hockey stick and a violin. If if your desire is music don’t forget sport!

Answer 19

גם yě

Question 20

再 Chinese gate that has a bulge are positioned in a place where they block the view again and again

Answer 20

zàiשוב

Question 21

夫 Men are considered much beyond women. Therefore, they are depicted as a human with two arms.

Answer 21

גבר/סיומת fū

Question 22

们 The bird makes a specific noise that all everyone to get arranged for war because a mango is thrown over the great wall.

Answer 22

ציון ריבוי men

Question 23

你/妳 The bird on the pole represents man. The Rogatka represents woman. The bird on the shelf represents good life, the cobra with its two children represents “small”. It is a greeting for the other “have a great and concise life”

Answer 23

אתה / את nǐ

Question 24

您 To further respect you can greet with, “no sorrow be with you” – which is represented by a bird and a rain drop (beginning of life and end of life respectively) and a shelter that defends you from a mango.

Answer 24

אתה / את - פניה בכבוד nín

Question 25

师 Chinese women are jealous. They are sure their man has a lover and that she is far more talented than her. They imagine her as a cobra trainer that has a muscular suit and a javelin and a flat hat.

Answer 25

מדריך shī

Question 26

他/她 Man + too -> he (he is also a man)

Answer 26

הוא / היא tā

Question 27

我 Woman + too -> her(she is also a woman)

Answer 27

אני wǒ

Question 28

吗 There is no I until you risk yourself for a higher goal – just like this “t” that sacrifices its life for the bird on the pole. It’s attacked from a bullet from the left, a mango from upper right and a cobra to its stomach. All just to save the little bird.

Answer 28

מילית שאלה האם ma

Question 29

呢 The Hebrew letters of “learn”. Asking is looking behind the window – that’s how you learn

Answer 29

מילית שאלה ציון האספקט הפרוגרסיווי ne

Question 30

欢迎 You should greet with happiness

Answer 30

לקדם בברכה ברוך הבא huān yíng

Question 31

请问 Invite the question

Answer 31

סליחה (לפני שאלה) qǐng wèn

Question 32

谢谢 Double thank – be polite!

Answer 32

להודות, תודה xièxie

Question 33

再见 Again to see -> see you again

Answer 33

להתראות zàijiàn

Question 34

大夫 “A big man” that’s how Chinese call a doctor

Answer 34

רופא, דוקטור dàifu

Question 35

老师 An old teacher – those are the most respectful

Answer 35

מורה lǎoshī

Question 36

你们 obvious

Answer 36

אתם, אתן nǐmen

Question 37

他们 obvious

Answer 37

הם tāmen

Question 38

她们 obvious

Answer 38

הן tāmen

Question 39

我们 obvious

Answer 39

אנחנו wǒmen

Question 40

学生 to learn + educated = pupil/student.

Answer 40

תלמיד xuésheng