Chinese is not known for sitting on the floor when they eat. That is more of a Japanese custom. Chinese tend to sit on small bar stools that are about four inches tall making them look like they may be sitting on the floor.
In Chinese, to say "sit," you can say "坐下" (zuò xià).
They don't sit on the floor, the Japanese do.
To say "sit down" in Chinese, you can say "zuo xia" (坐下) which literally translates to "sit down." It is a common way to politely ask someone to take a seat.
Bamboo floors are safe if you buy a product that was made in the United Sates and not in China. The chinese government does not regulate the production and their floors are treated with formaldehyde, which is a toxic chemical. In the USA, there is a strict regulation, making all the bamboo floors formaldehyde-free.
In traditional Chinese culture, it is common to sit cross-legged on the floor or on a small stool. This posture is believed to promote good posture and energy flow in the body. However, in modern China, many people also sit on chairs or sofas like in Western cultures.
The number 4 in Chinese is 四, which is pronounced as "Si". This word is rather similar to the word 死, which means death. This is why the number four is considered as a bad omen, or a unlucky number. Some buildings doesn't have the fourth floors, or any floors with the number 4 in it.
I = 我 You = 你 Can= 可以 With = 和 Sit = 坐 Altogether, "can I sit with you" in Chinese is 我可以和你坐吗? The Pinyi for that is: Wo-ke-yi-he-ni-zuo-ma? Wo-kuh-ye-huh-ne-tso-ma (English pronounciation)
Cement has a number of uses. Making foundations, making floors or pads, anchoring in poles, making roadways, etc..
It's not technically oceanfront, but it does sit very close to a river and bay. The ocean could also be visible from the higher floors.
The last name Sit is commonly associated with Chinese nationality.
I recommend Nature's Miracle. It works on my hardwood floors, rugs and carpet great! It will be more effective if you let it sit for a while, though.
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