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In historical contexts, the Chinese often referred to foreigners as "laowai" (老外), which translates to "old outsider" or "foreigner." This term is commonly used in modern China as well. Additionally, during the Qing Dynasty, foreigners were sometimes referred to as "yangren" (洋人), meaning "ocean people" or "Westerners." These terms reflect the perception of outsiders in different historical periods.
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What does Eddie call randy in balls of fury?
'Dwilo' or something in chinease.
What do you call a person who hates all foreigners?
A person who hates all foreigners is typically referred to as a xenophobe.
What does araseli mean in chinease?
Chinease is not a language therefore you can not translate
What do chinease people call New Year's Eve?
it's said like this: knee pa ling toaw
When did Chinese food become popular in the US?
Chinease food first came from just the chinease. They have their own way of life styles, and they created Chinease food.
What do you call a document that allows foreigners to come to the US?
Visa - as part of a passport.
What do indigenous people call themselves?
Indigenous people call themselves citizens or natives. They call you foreigners because you are not native to the land they live on.
What did the Chinese call foreigners?
They called them "White Devils" or "Foreign Devils"
Is duck a common Chinese food?
yes, you may notice there are types of food with ducks in it that chinease people eat, and serve. They also have a special kind of sauce called duck sauce, it isn't actually duck, but they just call it that since duck is a part of chinease food.
What is greece's second language?
Chinease
What did Cheng Ho discover?
Chinease history
What were Mongolian weapons used for?
To kill the Chinease
