The phrase "tougher than wang leather" is a colloquial expression used to describe something or someone that is extremely resilient, strong, or durable. The term "wang leather" is not a standard or widely recognized term, but it is likely a humorous or exaggerated way to emphasize the toughness being described. Overall, the phrase conveys the idea of exceptional strength or endurance.
yo, this guy's hot. but i think it's pronounced "zen-wee"
"不要忘记" (bùyào wàngjì) is how you say "don't forget" in Mandarin.
'Is Mr. Wang Chinese' in written Chinese is '王先生是中国人吗?'. In pinyin it is 'Wang xian sheng shi zhong guo ren ma'. An alternative is 王先生是不是中国人? or 'Wang xian sheng shi bu shi zhong guo ren' Broken down the translation is as follows: 王先生 (Wang xian sheng) Mr. Wang 是 (shi) is 不是 (bu shi) is not 中国 (zhong guo) China 人 (ren) person 吗 (ma) is added to the end of a comment to turn it into a question.
wang (the "a" pronounced the same a the "o" in one)
"American Born Chinese" features three main characters: Jin Wang, Chin-Kee, and the Monkey King. Jin struggles with his Chinese-American identity, Chin-Kee embodies negative stereotypes, and the Monkey King seeks acceptance. The characters' stories intersect to explore themes of cultural identity and self-acceptance.
Chinese leather
Mark Twain
where the woodbine twineth and the wang doodle mourneth for it's mate
wang wacker
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Xi Wang means hope. That is what some internet sources told me.
That's a common family name. Should be pronounced as "Wong"
wang
It's a floppy wang
It's an insult to your mother. Slang. It means your mom is dumb.
If you mean Vera Wang the creator of the Princess perfume I dont think she had any siblings. If you mean Vera Wang the creator of the Princess perfume I dont think she had any siblings.
suck my wang