Congratulations Ravens Fan

[MikeS81]

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altenbach wrote:

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mathan wrote:
Even google itself  can't able to translate it.

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Omedetou! (Japanese)

Gong Xi is similar in Cantonese. Just guessing. 🙂

(I am sure somebody will correct me, this is just from a google search of the terms :D)

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Hi altenbach,

i try it.

GONGXI is chinese (pinyin) and means also "congratulations"

Mike

[Mathan]

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MikeS81 wrote:

Hi altenbach,

i try it.

GONGXI is chinese (pinyin) and means also "congratulations"

Mike

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Dear mike,

Just curious. By any means could you please give a link for that (as altenbach did for japanese) please.

Thanks,

Mathan

[Pnt]

Congratulations from me, too !

You have really help a lot.

[smercurio_fc]

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@Mathan wrote:

Dear mike,

Just curious. By any means could you please give a link for that (as altenbach did for japanese) please.

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Remember:

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=GONG+XI&btnG=Search

[ian_fung]

Congratulation = おめでとう (Omedetou in Japanese) = 恭喜 (Gong Xi in Chinese, Gong Hei in Cantonese) 😉

[Laura F.]

My wife grew up in Steelers country and is a Steelers fan as a result.  As you must be aware, there are more Steelers fans living outside of Pittsburgh then in Pittsburgh.  Why?  Because they all moved out to find jobs elsewhere.  It seems like it doesn't matter which team the Steelers are playing when on the road, you will always find Steeler fans in the crowd.

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You sure hit that one on the nose, Ravens Fan!  I am a Steelers fan living in Texas (obviously) and grew up in Browns country because my parents left Pittsburgh for jobs.  Why Cleveland had more jobs is not something I understand   Of course, what you say about the Colts in Baltimore is now true about the Ravens in Cleveland.

Also, congratulations on becoming an Enthusiast!  By my count you make #15! 

Regards,
Laura

[rpr]

Congrats to 2k ravens