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Post by VenusHeadTrap on Oct 13, 2010 13:50:48 GMT -5
www.facebook.com/#!/profile.php?id=544251654 Didn't we change the way we say his name the last time he changed it on facebook (to Li En Zhi?) Seems there's another way once again but don't know what we did last time to consider it legit. Well, what do you think? Lee En Chih from now on? Edit: Ugh, once again shut out from linking his profile. If someone can teach me how to do that correctly, be my lovely guest.
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Post by supersheep on Oct 13, 2010 14:45:13 GMT -5
I thought that wasn't even his and someone else runs it?
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Post by VenusHeadTrap on Oct 13, 2010 20:00:44 GMT -5
It's him, Chinese writing everywhere, personal vlogs. I know there's confusion between the fan page and HIS page. and wow every single image hosting I go to is a real b**** to me so I can't upload a screenshot either! sad day.
To the one who changed his name on Sasukepedia to En Zhi, was that because of his facebook?
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Post by supersheep on Oct 13, 2010 22:33:35 GMT -5
I have a friend who is from Taiwan and I showed him the kanji. He said Li and Lee are interchangable, thats just however he wants it, but it is definately En Zhi.
He said that kanji always sounds like a Z and not a C.
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Post by Oti on Oct 13, 2010 23:33:35 GMT -5
www.facebook.com/#!/profile.php?id=544251654 Throw it in some URL tags! It's the "!" messing you up.
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Post by awee1975 on Oct 14, 2010 6:43:21 GMT -5
I have a friend who is from Taiwan and I showed him the kanji. He said Li and Lee are interchangable, thats just however he wants it, but it is definately En Zhi. He said that kanji always sounds like a Z and not a C. "Lee En Chih / Chi" is the "old out-dated" English spelling ( i believed it is called G......Wades style or something, can't recall ) He shares the same surname as Bruce Lee ( Lee is one of the Top 3 most common Chinese surname ) "Li En Zhi" is the new spelling style known as "Hanyu Pinyin" commonly used today. That is why the 2nd largest city in taiwan is still spell a very weird " Kaoshiung" when it ( in theory anyway ) should spell "Gao Xiong" in the new style. EDIT: But of course it is up to the man himself to decide how he likes to spell his name. ;D |
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Post by intelligentinfer on Oct 14, 2010 8:47:23 GMT -5
I have a friend who is from Taiwan and I showed him the kanji. He said Li and Lee are interchangable, thats just however he wants it, but it is definately En Zhi. He said that kanji always sounds like a Z and not a C. "Lee En Chih / Chi" is the "old out-dated" English spelling ( i believed it is called G......Wades style or something, can't recall ) He shares the same surname as Bruce Lee ( Lee is one of the Top 3 most common Chinese surname ) "Li En Zhi" is the new spelling style known as "Hanyu Pinyin" commonly used today. That is why the 2nd largest city in taiwan is still spell a very weird " Kaoshiung" when it ( in theory anyway ) should spell "Gao Xiong" in the new style. EDIT: But of course it is up to the man himself to decide how he likes to spell his name. ;D Just for your information, Lee is the 2nd most common Chinese surname. |
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Post by lostinube on Oct 14, 2010 9:14:40 GMT -5
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Post by RiderLeangle on Oct 14, 2010 22:41:42 GMT -5
Only reason I find Chih more credible than Zhi would be because that's how he spelled it when he was at the 25 stream
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Post by awee1975 on Oct 15, 2010 4:28:35 GMT -5
EDIT: But of course it is up to the man himself to decide how he likes to spell his name. ;D Just for your information, Lee is the 2nd most common Chinese surname. Thanks for your info. No offence, i only knew Zhang ( Chang ) & Li ( Lee ) & Chen ( Chan ) as the TOP 3 but i don't know their exact order. :-p You can take a joke, right? EDIT: Anyway, so are you guys going to spell it as "Lee En Chih" from now-on. I apologised as i didn't realise it was that big a deal. i spelt "scnoi" as "sconi" for a long time until i realised the error. :-p |
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Post by supersheep on Oct 15, 2010 16:30:21 GMT -5
Just for your information, Lee is the 2nd most common Chinese surname. Thanks for your info. No offence, i only knew Zhang ( Chang ) & Li ( Lee ) & Chen ( Chan ) as the TOP 3 but i don't know their exact order. :-p You can take a joke, right? EDIT: Anyway, so are you guys going to spell it as "Lee En Chih" from now-on. I apologised as i didn't realise it was that big a deal. i spelt "scnoi" as "sconi" for a long time until i realised the error. :-p I suspect it will forever be a mystery of the exact spelling. I dont think there is an exact answer, and it will always be a changing debate. And LOL @ Sconi. I actually say it that way to, even after learning the right spelling. |
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Post by thatoneuser on Oct 15, 2010 16:59:46 GMT -5
Off topic: I always (and still do on occasion) pronounced Scnoi as "snowy". It's actually "ska-noy" as per the man himself. On topic: We probably should go with Lee En Chih if that's how he's going to spell it, and technically I guess we can go with various spellings since it's unofficial how to exactly spell it. But there's one thing we do know, and that's that his name is 李 恩至 (alternatively, Unstable Tower Box On Logs-Horizontal Lines). |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 15, 2010 19:39:11 GMT -5
Off topic: I always (and still do on occasion) pronounced Scnoi as "snowy". It's actually "ska-noy" as per the man himself. On topic: We probably should go with Lee En Chih if that's how he's going to spell it, and technically I guess we can go with various spellings since it's unofficial how to exactly spell it. But there's one thing we do know, and that's that his name is 李 恩至 (alternatively, Unstable Tower Box On Logs-Horizontal Lines). Off topic:I kept pronouncing Scnoi as Sch-noi. On topic:What the hell are you talking about? How to say his name or what we should call him? |
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Post by supersheep on Oct 15, 2010 19:49:38 GMT -5
Aking: Try reading the thread and maybe you'd know
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Post by thatoneuser on Oct 16, 2010 10:58:18 GMT -5
I think he means my "alternatively" note on the end of my past post which was just a joke about how the Chinese symbols look. If not, then I have no idea.
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Post by awee1975 on Oct 19, 2010 7:38:15 GMT -5
Off topic: I always (and still do on occasion) pronounced Scnoi as "snowy". It's actually "ska-noy" as per the man himself. On topic: We probably should go with Lee En Chih if that's how he's going to spell it, and technically I guess we can go with various spellings since it's unofficial how to exactly spell it. But there's one thing we do know, and that's that his name is 李 恩至 (alternatively, Unstable Tower Box On Logs-Horizontal Lines). Hahaha...i thought it was the name of a new / old obstacle i didn't know of. That was funny.  |
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