Well this song proved to be so popular that the Wonder Girls have to record a Chinese version of it. It was released in February 2010, some 14 months after the original version. One wonders whether this will be a mandarinpop hit since most people should be bored by it now.
Since I have posted the various versions here and there are still people who occasionally come to my blog for the lyrics, I decided to post the Chinese version here as well. Within brackets, is the ping yin (romanized chinese) lyrics in italics with English translation.
you know i still love you baby
& it will never change
我爱你 [wo ai ni (i love you)]
i want nobody nobody but you
i want nobody nobody but you
不管谁先伤害谁 [bu guan shui xian shang hai shui (no matter who hurts who first)]
我只需要你安慰 [wo zhi xu yao ni an wei (i just need your comfort)]
i want nobody nobody nobody nobody
乱了心扉 [luan le xin fei (my heart is confused)]
我不属于谁 [wo bu shu you shui (i don't belong to anyone)]
别装作无所谓 [bie zhuang zuo wu suo wei (don't pretend it doesn't matter)]
刻意忽略我的美 [ke yi hu lue wo de mei (deliberately neglect my beauty)]
高脚酒杯 [gao jiao jiu bei (a wine goblet)]
已臻满颓废 [yi zhen man tui fei (has reached its dispirited fill)]
心慢慢在破碎 [xin man man zai po sui (my heart is slowly cracking)]
变成一种负累 [bian cheng yi zhong fu lei (becoming a kind of burden)]
我就像受伤的玫瑰 [wo jiu xiang shou shang de mei gui (i am like an injured rose)]
需要你浇灌着泪水 [xu yao ni jao guan zhe lei shui (needing to be watered by your] teardrops)
你掩饰这伤悲 [ni yan shi zhe shang bei (you gloss over this sorrow)]
连头都不敢回 [nian tou dou bu gan hui (not even daring to turn your head around)]
像独自长达三年的憔悴 [xiang du zi chang da san nian de qiao cui (it's like a forlornly crinkle drawn out over 3 years)]
i want nobody nobody but you
i want nobody nobody but you
不管谁先伤害谁 [bu guan shui xian shang hai shui (no matter who hurts who first)]
我只需要你安慰 [wo zhi xu yao ni an wei (i just need your comfort)]
i want nobody nobody nobody nobody
i want nobody nobody but you
i want nobody nobody but you
不管谁先伤害谁 [bu guan shui xian shang hai shui (no matter who hurts who first)]
我只需要你安慰 [wo zhi xu yao ni an wei (i just need your comfort)]
i want nobody nobody nobody nobody
慢慢体会 [man man ti hui (gradually begin to feel)]
幸福的滋味 [xing fu de zi wei (the feeling of happiness)]
只要与你相随 [zhi yao yu ni xiang sui (if only to go hand in hand with you)]
世界都变得完美 [shi jie dou bian de wan mei (the world has become perfect)]
将友谊剪碎 [jiang you yi jian sui (to shred friendship)]
爱那么的昂贵 [ai na me de ang gui (love is so costly)]
就去了防备 [jiu qu le fang bei (doing away with my caution)]
在心里面陶醉 [zai xin li mian tao zui (my heart is intoxicated inside)]
这份爱好像是花蕊 [zhe fen ai hao xiang shi hua rui (this love is like a flower pistil)]
别轻易就让它枯萎 [bie qing yi jiu rang ta ku wei (don't feebly let it wilt)]
未来要怎么追 [wei lai yao zen me zhui (how to pursue my future)]
请不要不理会 [qing bu yao bu li hui (please don't ignore)]
只想和你紧紧地依偎 [zhi xiang he ni jin jin de yi wei (just want to cuddle with you closely)]
i want nobody nobody but you
i want nobody nobody but you
不管谁先伤害谁 [bu guan shui xian shang hai shui (no matter who hurts who first)]
我只需要你安慰 [wo zhi xu yao ni an wei (i just need your comfort)]
i want nobody nobody nobody nobody
i want nobody nobody but you
i want nobody nobody but you
不管谁先伤害谁 [bu guan shui xian shang hai shui (no matter who hurts who first)]
我只需要你安慰 [wo zhi xu yao ni an wei (i just need your comfort)]
i want nobody nobody nobody nobody
i don't want nobody body
i don't want nobody body
遇见你 [yu jian ni (meeting you)]
相信上帝 [xiang xin shang di (believe in god)]
才能让我安稳入睡 [cai neng rang wo an wen ru shui (only then can i sleep peacefully)]
i want nobody nobody but you
i want nobody nobody but you
不管谁先伤害谁 [bu guan shui xian shang hai shui (no matter who hurts who first)]
我只需要你安慰 [wo zhi xu yao ni an wei (i just need your comfort)]
i want nobody nobody nobody nobody
i want nobody nobody but you
i want nobody nobody but you
不管谁先伤害谁 [bu guan shui xian shang hai shui (no matter who hurts who first)]
我只需要你安慰 [wo zhi xu yao ni an wei (i just need your comfort)]
i want nobody nobody nobody nobody
back to days when we were so young and wild and free
nothing else matter other than you and me, so tell me why can’t it be
please let me live my life my way, why do you push me away
i don’t want nobody nobody nobody nobody but…
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Häagen-Dazs Ice Cream
Had not have ice cream from the supermarket for quite some time now. So when I saw there was an offer of $23.90 for any two pints of Häagen-Dazs ice cream at Cold Storage I chose Mango & Passion Fruit and Cappuccino Truffle. They were great.
The Mango & Passion Fruit was very creamy with the right tartness. The Cappuccino Truffle was not sweet at all and has pieces of truffle inside. Excellent.
The Singapore Häagen-Dazs website has a Mood-O-Meter game quiz to determine which flavour of its ice cream you should choose depending on your mood. After answering the five questions, it recommended that I have the Chocolate flavour, which incidentally has always been one of my favourites.
The Cold Storage offer of $23.90 for two pints of Häagen-Dazs ice cream ends 12 May 10. Must get at least another two pints before then.
The Mango & Passion Fruit was very creamy with the right tartness. The Cappuccino Truffle was not sweet at all and has pieces of truffle inside. Excellent.
The Singapore Häagen-Dazs website has a Mood-O-Meter game quiz to determine which flavour of its ice cream you should choose depending on your mood. After answering the five questions, it recommended that I have the Chocolate flavour, which incidentally has always been one of my favourites.
The Cold Storage offer of $23.90 for two pints of Häagen-Dazs ice cream ends 12 May 10. Must get at least another two pints before then.
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What colour T-shirt to wear in Bangkok?
Can’t wear red.
Can’t wear yellow.
Can’t wear pink.
Can’t wear mulit-colour.
Should not wear black – too hot.
Should not wear white – can get easily dirtied unless you are very careful.
Thankfully and hopefully can still can wear those blue, grey and brown ones in my wardrobe.
Can’t wear yellow.
Can’t wear pink.
Can’t wear mulit-colour.
Should not wear black – too hot.
Should not wear white – can get easily dirtied unless you are very careful.
Thankfully and hopefully can still can wear those blue, grey and brown ones in my wardrobe.
Monday, March 8, 2010
Phlegm
This mucus thing that makes you cough, get bronchitis and even pneumonia.
Simply put, if the phlegm dries up, it clogs the tubes and linings in your lungs which tickles and irritates them and hence makes you cough. If they don’t get cleared, they might block small sections of your lungs, or more precisely the bronchial tubes, which might get infected with bacteria (bronchitis). If infection is serious, you might end up with pneumonia.
This is why you need plenty of fluid to help prevent the phlegm from drying and thickening and at the same time flush them out. Breathing in moist air helps. That’s why you feel better in a hot shower (because of the steam) and worst in an air-con environment because the air is basically drier unless you use a humidifier. If you feel the air you are breathing in is dry, breath through a wet towel.
When the dried phlegm is moistens and loosens, it starts to slide down the bronchial tubes. This tickles and irritates making you cough. Coughing in these instances is good, as it forces the phlegm to go up and out of your throat and nose.
When phlegm gets stuck in your nose and goes into the sinuses, you will most likely get a headache and worst case scenario, sinusitis.
In hospitals, they have these vacuum suction machines to extract phlegm. A nurse might turn you on your front and pound your back with cupped hands to loosen the phlegm for you to cough out or be extracted.
I have been trying to clear my lungs of phlegm over the past three weeks and I am glad I have finally succeeded after three visits to the doctor and spending $119.
I think it began two days before Chinese New Year (CNY). I went out to do some errands and this guy standing one body away from me in a packed MRT started coughing. On my way back, the taxi driver was also coughing. On CNY Eve, I got a dried throat, headache and a slight fever. Drank plenty of fluid and took two panadols. I seemed to have warded off the infection.
However, on the second day of CNY, out of the blue, I started coughing. It got worst and so I went to consult my doctor on Thursday, 18 February and was given two days medical leave and three days worth of medication, including antibiotics. Seemed to be recovering but it got bad when I went back to the office. So on Tuesday, 23 February I went back to my doctor. Was given two days medical leave and I took one day leave; resting at home for the following three days. My conditions improved. There was less phlegm though I was still coughing once in a while.
I had wanted to go to my aunt’s place and play with my cousins' children. But decided against it since I was still coughing periodically even though I seemed to have recovered. However I thought it was better to get rid of the coughing entirely and went back to my doctor again on Friday, 5 March. She said that I still have small amount of phlegm in different locations of my lungs. Because they were tiny amount, they were not big enough to pass out and get cleared. These small patches of phlegm occasionally irritate the lining of the lungs and hence I coughed.
I have stopped coughing for the last two days and I believe I have fully recovered – just in time to have lunch with my cousins’ children and play with them.
Simply put, if the phlegm dries up, it clogs the tubes and linings in your lungs which tickles and irritates them and hence makes you cough. If they don’t get cleared, they might block small sections of your lungs, or more precisely the bronchial tubes, which might get infected with bacteria (bronchitis). If infection is serious, you might end up with pneumonia.
This is why you need plenty of fluid to help prevent the phlegm from drying and thickening and at the same time flush them out. Breathing in moist air helps. That’s why you feel better in a hot shower (because of the steam) and worst in an air-con environment because the air is basically drier unless you use a humidifier. If you feel the air you are breathing in is dry, breath through a wet towel.
When the dried phlegm is moistens and loosens, it starts to slide down the bronchial tubes. This tickles and irritates making you cough. Coughing in these instances is good, as it forces the phlegm to go up and out of your throat and nose.
When phlegm gets stuck in your nose and goes into the sinuses, you will most likely get a headache and worst case scenario, sinusitis.
In hospitals, they have these vacuum suction machines to extract phlegm. A nurse might turn you on your front and pound your back with cupped hands to loosen the phlegm for you to cough out or be extracted.
I have been trying to clear my lungs of phlegm over the past three weeks and I am glad I have finally succeeded after three visits to the doctor and spending $119.
I think it began two days before Chinese New Year (CNY). I went out to do some errands and this guy standing one body away from me in a packed MRT started coughing. On my way back, the taxi driver was also coughing. On CNY Eve, I got a dried throat, headache and a slight fever. Drank plenty of fluid and took two panadols. I seemed to have warded off the infection.
However, on the second day of CNY, out of the blue, I started coughing. It got worst and so I went to consult my doctor on Thursday, 18 February and was given two days medical leave and three days worth of medication, including antibiotics. Seemed to be recovering but it got bad when I went back to the office. So on Tuesday, 23 February I went back to my doctor. Was given two days medical leave and I took one day leave; resting at home for the following three days. My conditions improved. There was less phlegm though I was still coughing once in a while.
I had wanted to go to my aunt’s place and play with my cousins' children. But decided against it since I was still coughing periodically even though I seemed to have recovered. However I thought it was better to get rid of the coughing entirely and went back to my doctor again on Friday, 5 March. She said that I still have small amount of phlegm in different locations of my lungs. Because they were tiny amount, they were not big enough to pass out and get cleared. These small patches of phlegm occasionally irritate the lining of the lungs and hence I coughed.
I have stopped coughing for the last two days and I believe I have fully recovered – just in time to have lunch with my cousins’ children and play with them.
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medical
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