How to pronounce“seui”in English
IPA/sɛʌɪ/
Syllablesseu·i
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I like to say chop suey is the biggest culinary joke one culture ever played on another, because "chop suey," translated into Chinese,
means "jaahp-seui," which, translated back, means "odds and ends." So, these people are going around China asking for chop suey, which is sort of like a Japanese guy coming here and saying,
"I understand you have a very popular dish in your country called 'leftovers.'"
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