They were told to make a bilingual sign and they just randomly chose Chinese?? Is that it?
Good one, Lesley! What a multi-cultural city it is.
I wouldn't dream of dumping anything there -- in any language. Thanks for hosting.
I wish everyone would obey the sign.
Parlez-vous français?
I wonder why the words Municipal Code aren't translated?
seeing Chinese on a sign in Canada is a big surprise!
Interesting to see the Chinese version - almost suggesting that a large contingent of Chinese people live in Canada. I'm amazed.
Is this in Chinatown, or do the authorities think the Chinese are particularly prone to littering?
What an interesting bi lingual choice, reflects the city's population I guess. :)
They were told to make a bilingual sign and they just randomly chose Chinese?? Is that it?
ReplyDeleteGood one, Lesley! What a multi-cultural city it is.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't dream of dumping anything there -- in any language. Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeleteI wish everyone would obey the sign.
ReplyDeleteParlez-vous français?
ReplyDeleteI wonder why the words Municipal Code aren't translated?
ReplyDeleteseeing Chinese on a sign in Canada is a big surprise!
ReplyDeleteInteresting to see the Chinese version - almost suggesting that a large contingent of Chinese people live in Canada. I'm amazed.
ReplyDeleteIs this in Chinatown, or do the authorities think the Chinese are particularly prone to littering?
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting bi lingual choice, reflects the city's population I guess. :)
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