<![CDATA[Comments on: The Yellow and Green Spectrum of Meaning]]> 2010-03-12 18:00:00 <![CDATA[By: changye]]> 黄绿色 yellowish green

]]> 黄绿色 yellowish green

]]> <![CDATA[By: sydcarten]]> now that the colors series is over I'm feeling blue.

]]> now that the colors series is over I'm feeling blue.

]]> <![CDATA[By: jgwilson]]> yellow books are all porn

]]> yellow books are all porn

]]> <![CDATA[By: shirley2010]]> yellow book means the government statement in some countries such as France,because it is designedwith yellow cover .

]]> yellow book means the government statement in some countries such as France,because it is designedwith yellow cover .

]]> <![CDATA[By: mianyinzhouren]]> Just as a point of interest, green food products are not organic. There is a higher level of certification for organic (有机) food products.

]]> Just as a point of interest, green food products are not organic. There is a higher level of certification for organic (有机) food products.

]]> <![CDATA[By: iwatachief]]> It's going to be lots fun next week in class when I m gonna talk about St Patrick's day and our little Leprechauns...wearing green hats!!

Have a wonderful weekend Cpoddies!

]]> It's going to be lots fun next week in class when I m gonna talk about St Patrick's day and our little Leprechauns...wearing green hats!!

Have a wonderful weekend Cpoddies!

]]> <![CDATA[By: iwatachief]]> Happy St Patrick's day (in advance) to all the Irish out there! Beginning with Ken if he is around sometimes.

]]> Happy St Patrick's day (in advance) to all the Irish out there! Beginning with Ken if he is around sometimes.

]]> <![CDATA[By: jadeed]]> speaking of huangshu and seqingpian I just want to say I'm a big fan of porn!

]]> speaking of huangshu and seqingpian I just want to say I'm a big fan of porn!

]]> <![CDATA[By: bill]]> In the US we've an interesting "green" expression that has a German equivalent: Someone is a "greenhorn" if they are inexperienced at doing something.

In German Grünschnabel [green beak] is a "greenhorn."

Then there is "Green behind the ears." This is a variation of "Wet behind the ears." Both mean immature and inexperienced. And, yes, "Dry behind the ears," means experienced, and mature.

]]> In the US we've an interesting "green" expression that has a German equivalent: Someone is a "greenhorn" if they are inexperienced at doing something.

In German Grünschnabel [green beak] is a "greenhorn."

Then there is "Green behind the ears." This is a variation of "Wet behind the ears." Both mean immature and inexperienced. And, yes, "Dry behind the ears," means experienced, and mature.

]]> <![CDATA[By: bill]]> There's one more "green" expression that comes to mine. In the US, if someone is "green around the gills," 就他作呕 ...

]]> There's one more "green" expression that comes to mine. In the US, if someone is "green around the gills," 就他作呕 ...

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