TIL that phone numbers are considered to be amounts in Mandarin.
so instead of "what's your phone number" it's more like "how much is your phone number" afaict.
TIL that phone numbers are considered to be amounts in Mandarin.
so instead of "what's your phone number" it's more like "how much is your phone number" afaict.
@oz @technomancy and of course lucky phone numbers are actually worth more in China!
https://www.travelchinaguide.com/intro/social_customs/lucky_number.htm
@oz @technomancy reminds me of how in French you "have" an age rather than "are"
@technomancy NFT phone numbers! :P
@clacke @technomancy @oz yup. I have been in an office tower in Malaysia (which is around 20+% Chinese) where they managed to take out 4, 13, 14 and 24... but forgot about B4
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