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Q: How to get a Comprehensive pinyin translated list of ALL Chinese dishes

Is there any Menu or book that has a comprehensive list of all Chinese Food?

13 years 40 weeks ago in  Food  - China

 
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Tell me what you want, I can help you write down all the dishes name!

 

I think it's better you send me your Chinese dishes name, I will get all the PIN YIN for you....

 

Is that excellent ???

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wasn't the gov't going around unifying the translated names of all Chinese dishes at some point? 

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Hi, 

I've got a small list of dishes (several pages), but only translated into English, without pinyin. But it's easy to find a pinyin in any electronic dictionary. If you are interested, I can send it to you by e-mail.

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