July 23, 2023
A Game
Another game that I played in my childhood was 打尜.
Dried tree branches were everywhere in the countryside. People usually used them as firewood.
To play the game, I first found a tree branch 4 centimeters in diameter and cut it at one end into a 10 centimeters long stuff. Afterwards, sharpen both ends of the stuff. Then a 尜 (gá)was done.
Then, I cut the left branch from one end into a about 35 centimeters long stick, thus all the stuff for the game was done.
When I played the game, I drew a square on the ground, and put the 尜 into the square. I used one end of the long stick to hit one end of the 尜, which jumped into the air and I used the long stick to hit the middle of 尜 to hit it far away.
Children who hit the 尜 farthest were the winners.
A Game
Another game that I played in my childhood was 打尜.
Dried tree branches were everywhere in the countryside.
People usually used them as firewood.
To play the game, I first found a tree branch 4 centimeters in diameter and cut it at one end into a 10 centimeters long stuff.
"To play the game, I first found a branch with a diameter of 4 centimeters and cut it into a 10 centimeter long piece at one end."
Afterwards, sharpen both ends of the stuff.
What do you mean with "stuff"- please specify.
"Then sharpen both ends (of the material)."
Then a 尜 (gá)was done.
Then, I cut the left branch from one end into an about/approximately 35 centimeters long stick, thus all the stuff for the game was done.
Alternatively: "Then I cut the left branch from one end into a stick about 35 centimeters long, and that was all the material for the game."
When I played the game, I drew a square on the ground, and put the 尜 into the square.
I used one end of the long stick to hit one end of the 尜, which jumped into the air and I used the long stick to hit the middle of 尜 to hit/knock it far away.
Children who hit the 尜 farthest were the winners.
July 23, 2023
Thank you very much.
July 23, 2023
Afterwards, sharpen both ends of the stuff.
Stuff here means the 10 centimeters long piece of the brunch.
July 23, 2023
Stuff here means the 10 centimeters long piece of the brunch.
Okay, you can also say "Then sharpen both ends of the branch." As you are talking about the branch in the previous sentence. There are other words you could use here, too.
To play the game, I first found a tree branch 4 centimeters in diameter and cut it at one end into a 10 centimeters long stuaff.
is this what you meant, staff?
Afterwards, I sharpened both ends of the stuff.
so that it's meaning is "I" doing it
Then athe 尜 (gá)was done.
ThenAfter that, I cut the left branch from one end into a about a 35 centimeters long stick, thusand then finally all the stuff for the game was done.
I used one end of the long stick to hit one end of the 尜, which jumped into the air and. Then I used the long stick to hit the middle of 尜 to hit it far away.
July 23, 2023
To play the game, I first found a tree branch 4 centimeters in diameter and cut it at one end into a 10 centimeters long stuaff.
I meant a short brunch stick. I just looked up the word staff, it also means a stick. When I used the word stuff, I meant a thing, or an item.
July 23, 2023
Thank you very much.
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Another game that I played in my childhood was 打尜. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Dried tree branches were everywhere in the countryside. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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People usually used them as firewood. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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To play the game, I first found a tree branch 4 centimeters in diameter and cut it at one end into a 10 centimeters long stuff. To play the game, I first found a tree branch 4 centimeters in diameter and cut it at one end into a 10 centimeter is this what you meant, staff? To play the game, I first found a tree branch 4 centimeters in diameter and cut it at one end into a 10 centimeters long stuff. "To play the game, I first found a branch with a diameter of 4 centimeters and cut it into a 10 centimeter long piece at one end." |
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Afterwards, sharpen both ends of the stuff. Afterwards, I sharpened both ends of the stuff. so that it's meaning is "I" doing it Afterwards, sharpen both ends of the stuff. What do you mean with "stuff"- please specify. "Then sharpen both ends (of the material)." |
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Then, I cut the left branch from one end into a about 35 centimeters long stick, thus all the stuff for the game was done.
Then, I cut the left branch from one end into an about/approximately 35 centimeters long stick, thus all the stuff for the game was done. Alternatively: "Then I cut the left branch from one end into a stick about 35 centimeters long, and that was all the material for the game." |
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When I played the game, I drew a square on the ground, and put the 尜 into the square. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I used one end of the long stick to hit one end of the 尜, which jumped into the air and I used the long stick to hit the middle of 尜 to hit it far away. I used one end of the long stick to hit one end of the 尜, which jumped into the air I used one end of the long stick to hit one end of the 尜, which jumped into the air and I used the long stick to hit the middle of 尜 to hit/knock it far away. |
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Children who hit the 尜 farthest were the winners. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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