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Gaffnedm -
I have a favorite Chinese restaurant up here at school and I order the same thing every time:
Cantonese noodles with chicken (extra meat) and two egg rolls. I was wondering if someone could
help me with the proper way to order this meal in pinyin. Also, when I go to pick it up, how so I
tell them which order is mine? I've tried looking up "order" in english to chinese dictionaries,
but the only translation that I can find has to do with order in society, or the order of things,
not a takeout order. Please help!
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