Surgery How would I say "I have just had surgery for a hernia." ?

我的猫 我有一只猫，黑色和白色，老和明智的。他是室外的猫，我喜欢。猫是独立的。有些人不喜欢这一点，但我认为它是正面。他的名字叫L.B. ('小獝')。我说他是明智的因为在我们这附近有野狼，他们不能抓到他，吃了他。我觉得他是比狼更聪明。他不是怕狗。当犬吠时，他看着他们好像在说 ‘为什么你做树皮-它是无用'。

How do I say this in Chinese? I'm trying to figure out the best way to say this in Chinese: "He looked at them as if to say 'I don't care'." Another way to put it in English would be: "He looked at them like he was saying 'I don't care."

Translation for 'source code' What is the Chinese translation for computer "source code", the code that we use to program computers with (e.g. C#, Visual Basic, etc.)? Thanks in advance.

What is 'time travel' in Chinese? I was watching the movie 'Loopers', a science fiction movie about time travel. How would I express the following two terms or phrases? 1. Time travel 2. to travel through time

Sale discount prices. If a store reduces the prices of an item for sale by 20%, we say the item is priced 20% off. I understand the Chinese think of it the opposite way - in terms of the 80%. How would you describe the same situation in Chinese?

Addressing a Chinese person When is it appropriate to address a Chinese person by: 1) Their family name and title (先生，小姐） 2） Their full name, with no title. Is it ever appropriate to address a Chinese person by their given name(s) and omit title and family name entirely, as familiar friends do in the West?The reason I ask is that I was recently working in China and working colleagues tended to address each other by their full names, with no title. Maybe I just heard wrongly.

What Chinese dynasty is the most admired? What old Chinese dynasty (or period) do the Chinese hold in the highest regard? My favorite is the Tang - it was the one of the most innovative and open to outside influences. However, I'm just starting out with Chinese history, so I may be off here.

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