joeviee  +  235423 Tue, 13 Jun 06 04:52 AM Hi, Can I say: We share a congenial common too- that is, 'Stand for what we think is right!' no matter under what circumstances. Is this sentense okie? Please correct me if I'm wrong.....thanks a lot.   joeviee Joined on Sat, Apr 30 2005 Full Member 171 Tenses

	CalifJim  +  235627 Tue, 13 Jun 06 05:29 PM I'm afraid not.  I can't make a lot of sense of it, particularly congenial common. We share the same views, too, for example, to stand up for what we think is right no matter what the circumstances. CJ CalifJim Joined on Mon, Aug 2 2004 California Veteran Member 22,379 "There are no facts, only interpretations" - Nietzsche

	joeviee  +  235955 Wed, 14 Jun 06 11:07 AM Thanks Califjim I typed in chinese words  in my electronic dictionary and it came out these words. I wanted to say something like 'we share the same view, interest or concept..or we have something in common(good one)' Do u mean congenial common has no meaning by itself? Oh no, looks like i have to throw my dict away.....   joeviee

	CalifJim  +  236075 Wed, 14 Jun 06 05:41 PM One by one substitution of words isn't going to work.  A language is not a code! 'congenial common' has no meaning.  No.  So sorry, no prize, but thanks for playing!  I wouldn't necessarily throw the dictionary away, though. CJ CalifJim