Wednesday, October 22, 2008

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olgab92 -

Hi all

I'm looking for the translation of the word XI-MEN, I'm not sure it is one word or two. The
concept can be related to the international business world

Thanks



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gougou -

Never heard of that. The company Siemens is called Ximenzi, though, which is supposed to mean: the
master who comes through the Western gate.










盘古通天教主 -

i think it's 西门!just a kind of chinese family name.










skylee -

If it is related to international business, then I agree with gougou.










Koneko -

Just curious why XI is in uppercase; whereas men is in lowercase?

Why not Xi-Men? Xi-men? But XI-men?
Could XI be 11?

Hence, XI-men = 11-men

It should however spelt as 11-man though?!

K.












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