please help me translate it into Chinese~^^ In America,most girls use the tee hee expression to indecate a delicate but polite giggle,but some girls use it in an innapropiate meaning...for me I use it in the traditional respect form.Sometimes used in a greeting or used for goodbye and see you later type of form.^^ So how is your day.I checked out the comments list and I never thought that statue worrior still eists,is it in a meuseum?I so want to chec

please help me translate it into Chinese~
^^ In America,most girls use the tee hee expression to indecate a delicate but polite giggle,but some girls use it in an innapropiate meaning...for me I use it in the traditional respect form.Sometimes used in a greeting or used for goodbye and see you later type of form.^^ So how is your day.I checked out the comments list and I never thought that statue worrior still eists,is it in a meuseum?I so want to check that out.^^ How was your birthday?
I cannot believe that new years is coming!^^ That is so cool.But sadly I will be in college durring the time of the Chinese festival and they are doing this dragon dance.It sounds like fun!^^ What are you going to do on New Year Ting?