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English translation: Danzai (or dan zai) noodles
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| na | Dan zi noodle |
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| na | Dan Zi should be Dan Zai |
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| na | Dan-tzy noodle |
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Dan zi noodle Explanation: An authentic/local Taiwanese noodle with no fancy toppings, usually sold on the road side. "Dan zi" is a carring pole with loads on both ends. |
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Dan Zi should be Dan Zai Explanation: Dan Zai refers to the guy who carries or bears the carring pole, that is Dan Zi. |
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Dan-tzy noodle Explanation: As mentioned by the first speaker, it is a Taiwanese style noodle, thus the romanisation should reflect that. Thus the official Taiwanese method is used here. |
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