borrow; avail oneself of

suppose; assume; presume

false; fake; sham; phony

if; in case

it would be really strange if... , to be really surprised if... (usually placed at the end of the sentence) [華]: 才怪

is fake; 'when pigs fly', an adynation to express that something is impossible / unlikely

sunday and holidays vocation (national holidays, religious holidays, ...)

the "golden week" holiday (the name given to three annual 7-day national holidays) in China

spring vacations; spring holidays

phoney mercy; sham benevolence; crocodile tears

resort

half true and half false; half-truths

play a joke on someone

tell a lie

to impersonate; to assume the identity of somebody else; to pose as; to counterfeit; to palm off a fake as genuine

if; supposing | [粵]: 如果

impersonate a public officer

to terminate/end one's leave

winter holiday / vacation

imagined/hypothetical enemy

resort [Var.] 渡假村

Resort villages

leave permit; application for leave

hypocritical

long vacation

to disguise; to pretend

cannot be helped; no way out | 書: 甚麼辦法也沒有; 怎麼說也不行; 說啥也不行; 無能為力

(literal, usu. with humour) everything is fake | 書: 什麼都假

to pledge not to give up | 書: 誓不罷休 [] Variations: 乜都係假; 講乜都假

(slang) (of object) everything is fake; all are fake; (of event) a phrase to express how resolute someone is to stand one's ground which cannot be compromised, with an intention somewhat similar to telling others not to even bother; to describe a situation where there are no solutions or alternatives: there's no way out / cannot be helped; a phrase used to ascertain others any alternatives are pointless / ineffective / not worth the effort: of no use / of no good; interjection no way!; not possible!;

to play dumb while remaining smart

without due consideration

hiragana:

written in Japanese as 平名

片假名

a set of Japanese written symbols that represent syllables, which make up words.

sick leave