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Teresa Teng on Google

Google commemorates Teresa Teng. She would be 65 on 29th Jan 2018. A very well recognised singer and actress from Taiwan.



A song that is made popular is Yueliang daibiao wo dexin (In English Language it is "The moon represents my heart")


--- Lyrics ---

Ni wen wo ai ni you duo shen, (You asked me how deep my love is for you)

Wo ai ni you jifen. (I love you to the utmost).

Wo de qing ye zhen, (My feeling is also true),

Wo de ai yezhen, (My love is also true):

Yueliang daibiao wode xin. (The moon represents my heart).

Ni wen wo ai ni you duo shen, (you asked me how deep my love is for you)

Wo ai ni you jifen. (I love you to the utmost).

Wo de qing buyi, (My feelings will not waver),

Wo de ai bu bian, (My love will never change):

Yueliang daibiao wode xin. (The moon represents my heart).

--- CHORUS ---
Qingqing de yige wen, (A gentle kiss) 
Yijing dadong wode xin. (Would already move my heart).
Shenshen de yiduan qing, (A period of deep love),
Jiao wo sinian dao rujin (Makes me long for it till now).
---

Ni wen wo ai ni you duo shen, (You asked me how deep my love is for you)

Wo ai ni you jifen. (I love you to the utmost).

Ni chu xiangyixiang, (why don't you think about it),

Ni chu kanyikan, (why don't you take a look at it):

Yueliang daibiao wode xin. (The moon represents my heart).

--- CHORUS ---

Ni wen wo ai ni you duo shen, (You asked me how deep my love is for you)

Wo ai ni you jifen. (I love you to the utmost).

Ni chu xiang yixiang, (Why don't you think about it),

Ni chu kan yikan, (Why don't you take a look at it):

Yueliang dai biao wo de xin. (The moon represents my heart).

Ni chu xiang yixiang, (Why don't you think about it),

Ni chu kan yikan, (Why don't you take a look at it):

Yueliang daibiao wo dexin. (The moon represents my heart).

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