"多儿住在多邻国。"
Translation:Duo lives in Duolingo.
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"Duo lives at Duolingo" seems like a valid interpretation as well – i.e. at their offices:
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The joke is a play on words because the Chinese word for Duolingo uses the word "country" ("guo").
It's a great choice of transliteration because it can be interpreted as "country of many neighbors" or "many neighboring countries", both good reasons to study languages.
I literally spent the last 10 minutes sitting in front of my computer screen trying to figure out where the hell is 多邻国 - and just realized it's their brand name Duolingo lololol
Well, you have to break it down a bit perhaps, but if you do it's useful for its parts, especially in combination with other characters.
- 多 - many
- 邻国 - neighboring country
- 邻居 - neighbor
- 国家 - country
... I spent a while trying to make sense of this. And it turns out it's just nonsense?
