@Background Pony #1260
 
Yep. Sometimes I can be forgetful regarding the two characters.

@HorsesandMuchMOAR  
That was incorrect.  
It should be xiang xiang li. You can tell the difference between xiang and neng, right? Perhaps you have confused the character 想 with 能?
 
This phrase in Chinese is rather easy to pronunce even for non-native Chinese speakers. The only difficulty here is the second character, xiang, which sounds like the ch in German but a little blunter. To make it sound right, first you ready your tougue and teeth as if you were going to say year, then put some effort into your teeth squeeze the air flow into a fricative; it should compare to squeezing an r sound into a sh one.
 
And there you go: Xiang xiang li, with the first syllable pronounced in a lower tone, (yeah, that’s actually how we Chinese recognise the tone difference; the down-then-up is way harder,) and the rest falling.

@RD4590
 
Neng xiang li (“nung sheeyang lee”)

想象力😝

Immaginazione.  
Fantasia.

Dutch: Voorstellingsvermogen

Also, “Einbildungskraft”

English is of course the superior language, because we stole not one, but TWO words–“imagination” and “fantasy”–from the Romance language group.

Frankly, the ones that just grab languages from the same family except for one are kinda cheating.

German could be a little easier for me when I divide its long words into morphemes:
 
“Vor-stellungs-kraft”.

@Gregorius  

 
Yeah…….sure……….im a fucking German too and Germany is crap!!!!

Ah, German… the most romantic of the non-Romance languages.

Ich liebe meine Sprache.

In Indonesian word, Imagination is also “Imaginasi”

Imagination and Fantasie are German words, tho.

I mean y’all funny but in this context and in the episode it was “Fantasie” lol