<p>Puede que es 樂園 （乐园）: el paraíso</p>

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2019-05-04T01:14:10.323Z
2019-05-04T01:14:10.323Z
Pedroski
<p>definitely 园 (walled garden, now just garden)</p>

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2019-05-04T11:22:31.263Z
2019-05-04T11:22:31.263Z
Mark Gerolimatos
<p>I have tried a usually effective OCR on it, and tried imitating the appearance in a handwriting recognizer, but neither gives anything that seems possibly correct.  If context helps, it is preceded by  樂.  The editing was to hide confusing background from the OCR.
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2019-05-03T16:08:26.620Z
Possible 園 in a cursive font.
炸鱼薯条德里克
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2019-05-03T20:04:56.990Z
Given the context, this is probably the answer.  Want to re-enter it as such?  The waitress said it was correct, but I got the impression that she is third-generation and may not know.  (Her Spanish sounded native.)  It looked clearer on the menu with no sign of a box, but neither OCR nor imitation came up with anything.  The Spanish name of the restaurant translates to “Peking Palace.”
伟思礼
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2019-05-04T02:13:26.990Z
Her Spanish sounded native doesn't give any information about her Chinese. As far as I know, OCR can't handle such cursive font, especially when bold, most strokes just get merged.
炸鱼薯条德里克
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2019-05-04T06:36:41.623Z
She also didn’t seem to notice when I said 谢谢.
伟思礼
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Can’t identify this character
# Can’t identify this character

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-05-03)

I have tried a usually effective OCR on it, and tried imitating the appearance in a handwriting recognizer, but neither gives anything that seems possibly correct. If context helps, it is preceded by 樂. The editing was to hide confusing background from the OCR.
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**Tags:** characters, traditional-characters

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Possible 園 in a cursive font.  
> **username_0**: Given the context, this is probably the answer.  Want to re-enter it as such?  The waitress said it was correct, but I got the impression that she is third-generation and may not know.  (Her Spanish sounded native.)  It looked clearer on the menu with no sign of a box, but neither OCR nor imitation came up with anything.  The Spanish name of the restaurant translates to “Peking Palace.”  
> **username_1**: Her Spanish sounded native doesn't give any information about her Chinese. As far as I know, OCR can't handle such cursive font, especially when bold, most strokes just get merged.  
> **username_0**: She also didn’t seem to notice when I said 谢谢.  

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2019-05-04. Score: 1 | Accepted answer

Puede que es 樂園 （乐园）: el paraíso


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### Answer by username_3 on 2019-05-04. Score: 0

definitely 园 (walled garden, now just garden)


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