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Forum: Speaking and Listening 15th September 2004, 08:32 PM
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Practicing Chinese with Chinese is impossible!!!
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Posted By geraldc
From Website's How I am learning Chinese thread...
From Website's How I am learning Chinese thread
(http://www. /viewtopic.php?t=2853)
This is why you are treated differently, and people insist on speaking English with you. If you...
Forum: Speaking and Listening 15th September 2004, 05:48 PM
Replies: 63
Practicing Chinese with Chinese is impossible!!!
Views: 9,598
Posted By geraldc
In what ways do you guys feel the treatment you...
In what ways do you guys feel the treatment you get is different? Is it stuff like automatically
being given the menu typed up in English or is it more serious stuff than that?
I think one of the...
Forum: Speaking and Listening 15th September 2004, 09:01 AM
Replies: 63
Practicing Chinese with Chinese is impossible!!!
Views: 9,598
Posted By geraldc
In Hong Kong where English is one of the official...
In Hong Kong where English is one of the official languages, hotel staff speak English
automatically to western guests, and this is taken as a sign of a quality hotel. Now if you had a
hotel where...
Forum: Speaking and Listening 17th April 2004, 06:53 AM
Replies: 63
Practicing Chinese with Chinese is impossible!!!
Views: 9,598
Posted By geraldc
I think especially with spoken Cantonese...
I think especially with spoken Cantonese (especially Hong Kong and overseas) you'll find that it's
littered with words borrowed from English, PC, gay, camp etc. I guess you could say it's akin to
a...
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