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im sorry, I gues you dont reallly wanna learn! But I could understand why you would want to learn it I watched that discovery channel thing about CHina
Ok ill bid on it on ebay, yah that discovery atlas thingy was AMAZING, and it made me realize that when im all old and wrinkly china will be the leader and most powerfull country. Also i really hope that chinese girl gets the olympic gold!
They have Citys The Size, and 3-4 times the size of NY! Even then They have Milllinos of people as work force... dont underestamate them, the asians are right up behind us..
Yeah.. but most of them are so poor man. Not to mention they are so overpopulated AND communist.
NY is an island, it can only get so big
I thought the commercial was funny. The guy is like "I'll show you the REAL china" Then proceeds us how he wants to use his kung-fu skills in order to one day join the army. Come on.
Good luck, when I was learning Japanese I used an audio learning set that was AWSOME but I can't think of the name right now. It was at the library so I paid nothing for it. I wish I could think of the name but it was sooooo good. I learned to speak Japanese in less than 6 months with very little accent.
When I got shipped to Bolivia (Beautiful country but i will never forgive them for shooting Butch and Sundance.) and needed to learn Spanish, I started dating a local girl. Worked out great.
I studied Latin in High School, French in college and then ASL on my own.
Latin is very useful. I'd love to be able to speak French fluently but unless it comes via osmosis, that's not gonna happen. And I might be brushing up on my ASL soon.
I ought to show this thread to my chinese students who are adversed towards learning their Mandarin and who prefer to converse in English the whole time.
JLAP, English is first language and Chinese/Hindi/Malay/Tamil are considered as second language or mother tongue by schools. But 80% of the students come from English-speaking homes. Mother tongue has become English and no longer the rest of the languages.
I am considered the "older" generation by my students because I am fluent in both Mandarin, English and the dialects. On the other hand, my dad (educated in a chinese school) thinks I suck at Mandarin!
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