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Forum: Speaking and Listening 3rd May 2004, 08:34 AM
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Chinese roots in other languages
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yea i've been thru 333, 444, 888, and 999 now...
yea i've been thru 333, 444, 888, and 999
now 1001 ge wo
Forum: Speaking and Listening 2nd May 2004, 03:16 PM
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Chinese roots in other languages
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Posted By Quest
Japan and China never had any major direct...
Japan and China never had any major direct contacts, it seems a bit odd to me that Japan was able
to adopt so many things Chinese. I mean it would be normal if they just copied the script, but 80%
of...
Forum: Speaking and Listening 9th April 2004, 11:34 PM
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Chinese roots in other languages
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Posted By Quest
39degN, the conclusion was drawn not only by...
39degN, the conclusion was drawn not only by looking at KJV but also by looking at Chinese
dialects within China. No one knows for sure what it was like in the past, but the chance for
Chinese to...
Forum: Speaking and Listening 8th April 2004, 11:38 PM
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Chinese roots in other languages
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Posted By Quest
no 39degN, we are talking about language not...
no 39degN, we are talking about language not culture. Northern China did not speak Mandarin until,
some say, 500 or so years ago.
In fact eric, I don't think it was necessarily Cantonese that had...
Forum: Speaking and Listening 8th April 2004, 05:28 AM
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Chinese roots in other languages
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Posted By Quest
eric, its often the case. I think 三国志 is...
eric, its often the case.
I think 三国志 is "sahm gook chi" in Korean?
it is "sahm gwok dzi" in Cantonese, and "san guo zhi" in Mandarin.
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