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Mandarin and Wu
Hi, I'm a newbie. I want to learn mandarin, but I don't know if I'm going to be understood in Shanghai...
Any comment?
2 de sep. de 2008 4:33
Respuestas · 8
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Mandarin is the official language of China. Every chinese, who had school education, can speak it. You can be known everywhere if you speak mandarin.
2 de septiembre de 2008
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you would be understood well, it's just sometimes old people like to speak shanghainese, or some people from the coutryside don't speak standard mandarin, you might not understand them well :)
2 de septiembre de 2008
3
if you want to be understood well by people in Shanghai , U only should learn mandarin well. There are many foreigners in Shanghai.Most of them speak mandarin, the shanghai people can know what they say,and shanghai people will speak mandarin to them to make sure the foreigners can understand.So don't worry!
2 de septiembre de 2008
3
In fact, Wunese has some dialects too, such as Shanghainese, Suzhounese, Hangzhounese, and so on...
If you really want to learn Wunese, you have to settle down in Shanghai and practise your Shanghainese.
2 de septiembre de 2008
3
Wunese, which is spoken in Shanghai & surrounding places, is harder than Mandarin, because it remains a lot of elements from Classical Chinese. But you'll be understood in Shanghai if you speak Mandarin well. Don't worry.
2 de septiembre de 2008
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Sai
Competencias lingüísticas
Catalán, Chino (mandarín), Inglés, Malabar, Español
Idioma de aprendizaje
Catalán, Chino (mandarín), Inglés, Malabar
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