Alexander Russkikh
Chinese language reform Is it true that there was reform in 2013 year of chinese characters? http://www.gov.cn/zwgk/2013-08/19/content_2469793.htm
11 mag 2015 07:32
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yes,it is ture.
11 maggio 2015
это не reform, это update
12 maggio 2015
thanks!
11 maggio 2015
u know there are some character rare-used, for most of us we wont touch them for our whole life....lol..........in the chinese language, we have 正体字、异体字、俗体字. For the characters that we often use, they are called 正体字. 异体字 and 俗体字 come from the long chinese history. The traditional chinese has been kept using for about 2000 years. And it's complex. So for some unofficial cases, people simplified some very complex characters by themselves. These simplified characters formed the simplified chinese today and some unofficial characters which are called 异体字 or 俗体字. The changes of this official file are almost nothing. It just says some 俗体字 becomes 正体字 or it uniforms the way we write 异体字 or 俗体字 ----- as i said, people simplified them by themselves. So one character may have more than one simplified way. anyway, we dont need to care about what changes except you are a chinese language expert.
11 maggio 2015
Thanks a lot! and what's changed in characters?
11 maggio 2015
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Alexander Russkikh
Competenze linguistiche
Arabo, Cinese (mandarino), Inglese, Francese, Tedesco, Portoghese, Russo, Spagnolo
Lingua di apprendimento
Arabo, Cinese (mandarino), Inglese, Francese, Tedesco, Portoghese, Spagnolo