Well I can speak in Japenese, French, Spanish and I can't speak in chinese language but I do konw how to write chinese.
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Most people outside of America speaks more than 1 language. Personally, I speak, read, and write 4 different languages.
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if you're chinese, its normal.  it gets mixed up as the chinese mouth and tongue and for that matter, any language they only use one particular part of the mouth/tongue.  its surprising that our mouths can make hundreds and hundreds of sound but every language uses barely half of it.  hence when you are born speaking only one language, you may encounter this problem.  \n\ntry practising it loudly and be conscious of it and hopefully it will not get mixed up
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move to japan.  if that doesn't work find some other way to immerse yourself in the language.  if all you hear and are able to communicate is in Japanese you will learn faster
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Hehe... You are so funny dude...=)\n\nWell I agree... Try remove the application on your Control Panel on Add or Remove Program.. Then download a new one.\n\nIt's worth it. Unless you want to write in Chinese again. Haha!
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I use mostly Romanian and English in my daily life and work, but I know French very well and I understand Italian and Spanish. I took classes of Swedish (fun language), German (OMG) and Russian (hmmmm) but I never used them for anything and I remember just a few words and rules... I can say basic lines like Hello or Thanks in many more European languages!
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take up a beginner's course.\nsing (as you learn) along to some pop chinese songs, with your limited mandarin.\nhonest.\nhave fun, & good luck :)
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I don't speak Taiwanese but Mandarin could be easy.
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Absolutely!  I had the same need, and I found the following website very helpful:\nhttp://www.mandarintools.com/cgi-bin/wordlook.pl\n\nNow I can talk to my chinese business contacts and friends all day long!
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In Japanese, there is a phonetic character set (two, actually) called kana, consisting of 46 symbols each. There are only 46 distinct syllable sounds in the Japanese language. Japanese computers typically have a keyboard with each of these 46 characters mapped out. Alternatively, you can use the Roman alphabet to spell out these 46 sounds.\n\nChinese can also be entered phonetically. There are also some input methods that involve entering a character piece by piece, since complex Chinese characters are often composed of smaller, distinct pieces. This entry method can be supported with a relatively simple keyboard of 24 keys, each of which represents one or more of these pieces.
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English and Chinese are two different language.\n\nEnglish is not toner, and is phonic.\n\nBut for Chinese, it is toner, and not phonic.  It is pictorial.\n\nIn learning chinese, one has to master the writing by practice it.  It has many strokes in one word.  \n\nEach word is not make up of certain phonic. Each similar sound has different tone, and mean differently, and it is also written differently.\n\nIn English, we learned phonic since young, and what we need is ABC as basic.  \n\nBut in Chinese, there is no tense, no verb to be etc.  It is a simple language in that sense.  No much rule involved.\n\nSo, each language is unique in it's own. \n\nHope you enjoy it.\n\nRegards\n\n(I've mastered English, Chinese and Malay.  Now the greatest challenged for me is to learn Thai.  It is much more difficult that the 3 language I have learned.)
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see... it's a little thing called freedom... maybe a grandpa of yours died for it... but people are free to talk how they want to talk and write how they want to write... if you don't like it... you don't have to talk to them... or do business at a place that caters to spanish speaking people... \nI mean in China towns accross the nation for years, Chinese and other asian languages are spoken and advertised...\n\nThe government has a lot it needs to do before it needs to worry about what language people are speaking... and as people of your "sort" seem to often say... if you don't like how America is doing it... maybe you should leave...
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chk ur keyboard for ur language , may its now french or someother lang.
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I finally did it. This activity is kind of difficult for me, but i learned through the activity that there are many beautiful and fun places in Kaohsiung. The activity is great. I learned not only a lot about history, but also about the origin of the hometown. Furthermore, my eloquence in Spanish has become better. I hope there are a lot of activities like this one in the future that will teach me more about what is unknown to me.\n\nAre you Chinese? Me too! I'm learning Spanish too...
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EVERYONE says french my answer don't.\nIn reality Spanish& japanese are really very important even german is good. Listen i'm not inventing stuff but i've attended so many seminars about this & that is what their answer was.Besides that these languages are important when you want to find a really good job
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Try china72. Write it in just like that.
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In Venezuela, my country, they are starting a program to teach Chinese to everyone interested, this is being ruled by the government.  Maybe you can check on this page http://www.gobiernoenlinea.ve/misc-view/index.pag
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Hi. I'm from Croatia but I learn English in school for 7 years. I either don' t know very well english. Love to teach me chinese. Bay!