Learning Mandarin?
Learning Mandarin?
02 January 2007, 07:42 PM
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Most Chinese restauranteurs are Cantonese I think..... Mandarin is regarded as a 'higher' (for want of a better description) language though.
Is Mandarin a better language to use if you trade with China?
Is Mandarin a better language to use if you trade with China?
02 January 2007, 08:22 PM
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I speak Cantonese as my second language.
I'm product designer so I reckon learning Mandarin will give me that little extra in my career since most products are now being sourced in China
I'm product designer so I reckon learning Mandarin will give me that little extra in my career since most products are now being sourced in China
02 January 2007, 08:40 PM
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Originally Posted by GC8
Is Mandarin a better language to use if you trade with China?
Mandarin would be the one to go for if you're dealing with China rather than HK.
They both sound the same to me though, I can't speak either.
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