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Stories in Chinese Characters. With Mandarin phonetics.
#chinese #mandarin #Chineselanguage

Sa Ding Ding is an exceptional Chinese artist. Buddhism and other traditional Chinese thought strongly influenced her music. Her mother is Mongolian and her father Han. #chineseculture #chinese #Chineselanguage #music

https://youtu.be/twhz9QNFjOg

@earthling_down_under Thanks for boosting! Cheers

@Manubrio Thanks for boosting my Chinese character meme! Cheers!

Stories in Chinese Characters. With Mandarin phonetics.
#chinese #mandarin #Chineselanguage

@earthling_down_under This was a response to my tree post by a management blogger. He's Chinese living in the States.
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That is a lot of trees. According to Planet’s World Tree Map, below is the ranking of the top four countries in terms of how many trees they’ve planted in just the last year.
China: 2,407,149,493 India 2,159,420,898 Ethiopia 1,725,350,234 Pakistan 1,006,776,72

@earthling_down_under I'm learning Japanese but kan only read the kanji as Chinese. But 森の中 is the same as 森林中 to me. Cheers!

@earthling_down_under #trees

@Linwelly Ok I see. I'm not really sure about that. Maybe the words existed before the characters? 😅

"The Yin Yang Effect"
My newest Substack article.

#China #chinaus #uschina #culture #IChing #yinyang #chineseculture #Chineselanguage

https://toddcornell.substack.com/p/the-yin-yang-effect

@Linwelly What spoken words?

Stories in Chinese Characters. With Mandarin phonetics.
#chinese #mandarin #Chineselanguage

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@JV3MJD Vile is too kind.

💡How many #languages do you speak at least conversationally? 🗣️🙋‍♂️

#foreign #language #bilingual #multilingual #polyglot #monolingual #English #French #Spanish #Chinese #Italian #German #Japanese #Korean #Russian

Stories in Chinese Characters. With Mandarin phonetics.
#chinese #mandarin #Chineselanguage

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@mircalla languages are wonderful. Learning Eastern languages is more intriguing than Western. Never stop learning languages, they are the bridge that connects us. The fewer we know, the fewer the bridges. If we only know one, it's a single plank bridge. The Chinese say that when you drop a chopstick. Basically, you cannot get much accomplished with one chopstick! lol