Chinese Language

 Chinese language appears in writings as sort of small combined art designs, if you're a reader, then you must have seen these writings somewhere. That is the native language of Republic of China, Taiwan and Singapore.

 Chinese was formed from native Chinese morphemes including words describing imported objects and ideas and phonetic borrowing of foreign words to the language is still going on but   this does not compromise its accuracy just like any other language. Refer to classical Chinese or middle Chinese if your interest is accuracy.

 Chinese is widely spoken in among the people overseas and its teaching to youngsters in the western countries is catching up meaning it has a brighter future.

 Chinese native speakers are manufactures of many but even essential products from gadget toys to clothes which they supply around the world therefore it is becoming necessary to speak to them and them to speak to us, especially if you are trader. One might wonder what to do then if even written Chinese looks as complicated. Well it easy;

·        There is a simplified Chinese-Pinyin which is the traditional Chinese, spoken by Han the majority. Conceivably 90% of its words corresponds to a single syllable and a single character, with fewer than 1700 syllables.

·        Chinese was first written in Latin characters by Western Chinese in the 16 century meaning it is translatable.

·          With Chinese it is the tones that are used to distinguish words. The northern Chinese speak in 3 tones while some dialects in south China have 6 up to 10 tones depending on how someone counts. Unexceptional is Shanghainese which has reduced to 2 tones almost sounding like modern Japanese.

·          Even translation services are competently coming up to accurately translate Chinese to all other languages. Those translation services employ certified native linguists from China especially from Mountainous South China who are more linguistic.

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